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3 00
Iver-Johnson, supplies
24 15
F. T. Hanna
48 80
International Chemical Co.
2 83
Carl S. Hall, supplies
3 55
Hovey & Co., seeds
29 30
A. Clifford Hamilton
160 50
Frank J. Jameson
112 80
W. A. Hall
10 75
J. J. Hammer
1 55
Kenney Bros. & Walkins .
2 06
F. W. Hansbury
40 00
E. A. Jones, Treasurer
4 00
Chas. O. Jordan
194 34
Mrs. Henry Jonquest .
55 52
Jaynes Drug Co.
90
Jordan Marsh Co.
23 04
Fred Kimball
5 25
Bessie L. Keltie, copying reports
1 00
L. E. Knolt Apparatus Co., supplies
61 73
Kenney Bros. & Wolkins . 98 75
Catherine F. Johnson Co., model
1 94
L. W. Lunt, repairs
10 50
Mrs. Ida Landstrom, laundry
.00
F. P. Lincoln, services 2 00
Chas. E. Lauriat & Co., supplies
1 21
Linen Thread Co. .
2 85
J. B. Look .
2 50
Homer F. Livermore
19 53
Library Bureau
27 79
346
FINANCIAL REPORTS
Little, Brown & Co. $ 3 60
F. N. Le Fevre & Son 321 15
Wm. Leavens 18 40
John R. Lawrence . 165 00
Milton Water Department
438 88
Milton Public Library, supplies
5 00
J. A. McCarthy, teaming 14 39
Mass. State Board of Agriculture, supplies . 1 00
Masury, Young & Co.
23 02
W. V. Murdock
1 50
John G. Murray, plumbing
423 79
C. M. Murrill, copying reports
2 10
M. A. Morgan, supplies
76 73
Frank M. Marsh, traveling expenses 102 30
Pierce J. Maloney, postage
75 00
Milton Bradley Co., supplies
49 57
Henry F. Miller & Sons, tuning
3 00
Chas. G. Mullen
2 40
Manual Arts Press
2 00
Manifold Mfg. Co.
2 73
- Mason, Hamlin & Co.
12 00
L. O. Merser
401 75
D. A. MacDonald .
468 00
L. E. Muran
4 06
Frank K. Moore Co.
1 20
D. C. McIntosh
17 89
Milton Record .
1 50
J. P. Murray, wood
22 00
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. .
300 59
W. L. Nogler, labor
63 17
Norfolk Cornice & Roofing Co.
31 80
The Outlook Co., subscription
25 02
Orient Spray Co., disinfectant
217 07
Oswald Publishing Co.
3 00
New England Publishing Co.
2 50
Fred A. Packard, electrical repairs
9 65
Phipps Bros., expressage .
179 35
E. R. Pabodie, piano tuning
28 00
J. E. Pond, milk
13 76
W. K. Pendes, hardware
46 82
Palisi Bros. 1 80
The Powers Regulator Co., air compressor 71 62
Plymouth Sales Co., supplies 25
Poole Printing Co.
23 60
C. F. Pettingell 1 50
347
FINANCIAL REPORTS
E. W. Peters
$ 41 50
Paine Furniture Co.
11 00
J. B. Porter, agent
60 50
G. P. Putnam Sons
1 50
Royal Typewriter Co.
100 00
Clara Cathleen Rogers
1 05
Rand McNally Co., supplies .
15 00
Daniel Russell Boiler Works .
316 30
Murray Ruggles, repairs
1 50
C. L. Rosenquest
16 40
Roos Bros.
6 33
C. W. Stiles, electrical supplies
54 31
Samuel Stephens, supplies
160 29
A. T. Stearns Lumber Co. 437 56
Silver Burdett & Co., supplies
31 60
B. H. Sanborn & Co., supplies
85 67
John H. Stonely, supplies
6 60
Chas. W. Stahl, services
6 63
Spaulding Print Paper Co., supplies
58
A. G. Spaulding Bros.
45 70
Ellen F. Sweeney
1 00
Scott, Foresman & Co.
11 30
Smalley, Kivlan & Onthank
13 62
J. Edwin Swan, repairs
451 65
Simpson Bros., Inc.
48 60
Albert S. Smith
4 50
B. F. Sturtevant Co.
81
J. C. Talbot, supplies
154 52
Thorp & Martin Co., supplies
4 25
Tileston & Livermore Co., supplies 13 94
A. H. Tucker, repairs . 313 56
Chas. H. Thayer, supplies and repairs
10 62
A. T. Thompson & Co., supplies
6 37
W. T. Arthur, Music & Library Company 55 00
The Eastern Talking Machine Co.
3 00
Underwood Typewriter Co., repairs and supplies
3 52
Standard Electric Tire Co.
30 90
Alex A. Will
25 00
Walworth Mfg. Co.
7 52
H. A. Watson
17 45
W. C. Westman
361 50
Herbert F. West
155 00
W. L. Wellington
8 57
W. R. Wallis, lumber
121 00
348
FINANCIAL REPORTS
White Son & Co., supplies $ 19 05
A. J. Wilkinson & Co., repairs 31 50
Frank E. Woodard & Co., supplies
35
C. L. Whitney, agent, expressage
3 10
West Disinfecting Co., supplies
320 50
Jas. Welsh, supplies
5 00
White Smith Music Pub. Co., supplies .
64
Wadsworth, Howland & Co., Inc., supplies
20 90
Wright & Ditson, athletic equipment
53 27
Yawman & Erbe Mfg. Co.
13 79
$91,345 05
SUMMARY
Appropriation, Mar. 13,
Expended to Dec. 31,
1915 $91,000 00
1915 $91,345 05
Credits 375 21
Balance, Dec. 31, 1915 30 16
$91,375 21
$91,375 21
SCHOOL TEACHERS' PENSIONS
Paid Ida M. Sears
$425 00
Geo. E. Wales
350 00
$775 00
SUMMARY
Appropriation, Mar. 13,
Expended to Dec. 31,
1915
$775 00
1915
$775 00
SEWER DEPARTMENT, CONSTRUCTION
Paid G. Frank Kemp, services
$ 609 30
Thos. J. Burke, services
594 35
G. N. Bryne, services .
11,838 34
Globe Newspaper Co.
3 45
Chas. E. Moss Co.
4 79
Donaldson Iron Co.
169 96
Wm. Cashman .
2,900 39
Waldo Bros.
81 98
Harold L. Bond Co.
7 28
The Sessions Foundry Co.
376 82
N. Y., N. H. & H. R.R.
24 43
Chas. Culgin
3 50
Power Equipment Co.
783 00
Milton Water Department
33 07
Chas. W. Stiles
46 00
M. Gray
3 60
Frost & Adams
8 07
A. L. Holden
4 00
$17,492 33
349
FINANCIAL REPORTS
SUMMARY
Credits:
Issue of bonds $15,000 00
Transferred
from
Sewer Assessment
Account
2,000 00
Transferred from
Contingent Fund . 500 00
$17,500 00
$17,500 00
SEWER DEPARTMENT, MAINTENANCE
Paid Milton Record, advertising
$ 19 50
John Wade, supplies and labor
151 15
Rockwell & Churchill Press
17 00
Thos. J. Burke
100 00
G. Frank Kemp
344 00
Edison Electric Ill. Co.
47 18
Milton Water Department
21 47
Harold L. Bond Co.
4 63
P. E. Bates & Co.
36 69
Chas. W. Stiles
3 50
M. Gray
16 90
Thos. J. Burke
50 00
Frizzell Ladder Co.
1 20
D. Eaton & Co.
4 00
Chas. E. Moss Co.
87
J. C. Talbot
6 46
J. H. Burdakin
8 00
$832 55
SUMMARY
Appropriation, Mar. 13,
1915
$850 00
Expended to Dec. 31, 1915 $832 55
Balance, Dec. 31, 1915 17 45
$850 00
$850 00
SOLDIERS' RELIEF
Paid Jennie S. Skinner
$ 72 00
Sarah L. Sloan
120 00
Sarah E. Brown
12 00
Paulina Parker
72 00
Henry Fish .
108 00
Teresa Gault
120 00
Isabella O. W. Thompson
120 00
Godfrey Coal Co. .
109 50
Adaline E. Cushing
44 00
Mrs. Lydia Beaulieu
168 00
Expended to Dec. 31, 1915 . $17,492 33 Balance, Dec. 31, 1915 7 67
$945 50
350
FINANCIAL REPORTS
SUMMARY
Appropriation, Mar. 13,
1915 . $1,250 00
Expended to Dec. 31, 1915 $945 50
Balance, Dec. 31, 1915 304 50
$1,250 00
$1,250 00
STATE AID
Paid Wm. Anderson
$72 00
John M. Bryant
48 00
Patrick Brazell
48 00
Jas. E. Cushing
48 00
Geo. A. Fletcher
48 00
A. B. Karcher .
48 00
Benj. Prescott .
48 00
Otis A. Skinner
72 00
T. De Lap Smith
66 00
Nathaniel Martindale
12 00
Samuel Pomeroy
48 00
Benj. Gault
72 00
Edw. Brown
72 00
Geo. W. Shields
66 00
Henry Fish .
72 00
John Hickey
54 00
Ebenezer Babbitt
66 00
John Vose
36 00
Joseph E. Blake
16 00
$1,012 00
SUMMARY
Appropriation, Mar. 13,
Expended to Dec. 31,
1915
$1,450 00
1915 $1,012 00
Balance, Dec. 31, 1915 438 00
$1,450 00
$1,450 00
STREET LIGHTING
Paid Edison Electric Ill. Co.
$12,656 27
Edison Electric Il1. Co. 4,920 82
Edward Reynolds . 11 22
$17,588 31
SUMMARY
Appropriation, Mar. 13,
1915 $17,479 14
Appropriation, Mar. 13,
1915, for 21 new lights 370 02
Expended to Dec. 31, 1915 . $17,588 31 Balance, Dec. 31, 1915 260 85
$17,849 16
$17,849 16
351
FINANCIAL REPORTS
STREET WATERING AND OILING
Paid Pay Roll
$2,618 17
Dyar Supply Co., supplies
14 75
Headley Good Roads Co.
554 10
N. Y., N. H. & H. R.R.
14 00
Barrett Mfg. Co.
240 00
Milton Water Department
713 66
C. C. Copeland
12 50
John Baker, Jr.
600 95
Nathaniel T. Kidder
8 40
Standard Oil Co. of New York
.3,258 92
P. F. Donovan
26 45
J. P. Murray
7 00
G. Frank Kemp
12 00
$8,080 90
SUMMARY
Appropriation, Mar. 13,
1915 $11,000 00
Credits
81 47
Transferred to General Highway Account 3,000 00
$11,080 90
Balance, Dec. 31, 1915 57
$11,081 47
$11,081 47
TOWN HALL AND LOT
Paid Jas. Sangster, services
$1,000 00
John B. Sangster, services
138 00
E. R. Pabodie, tuning
8 00
Orient Spray Co., supplies
10 00
Chas. W. Stiles, labor
16 10
J. C. Talbot, supplies .
18 09
Lawrence W. Lunt, repairs
5 00
Edison Electric Ill. Co.
296 00
Boston Consolidated Gas Co.
2 40
Godfrey Coal Co., supplies
287 50
B. F. Murray, supplies
45 79
Milton Water Department,
12 00
John T. Forde, painting
30 00
C. B. Dolge Co., supplies
13 75
Frank P. Jameson, supplies
12 42
A. H. Tucker, repairs .
6 66
H. W. Nye .
1 00
Benj. Coleman .
6 00
Wilbert Logan .
6 30
Expended to Dec. 31, 1915 $8,080 90
352
FINANCIAL REPORTS
Otis Godfrey
$23 15
F. T. Hanna
10 00
H. B. Horne
26 50
A. L. Holden
80
Edward Sharp
26 30
Jordan Marsh Co. .
82 11
West Disinfectant Co.
8 75
J. H. Burt & Co.
13 90
$2,106 52
SUMMARY
Appropriation, Mar. 13,
Expended to Dec. 31,
1915
$1,800 00
1915
$2,106 52
Credits
417 00
Balance, Dec. 31, 1915 110 48
$2,217 00
$2,217 00
TRANSPORTATION OF SCHOLARS
Paid Chas. H. Thayer
$1,365 00
Bay State Street Railway Co.
360 00
Blue Hill Street Railway Co.
175 00
$1,900 00
SUMMARY
Appropriation, Mar. 13,
Expended to Dec. 31,
1915
$1,900 00
1915
$1,900 00
TREE WARDEN
Paid Pay Roll
$1,371 43
J. L. Fairbank, supplies
21 50
A. L. Holden, supplies
45 42
A. H. Tucker, repairs .
18 90
L. R. Gibson & Son, repairs
9 53
Pettingell-Andrew Co., supplies
17 79
D. J. Cullen & Co., supplies .
15 50
East Milton Garage, supplies
3 45
W. M. Farwell, supplies
82 50
Brewer & Co., supplies
32 25
Edison Electric Co.
1 50
N. E. Nurseries Co., trees
177 63
W. C. Welsh
1 70
J. A. McCarthy
7 25
J. C. Talbot
2 20
Jas. H. Landers
64 55
Dr. Geo. E. Stone
27 00
John Wade .
19 06
$1,919 16
353
FINANCIAL REPORTS
SUMMARY
Appropriation, Mar. 13,
1915
$1,800 00
Expended to Dec. 31, 1915 $1,919 16
Credits
124 45
Balance, Dec. 31, 1915 5 29
$1,924 45
$1,924 45
WADSWORTH BEQUEST
Paid Meredith & Grew $25 00
SUMMARY
Appropriation, Mar. 13,
1915
$300 00
Expended to Dec. 31, 1915 $ 25 00
Balance, Dec. 31, 1915 275 00
$300 00
$300 00
WATER DEPARTMENT
EXPENDITURES YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1915
Salary and Wages:
Charged to general expense
$3,598 93
Charged to maintenance 5,292 33
Charged to service
4,824 83
Charged to construction
5,168 90
Charged to ledger accounts
429 64
-$19,314 63
Rent and Insurance:
Arthur H. Tucker, office building
$400 00
W. Newton Harlow, insurance 786 70
Fred H. Smith, agent, stable
240 00
$1,426 70
Printing, Stationery and Postage:
F. W. Barry, Beale & Co., books, etc.
$ 26 13
Union Water Meter Co., postage
21
Walworth Mfg. Co., postage
41
National Meter Co., postage
10
Poole Printing Co., printing .
61 75
Milton News & Variety Store, stationery
3 05
The Rockwell & Churchill Press, paper and envelopes 112 50
Ashcroft Mfg. Co., postage
08
Thomas Groom & Co., books
34 50
Thompson, Durkee Co., postage 07
D. A. Heffernan, Superintendent, postage, etc. 1 28
Ford Motor Co., postage
02
$240 10
354
FINANCIAL REPORTS
Fuel and Light:
The Edison Electric Ill. Co. of Boston, light
$
9 41
Godfrey Coal Co., coal 100 45
$109 86
Telegraph and Telephone:
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
$58 42
Stable:
Josiah Babcock, Jr., hay and grain . $627 70
Wm. E. Leavitt, gasolene 83 47
A. L. Holden, sundries
70
The Edison Electric Ill. Co. of Boston, light
8 70
New England Co., towel service
12 00
Godfrey Coal Co., coal
41 52
J. C. Talbot, supplies
3 43
W. C. Welsh, drugs and medicines
3 20
E. P. Denn, shoeing
56 40
L. Crossman & Son, shoeing and repairs
55 68
Auto Sales Co., shoes, inner tubes, etc.
21 40
Town of Milton, Water Department, water rates
12 00
Patrick Bellew, shoeing
5 00
Dana &.Crowther, sponges
10 00
D. A. Heffernan, Superintendent, for expendi- tures
50
H. B. Horne, clapboards
36
Milton Cement Co., cement 1 00
Freight:
N. Y., N. H. & H. R.R. Co.
$ 8 45
Adams Express Co. 6 39
Phipps Brothers
12 45
National Meter Co.
3 64
The Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co.
35
Thomson Meter Co.
37
D. A. Heffernan, Superintendent
1 67
$33 32
Miscellaneous:
The Milton Record, Water Commissioners' notices
$ 14 50
A. L. Holden, sundries
16 92
W. W. Churchill, locating and plan work
315 50
J. P. Fenno, cement, etc.
3 25
F. C. Bolles, services as notary
1 25
Chas. B. Dolan, cement .
3 00
C. H. Chute, moulding
1 28
Water & Gas Review Pub. Co., subscription
1 00
$943106
355
FINANCIAL REPORTS
New England Co., towel service $ 12 00
Arthur H. Tucker, alterations at office building 73 10
J. C. Talbot, supplies
7 62
Wm. Cashman, coke .
5 55
Walworth Mfg. Co., floor flanges
92
Herbert F. French & Co., auditors
257 82
Frank E. Fitts Mfg. & Supply Co., waste
13 57
Arthur D. Little, Inc., analysis
10 00
Town of Milton, Water Department, water rates 24 00
W. C. Welsh, acid, etc.
30
Ashcroft Mfg. Co., charts and globes
9 00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R.R. Co., pipeway rental . 3 00
Adams, Cushing & Foster, Inc., repairing pen
10
L. R. Gibson & Son, zinc, fittings, etc.
2 55
The Edison Electric Ill. Co. of Boston, lamp
18
Chas. W. Stiles, electrical work .
5 10
Robert Sweeney, rubber boots
7 50
John J. Gallagher, bricks and cement
05
Milton Cement Co., cement .
75
D. A. Heffernan, Superintendent, expenditures
26 89
Thompson, Durkee Co., box
15
Frost & Adams Co., tracing cloth, etc.
2 06
Standard Oil Co. of New York, floor dressing .
1 50
Equipment:
A. L. Holden, tools, etc.
$ 22 30
National Meter Co., meters . 1,162 20
Federal Steam & Gas Supply Co., vise and dies
15 49
John A. McCarthy, rubber hose
6 00
American Tool & Machine Co., wrenches, etc. H. A. Watson, chairs .
9 00
L. Crossman & Son, hydrant wrenches
2 50
Frost & Adams Co., drawing instruments 5 40
Harold L. Bond Co., drills
5 99
$1,243 55
Maintenance:
Duby's Garage, auto supplies $ 19 41
A. L. Holden, sundries, tools, etc. 190 95
J. C. Talbot, sundries
1 71
W. C. Welsh, denatured alcohol, bronzing fluid, etc.
6 35
W. J. Hicks, repairs on democrat
29 85
Union Water Meter Co., repairs, etc.
9 02
H. Mueller Mfg. Co., valve for testing machine
2 87
L. Crossman & Son, repairs, etc. 37 91
$822 41
14 67
356
FINANCIAL REPORTS
National Meter Co., repairs and parts .
$328 97
The Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co., valves repaired . 10 95
Walworth Mfg. Co., parts for tapping machine, etc. 10 80
Gamon Meter Co., meter repaired
1 48
Hersey Mfg. Co., meters repaired 7 16
Neptune Meter Co., meter repaired
1 75
E. P. Denn, welding wrench
1 75
Thomson Meter Co., meters repaired
61 30
John F. Kemp & Co., facing hammers .
60
Milton News & Variety Store, tape 20
W. J. McInnis, Trustee in Bankruptcy, spark plug 75
H. B. Horne, plank
44
Harold L. Bond Co., suctions, hose clamps, etc.
41 24
Daniel P. Sullivan, Jr., leather .
4 50
Godfrey Coal Co., Cumberland coal
2 36
Charles W. Stiles, electrical work 1 82
L. R. Gibson & Son, flanges .
24
N. Y., N. H. & H. R.R. Co., freight
25
Thos. F. Martin, washers
14 00
Parkway Auto Supplies, oils
5 60
Geo. T. Staples, washers for cleaning machine 1 20
Ford Motor Co., auto supplies 4 95
American Radiator Co., bronze and brush 1 25
Geo. R. Bascom, auto tires, etc. 41 89
$843 52
Services:
N. Y., H. N. & H. R.R. Co., freight charges $ 11 06
Dexter Bros. Co., paint 8 25
E. M. Dart Mfg. Co., stop and waste cocks 204 98
H. Mueller Mfg. Co., stop and waste cocks 3 30
National Lead Co., lead pipe, etc. 87 48
A. L. Holden, supplies
50
Braman, Dow & Co., service boxes . 40 59
National Meter Co., meters . 114 10
H. B. Horne, stock for meter stands, etc. . 15 90
Union Water Meter Co., stop and waste cocks J. C. Talbot, supplies
5 37
Thompson, Durkee Co., fittings
154 17
Donaldson Iron Co., pipe
533 54
R. J. Teasdale, explosives
33 67
M. J. Manning's Sons, carting 3 00
Walworth Mfg. Co., brass fittings, etc. 115 04
R. Estabrook's Sons, meter boxes 38 00
The Chapman Valve Mfg. Co., valves
34 45
159 01
357
FINANCIAL REPORTS
Builders Iron Foundry, castings
$ 12 95
The Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co., valves 13 70
Dan'1 P. Sullivan, Jr., brass fittings
5 48
Harold L. Bond Co., jute
2 86
J. P. O'Connell & Co., cement
8 10
Godfrey Coal Co., wood .
1 24
J. P. Fenno, cement blocks, etc.
8 25
A. M. Byers Co., wrought iron pipes
577 20
$2,222 19
Construction :
N. Y., N. H. & H. R.R. Co., freight charges
$ 18 00
M. J. Manning's Sons, hauling pipe 194 26
J. C. Talbot, oil, oatmeal, etc. 18 85
National Lead Co., pig lead
281 53
Builders Iron Foundry, castings
195 35
Donaldson Iron Co., pipe
5,255 94
Fitz, Dana & Co., pig lead
329 01
Godfrey Coal Co., wood
14 38
Chas. W. Stiles, dry cells
3 00
Wm. E. Leavitt, gasolene
2 73
Fred A. Hondlette & Sons, Inc., castings
67 09
The Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co., gates and hydrants
395 82
R. J. Teasdale, explosives
35 29
City of Boston, sleeve and gate .
29 70
Rensselaer Valve Co., gate boxes
22 50
Harold L. Bond Co., jute
4 94
$6,868 39
Rebates and Adjustments:
Austin W. Greene
$6 17
Warland Wight
9 22
Paul D. Rust
8 33
Elizabeth Coakley
4 75
Harriet K. Klebs
27
Dr. Carleton A. Rowe
9 03
Mary A. Doane
8 33
Florence I. Ames
7 00
P. C. Pope .
4 55
Matthew Luce
6 00
John Donald
5 83
Anne D. Beck
1 00
$78 48
Ledger Sundries:
Bond and Coupon Account, interest on bonds $5,419 17 Bond and Coupon Account (Commonwealth of Massachusetts), interest on bonds 735 00
L. R. Gibson & Son, wiping solder . 1 05
358
FINANCIAL REPORTS
J. C. Talbot, oil, etc. .
$ 44
Thompson-Durkee Co., fittings
2 69
Milton Savings Bank, service deposit
255 41
M. J. Manning's Sons, carting
5 00
Godfrey Coal Co., wood .
1 25
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., toll
10
Standard Oil Co. of New York, floor oil
2 00
05
D. A. Heffernan, Superintendent, car fare . Metropolitan Sewerage & Water Board, water 16,430 78
Town of Milton, revert
768 06
$23,621 00
$57,825 63
RECEIPTS
Water .
$17,960 08
Advance
20,514 21
Service pipe and connections
6,641 72
Ledger accounts, including appropriation and hydrant rental
12,709 62
$57,825 63
SUMMARY
Balance in Bank, Dec.
Paid for water
$16,430 78
31, 1914
. $00,000 00
-
Paid for interest
6,154 17
Appropriation
2,500 00
Other payments
35,240 68
Receipts .
55,151 83
Balance in Bank, Dec.
Interest
173 80
31, 1915
00,000 00
$57,825 63
$57,825 63
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REPORT OF THE TREASURER OF CEMETERY
RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS BY THE TREASURER OF MILTON CEMETERY FOR THE YEAR 1915
Receipts
Balance, December 31, 1914
$171 11
Appropriation .
$2,500 00
Contingent Fund .
1,000 00
Interest on Perpetual Care Fund
1,704 47
Interest on Jason Reed Cemetery Fund
105 07
Interest on U. S. Steel Corporation Bond, $1,000 at 5%
50 00
Rent, Peabody tenements
110 00
Sale of Peabody house
55 00
Collections for care of lots, labor, wood sold, etc.
4,368 55 9,893 09
$10,064 20
Payments
Paid Superintendent's salary
$1,000 00
Pay Roll
6,966 56
J. C. Talbot, supplies
79 73
Milton Water Department, water
38 01
Walter Baker Co., manure
60 00
J. W. Pond Estate, manure .
21 00
J. J. Gallagher, cement
43 72
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
31 14
Edison Electric Ill. Co., lights
52 20
J. G. Murray, plumbing
1 70
A. L. Holden, repairing lawn mowers
20 72
H. W. Vose, flowers and plants
11 00
M. F. Gray, flowers and plants
24 00
J. W. Donovan, stone cutting
345 45
L. Crossman & Son, blacksmith work
6 55
J. R. Lawrence, mowing
16 25
Rockwell & Churchill, printing
29 50
C. B. Doldge & Co., weed killer
100 00
Thorpe, Martin Co., record book
4 25
Ole Nelson, carpentering .
97 90
T. W. Pond, sundries
119 29
John A. Tucker, trees
10 00
J. F. Pope, Treasurer, salary
125 00
9,203 97
Balance, December 31, 1915
860 23
$10,064 20
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REPORT OF TREASURER OF CEMETERY
Statement of Perpetual Care Fund
$31,961 00
Amount of fund December 31, 1914 . Received from:
John E. Stewart, lot 1108
$150 00
George T. Staples, lot 384 150 00
William A. Fredericks, lot 291
150 00
Sophia B. Lord, lot 97}
150 00
Est. Henry E. Sheldon, lot 759
150 00
Est. A. L. Miller, lot 858}
150 00
Est. Annie S. H. Avery, lot 47
150 00
James B. Pursell, lot 1238
150 00
Est. Hiram Tuell, lot 972
150 00
Bridget Wills, lot 189
150 00
Caroline Riordan, lot 626
150 00
George A. Poole, lot 67
150 00
Est. Rebecca H. W. Snyder, lot 327
150 00
Est. Rebecca H. W. Snyder, lot 127
150 00
Est. Mary W. Willis, lot 75
150 00
Est. John A. Preston, lot 849
150 00
Est. Timothy F. Clary, lot 515 150 00
Est. Henry Hall, lot 482 .
150 00
Lavina H. Brackett, lot 747
150 00
Paid J. Porter Holmes, Treasurer 2,850 00
Amound of fund December 31, 1915
$34,811 00
Funds Held by Trustees for Improvement of Cemetery
Sarah G. Vose Fund $1,000 00
E. G. Tucker Fund 1,000 00
$2,000 00
These funds are invested in: $1,000 Chicago & No. Michigan R.R. 5% bond cost
$983 06
$1,000 U. S. Steel Corporation 5% bond, cost 977 50
Deposit in Milton Savings Bank 39 44
$2,000 00
J. FRANK POPE, Treasurer.
Trustees Milton Public Library, in Account with Charles E. Rogerson, Treasurer Trust Funds
Inventory of Property Belonging to Various Funds Given at Par Valuations
VOSE FUND
10 shares N. Y., N. H. & H. R.R. $1,000 00
12 shares Blue Hill National Bank 1,200 00
32 shares West End St. Ry., preferred 1,600 00
2 C. B. & Q. joint 4 per cent bonds . 2,000 00
1 share Massachusetts Gas Co., preferred 100 00
Deposit in Milton Savings Bank . 24 44
$5,924 44
KIDDER FUND
2 N. Y. C. & H. R. R.R., 3} per cent bonds
$2,000 00
J. HUNTINGTON WOLCOTT FUND
1 N. Y., N. H. & H. R.R., 4 per cent bond
$1,000 00
1 share Torrington Co., preferred 25 00
Deposit in Milton Savings Bank .
11 13
$1,036 13
JOSEPH MCKEAN CHURCHILL FUND
2 shares Boston & Albany R.R.
$200 00
ROGER WOLCOTT FUND
2 Erie R.R. Co. (Pennsylvania collateral) 4 per
cent bonds .
$2,000 00
1 share West End St. Ry., preferred
50 00
$2,050 00
MILTON WOMAN'S CLUB FUND
5 shares Massachusetts Gas Co., preferred . $500 00
1 share Massachusetts Gas Co., common 100 00
Deposit in Milton Savings Bank .
10 00
$610 00
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ELIZABETH B. MAXWELL FUND
Deposit in Milton Savings Bank . $4 00
MARION D. HOLLINGSWORTH FUND
1 C. B. & Q. joint 4 per cent bond $1,000 00
Deposit in Milton Savings Bank .
15 64
.
$1,015 64
JOSEPH C. WHITNEY FUND
1 American Coal Products Co., 3 year 6 per cent note $1,000 00 Deposit in Milton Savings Bank . . 25 00
$1,025 00
Interest on total amount deposited in Milton Savings Bank
40 10
Cr.
Balance, December 31, 1914 $237 57
Income from Vose Fund 284 00
Kidder Fund 70 00
J. Huntington Wolcott Fund . 41 76
Joseph Mckean Churchill Fund 17 50
Roger Wolcott Fund 84 00
Milton Woman's Club Fund . 25 00
Marion D. Hollingsworth Fund 40 00
Joseph C. Whitney Fund
60 00
$859 83
Dr.
Paid for Books .
$503 96
Transportation of books for house-to-house
delivery . 84 00
Balance, December 31, 1915
271 87
$859 83
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TOWN APPROPRIATION
Cr.
Balance, December 31, 1914 .
$306 35
Balance, petty cash, December 31, 1914
7 29
Appropriation, March 6, 1915
9,000 00
Received from dog tax, 1914 .
1,065 76
Fines
366 73
Interest
23 62
Lost and mutilated books
32 70
Milton histories and maps .
12 50
Bulletin subscriptions
25
Miscellaneous
9 61
$10,824 81
Dr.
Paid for Binding
$297 14
Books
953 22
Bulletins
270 71
Equipment
199 43
Express, including transportation
406 89
Fuel .
334 94
Insurance on Treasurer's bond to Trustees
20 00
Janitor service, including cleaning
1,031 80
Labor and repairs
511 12
Laundry .
12 31
Light .
276 99
Newspapers
28 28
Periodicals
283 28
Printing and supplies
528 13
Rent .
425 00
Salaries
5,058 72
Telephone
57 26
Water
12 00
Miscellaneous
62 78
$10,770 00
Balance, December 31, 1915
41 81
Balance, petty cash, December 31, 1915
13 00
$10,824 81
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SUMMARY
Balance December 31, 1914
$306 35
7 29
Balance, petty cash,
December 31, 1915
13 00
Credits
1,511 17
$10,824 81
Expended, January 1,
to December 31, 1915 $10,770 00 Balance, December 31, 1915 41 81
Balance, petty cash, December 31, 1914 Appropriation, March 6, 1915
9,000 00
$10,824 81
CHARLES E. ROGERSON, Treasurer.
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FUNDS HELD BY THE TOWN
PERPETUAL CARE FUND
Amount held December 31, 1915 $34,811 00
This fund is held by the Town Treasurer in accordance with Chapter 82, Sections 15-18, of the Public Statutes, interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum being allowed on it and paid over to the Trustees of the Cemetery.
JASON REED CEMETERY FUND
Amount held December 31, 1915 $2,626 67
The interest on this at the rate of 4 per cent per annum is paid over to the Trustees of the Cemetery.
E. T. L. REED PUBLIC PARK FUND
Amount held December 31, 1915 $4,794 39
EXTRACT FROM THE WILL OF ELIZABETH T. L. REED
"All the rest, residue and remainder of all the moneys remaining in the hands of said Executor or Administrator, I direct shall be divided into three equal parts.
"The second of said parts shall be paid to and deposited with the Treas- urer for the time being of said Town of Milton, the same to be received, held and invested by said town as a fund to be known as the 'Jason Reed Fund,' and the income thereof shall be applied to the preservation, care, improvement or embellishment of the said Milton Cemetery.
"And the third of said parts shall be paid to said Town of Milton, and the same shall be applied by the proper legal authorities to or towards laying out, improvement or ornamentation of a Public Park or Parks in said town, in such manner as said authorities may deem advisable.
"I make the foregoing bequests in favor of First Parish, the Cemetery and the Parks in said Milton, both on account of the deep interest taken by my father, the late Jason Reed, deceased, in the affairs of said town, and of my own profound desire for the welfare of said town and of the citizens thereof."
MARY L. PEABODY FUND
Amount held December 31, 1915 . $5,000 00
The clause under which this bequest is given reads as follows: "To the Selectmen of the Town of Milton, Massachusetts, $5,000, to be invested and the income thereof to be distributed annually to the poor at Christmas."
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