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365
SEWER ASSESSMENTS
1910
Balance Unpaid $ 20 85
G. E. Burt
J. H. Burt, Estate of .
121 00
$141 85
1912
B. Herbert Flaherty
$82 01
J. E. V. Haven
50 02
Arthur G. Smith
40 00
Anna Henderson
40 00
$212 03
1913
Margaret E. Bellew
$ 21 76
John Fennell
61 51
Ellen B. Hall
37 21
Louis A. Cook .
360 15
Alice P. Clark .
25 70
Clifton W. Thayer
30 00
Mary A. Wheeler
29 50
Ada T. Hayden
269 05
Mary E. Howard
58 87
Emma F. McGee
12 96
Grace Rogers
18 30
Ellen R. Young 10 25
32 85
Janet B. Jordan
7 50
$1,019 11
1914
I. Miller Palfred
$ 52 26
Mrs. Geo. T. Pierce
25 00
Alexander Hobbs .
25 00
Thomas Edwards .
150 00
Charles H. Furber
75 00
James H. Stark
48 32
Margaret Robertson
16 68
Edith Manton .
33 33
Geo. C. Thatcher
50 00
Aggie Paolucci
56 50
366
Mary E. Maloney
43 50
Chas. Bradlee .
367
SEWER ASSESSMENTS
Balance Unpaid $25 00
Mary E. Putnam
Ernest E. Choate .
50 00
Edna D. Hooper
25 00
Murdock A. MacDonald .
50 00
Llewellyn W. Higgins
25 00
James F. Ballard
40 00
Agnes V. Ballard
40 00
Mary A. Welsh
37 50
Grace M. Church .
13 32
Martin J. Gibbons
120 00
Elena A. Noble
347 75
Carl W. G. Hanson
14 37
Alice T. Herrick
900 96
Chas. S. Pierce, Tr. Dudley Trust
46 50
$2,267 49
1915
Dr.
John A. Tucker
$ 69 63
Paid
Mary A. Concannon
103 00
Paid
Edith I. Lyons
53 00
Paid
Mary Tucker
53 00
Paid
Liza M. Chamberlain
53 00
Paid
William J. Stephenson
106 00
$106 00
Henrietta Stephenson
53 00
53 00
Thomas M. Lennon
53 00
53 00
J. Kahler, heirs or devisees
873 87
873 87
Frank E. Doe
23 92
15 94
Adeline A. Cushing
45 74
45 74
Mary E. Killilea
50 00
50 00
Jennie L. Wilkinson
26 00
26 00
Thorwald Christianson
55 00
Paid
Daniel Crowley
55 00
30 18
Anna E. Mathers .
55 00
35 00
Albert P. Bailey
15 00
Paid
Margaret H. Jones
30 52
30 52
Elena A. Noble
56 25
56 25
Martin J. Gibbons
137 11
137 11
Isaac Sheinwald
74 13
74 13
Alfred Smith
40 00
40 00
Alice M. Kelley
40 00
40 00
Charles F. Edlund
40 00
40 00
Eva L. Smith
80 00
53 32
Anna B. Kelley
40 00
40 00
Richard A. Kelley
40 00
40 00
368
SEWER ASSESSMENTS
Balance Unpaid
Nellie Blankenship
$40 00
Paid
Dora A. McCue
40 00
Paid
Ellen T. Fregeau
40 00
$40 00
Gerda Roubound
40 00
Paid
George A. Palmer .
80 00
Paid
William J. Manning
40 00
Paid
Frank W. Johnson
40 00
26 66
Ida B. Macleod
40 00
26 66
Alice A. Newton
40 00
40 00
George E. Fuller
40 00
40 00
Margaret T. Houghton
40 00
Paid
Henry Mclellan
40 00
Paid
E. C. Merritt
40 00
Paid
Katherine M. T. Brennan
413 00
113 00
Mary A. Rodgers .
80 00
40 00
William J. Meagher
40 00
40 00
Frank T. Meagher
40 00
40 00
Eliza A. Foster
45 49
Paid
Mary E. MacFarland
92 15
92 15
Barnet Hurwitch .
45 49
45 49
Wayne M. Shipman
46 66
46 66
Elsie P. Shipman
45 49
45 49
Mary J. Gibbons
108 82
108 82
Michael Gibbons
326 57
Debra E. Manion .
220 50
220 50
W. H. P. Lombard
92 64
Paid
Mark McCully
95 00
Paid
Catherine T. Foley
27 06
27 06
John and Eugenia Marsolini
15 00
Paid
Mary M. Brophy
45 00
Paid
Annie S. Irving
45 00
Paid
Joseph Butler .
45 00
45 00
Florence C. Fallon
55 00
55 00
John E. Stewart
15 00
Paid
Sarah A. Matifes
50 00
33 31
J. Frank Pope .
100 00
100 00
Walter I. Mather
33 00
Paid
Patrick Bellew
65 00
65 00
Norman J. McKay
50 00
Paid
Tobias H. Burke, 2nd
50 00
50 00
William H. Hoffman
33 00
Paid
Isabella F. Phillips
15 00
Paid
Michael J. Kelly
45 00
Paid
Dr.
369
SEWER ASSESSMENTS
Dr.
Balance Unpaid
Michael J. and Maria Kelly .
$126 00
Paid
Grace K. Small
15 00
Paid
Henrietta D. Gardner
50 00
$33 33
Margaret J. Malone
121 00
80 66
Jennie Robson
92 65
Paid
Ada T. Hayden
54 00
54 00
William Kelley
58 00
Paid
Charlotte H. Capen
60 50
40 00
Mary Packard
94 00
94 00
H. Clifford Gallagher
90 00
Paid
James Welsh
83 00
83 00
John A. Anderson
82 00
Paid
Annie and John Kelley
90 00
Paid
William Riley
44 89
44 89
Helen M. Kohler
100 18
100 18
Charles W. Jones
28 00
Paid
Frank A. Graves
131 48
87 65
Mary C. Turner
60 45
Paid
Rosa B. Fandell
70 00
70 00
Minnie R. Jefferson
66 22
66 22
William H. Chubbuck
36 25
Paid
Helen F. Kenney
63 26
63 26
Theodore L. Frost
54 50
Paid
Mary J. Brown
75 06
Paid
Bessie I. Lent .
58 14
58 14
Mary R. Wright
95 62
95 62
Levi A. Dame .
50 00
Paid
Michael F. Jones
29 00
29 00
Ella M. Simpson
62 01
Paid
Hattie A. Dame
64 01
Paid
John M. Brooks
41 00
41 00
Milton Academy
191 00
Paid
Elizabeth M. Osgood .
70 00
46 66
Fannie S. Browne
75 00
75 00
Olivia L. Browne .
53 50
53 50
Jennie C. Spear, heirs or devisees
50 00
Paid
Annie E. Devettere
50 00
Paid
Leopold Morse Home for Aged and Infirm
Hebrews and Orphanage
139 50
139 50
Massachusetts Baptist Missionary Society
54 08
36 05
$8,110 34
$4,872 52
TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT
Uncollected (1906-1912) All in litigation
$10,018 10
TAXES OF 1910 SEWER ASSESSMENT Dr.
Balance unpaid
$141 85
TAXES OF 1912
Dr.
Balance unpaid
$190 53
TAXES OF 1913
Dr.
Balance uncollected, December 31, 1914 .
$20,010 15
Cr.
Amount paid Treasurer .
$12,287 15
Abatements
3,587 51
Uncollected
4,135 49
$20,010 15
INTEREST ACCOUNT
Dr.
Amount collected
$979 74
Cr.
Paid Treasurer
$979 74
SEWER ASSESSMENT
Dr.
Uncollected December 31, 1914 $701 81
Cr.
Paid Treasurer
$305 71
Uncollected
396 10
$701 81
SEWER INTEREST
Amount collected
Dr. 370 $36 38
TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT 371
Cr.
Paid Treasurer
$36 38
SIDEWALK ASSESSMENT
Dr.
Uncollected December 31, 1915
$199 08
TAXES OF 1914
Dr.
Balance unpaid December 31, 1914
$56,530 91
February 27, 1915, additional polls
$58 00
$56,588 91
Cr.
Paid Treasurer
$34,014 80
Abatements
4,527 91
Uncollected
18,046 20
$56,588 91
INTEREST ACCOUNT
Dr.
Amount collected
$880 60
Paid Treasurer
$880 60
SEWER ASSESSMENT
Dr.
Balance unpaid December 31, 1914
$2,799 20
Cr.
Amount paid Treasurer .
$1,838 43
Amount uncollected .
960 77
$2,799 20
SEWER INTEREST
Dr.
Amount collected
$78 52
Cr.
Amount paid Treasurer .
$78 52
SIDEWALK ASSESSMENT
Dr
Uncollected December 31, 1914
$594 58
Cr.
372
TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT
Cr.
Amount paid Treasurer .
$ 47 40
Amount uncollected .
547 18
$594 58
PARK BETTERMENTS
Dr.
Amount collected
$525 00
Cr.
Paid Treasurer
$525 00
TAXES OF 1915
Dr.
State, county, town and bank taxes as per warrant $419,362 40
Poll taxes
4,550 00
Gypsy and brown-tail moths 588 53
Bay State St. R.R. excise tax
2,093 60
Blue Hill St. R.R. excise tax
595 92
December warrant
3,158 75
Additional polls
70 00
-$430,419 20
Cr.
Paid Treasurer
$374,789 55
Abatements
2,277 62
Uncollected
53,352 03
$430,419 20
INTEREST ACCOUNT
Dr.
Amount collected
$121[33
Paid Treasurer
$121 33
SEWER ASSESSMENT
Dr.
Amount as per warrant .
$8,558 36
Cr.
Paid Treasurer
$3,577 31
Uncollected
4,981. 05
$8,558 36
SEWER INTEREST
Dr.
Amount collected
$159 10
Cr.
Paid Treasurer
$159 10
Cr.
373
TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT
SIDEWALK ASSESSMENT
Dr.
Amount as per warrant . $46 88
Cr.
Paid Treasurer
$22 88
Uncollected
24 00
$46 88 JOSIAH BABCOCK, Tax Collector.
ASSETS OF THE TOWN, DEC. 31, 1915
Balance due sidewalk assessments, 1913 $ 199 08
Balance due sidewalk assessments, 1914
547 18
Balance due sidewalk assessments, 1915 24 00
Balance due sewer assessments, 1910
141 85
Balance due sewer assessments, 1912
190 53
Balance due sewer assessments, 1913
396 10
Balance due sewer assessments, 1914
960 77
Balance due sewer assessments, 1915
4,981 05
Balance due from collector of taxes, 1906-12, in- clusive; all in litigation 10,018 10
Balance due from collector of taxes 1913, 14, 15 . 75,533 72
Cash in hands of Treasurer
2,907 58
$95,899 96
VALUATION OF TOWN PROPERTY
As ESTIMATED BY A SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED FOR THAT PURPOSE, IN 1909
Schoolhouses and contents
$273,890 00
Public Library "
137,317 79
Police Station " 44
35,304 00
Other buildings " =
167,947 00
Cemetery .
50,000 00
Public grounds and parks
36,000 00
Other real estate
19,700 00
Waterworks
315,000 00
$1,035,158 79
374
LIABILITIES OF THE TOWN, DEC. 31, 1915
Perpetual Care Fund $11,561 00
Balance of appropriations unexpended 18,702 91
$30,263 91
Six months' note of Oct. 2, 1915, account Randolph Avenue reconstruction $10,000 00
$40,263 91
FUNDED DEBT OF THE TOWN, DEC. 31, 1915
Sewer loan, 1913, outstanding
$10,000 00
Public Park loan, 1913, outstanding
9,000 00
Sewer loan, 1898, outstanding
3,000 00
Sewer loan, 1910, outstanding
4,000 00
Sewer loan, 1912, outstanding
2,000 00
Library loan, outstanding
17,500 00
Water loan, outstanding .
170,000 00
Police Station loan, outstanding
1,500 00
Schoolhouse loan, 1909, outstanding
75,000 00
Total
$292,000 00
Total Funded Debt of Town, Jan. 1, 1915
$318,000 00
Sewer bond of 1915
15,000 00
$333,000 00
Paid during the year
26,000 00
Total Funded Debt of Town, Dec. 31, 1915 . $307,000 00
375
TREASURER'S REPORT OF TOWN BONDS
List of Bonds Authorized and Those Outstanding Dec. 31, 1915
MILTON PUBLIC LIBRARY LOAN
$50,000 authorized. Dated July 1, 1902. Bearing 33% interest Payable semi-annually
Number
Denomi- nation
Due
Amount
Remarks
40 and 41 ..
$1,000
July 1, 1916
2,000
1
42.
500
=
1,1917
2,000
1
45 ..
50
.4
1, 1917
500
5
46 and 47.
1,000
1,1918
2,000
48 ..
500
1,1918
500
49 and 50 ...
1,000
1,1919
2,000
1
51 ..
500
1, 1919
500
52 and 53 .. .
1,000
..
1, 1920
2,000
54 ..
500
1,1920
500
55 and 56 ..
1,000
1,1921
2,000
..
57 ..
500
1, 1921
500 S
58 and 59 ..
1,000
1,1922
2,000 }
..
60
500
1,1922
500
1
Outstanding
43 and 44.
1,000
1, 1916
500
1
$17,500 outstanding, Dec. 31, 1915. Payable at First National Bank of Boston
Numbers 1 to 39 inclusive $32,500 paid
376.
377
TOWN BONDS
MILTON WATER LOAN
$315,000 authorized. Dated August 1, 1902. Bearing 3}% interest Payable semi-annually
Bonds numbered No. 143 of 1915, No. 154 of 1916, and No. 165 of 1917 destroyed. $312,000 issued
Number
Denomi- nation
Due
Amount
Remarks
144 to 153 inclusive
$1,000
Aug. 1, 1916
$10,000
Outstanding
155
164
..
1,000
1,1917
10,000
166
175
185
1,000
= 1,1919
10,000
186
195
1,000
1,1920
10,000
196
205
1,000
1,1921
10,000
206
215
1,000
1,1922
10,000
216 "
225
1,000
=
1,1923
10,000
226
235
1,000
1,1924
10,000
236
245
=
255
44
1,000
=
1,1927
10,000
266 “
275 285
44
1,000
1,1928
1, 1929
10,000
286
295
1,000
1,1930
10,000
296
305
1,000
1,1931
10,000
306 " 315
=
1,000
=
1,1932
10,000
.6
256
" 265
1,000
1,1926
10,000
10,000
276
$170,000 outstanding, Dec. 31, 1915. Payable at First National Bank of Boston
Numbers 160 to 164 inclusive, 217 to 222 inclusive, 226 to 231 inclusive, and 235 to 238 inclusive changed to registered bonds and held by Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Numbers 1 to 142 inclusive $142,000 paid
=
1,1918
10,000
176
1,000
1,000
1,1925
10,000
246
1,000
378
TOWN BONDS MILTON POLICE STATION LOAN $16,000 authorized. Dated April 2, 1906. Bearing 4% interest Payable semi-annually
Number
Denomi- nation
Due
Amount
Remarks
30, 31 and 32 ..
$500
April 1, 1916
$1,500
Outstanding
$1,500 outstanding, Dec. 31, 1915. Payable at First National Bank of Boston Numbers 1 to 29 inclusive $14,500 paid
MILTON SCHOOLHOUSE LOAN
$111,000 authorized. Dated Nov. 1, 1909. Bearing 31% interest Payable semi-annually
Number
Denomi- nation
Due
Amount
Remarks
37 to
42 inclusive
$1,000
Nov. 1, 1916
$6,000
Outstanding
43
48
1,000
1,1917
6,000
49
54
1,000
1,1918
6,000
55
60
=
1,000
1,1919
6,000
61
66
=
1,000
1,1920
6,000
67
71
1,000
1,1921
5,000
72 "
76
1,000
1,1922
5,000
77 "
81
1,000
1,1923
5,000
87 "
91
1,000
1,1925
5,000
92
96
1,000
1,1926
5,000
97
101
1,000
1,1927
5,000
102
106
1,000
1,1928
5,000
106
111
1,000
=
1,1929
5,000
82
86
1,000
1,1924
5,000
Payable at Old Colony Trust Co. of Boston, Mass. $75,000 outstanding, Dec. 31, 1915 Numbers 1 to 36 inclusive $36,000 paid
379
TOWN BONDS
PUBLIC PARK LOAN $13,000 authorized. Dated April 2, 1913. Bearing 4% interest Payable semi-annually
Number
Denomi- nation
Due
Amount
Remarks
5 and 6 ...
$1,000
April 1, 1916
$2,000
Outstanding
7 and 8 ...
1,000
1, 1917
2,000
9 and 10 ...
1,000
" 1, 1918
2,000
11 and 12 ...
1,000
1, 1919
2,000
=
13.
1,000
1, 1920
1,000
..
Payable to Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co. $9,000 outstanding, Dec. 31, 1915 Numbers 1 to 4 inclusive $4,000 paid
MILTON SEWER LOAN
$20,000 authorized. Dated July 1, 1898. Bearing 4% interest Payable semi-annually
Number
Denomi- nation
Due
Amount
Remarks
18.
$1,000
July 1, 1916
$1,000
Outstanding =
19.
1,000
1,1917
1,000
20
1,000
1,1918
1,000
$3,000 outstanding, Dec. 31, 1915. Payable at First National Bank of Boston
Numbers 1 to 17 inclusive $17,000 paid
380
TOWN BONDS
SEWER BONDS OF 1910 $9,000 authorized. Dated July 1, 1910. Bearing 4% interest Payable semi-annually
Number
Denomi- nation
Due
Amount
Remarks
6.
$1,000
July 1, 1916
$1,000
Outstanding
7.
1,000
1, 1917
1,000
8.
1,000
.. 1,1918
1,000
=
9.
1,000
= 1,1919
1,000
Payable to Milton Savings Bank $4,000 outstanding, Dec. 31, 1915 Numbers 1 to 5 inclusive $5,000 paid
SEWER BONDS OF 1912
$5,000 authorized. Dated December 1, 1912. Bearing 4% interest Payable semi-annually
Number
Denomi- nation
Due
Amount
Remarks
4
$1,000 1,000
Dec. 1, 1916
$1,000 1,000
Outstanding
5.
..
1,1917
Payable to Sidney Clementson $2,000 outstanding, Dec. 31, 1915 Numbers 1 to 3 inclusive $3,000 paid
381
TOWN BONDS
SEWER BONDS OF 1913 $12,000 authorized. Dated July 1, 1913. Bearing 43% interest Payable semi-annually
Number
Denomi- nation
Due
Amount
Remarks
3.
$1,000
July 1, 1916
$1,000
Outstanding
4.
1,000
=
1, 1918
1,000
6
1,000
1,1919
1,000
7.
1,000
=
1,1920
1,000
8.
1,000
1,1921
1,000
..
9
1,000
1,1922
1,000
10
1,000
1,1923
1,000
..
11
1,000
1,1924
1,000
12.
1,000
1,1925
1,000
Payable to Milton Savings Bank $10,000 outstanding, Dec. 31, 1915 Numbers 1 and 2 $2,000 paid
SEWER BONDS OF 1915 $15,000 authorized. Dated May 1, 1915. Bearing 4% interest Payable semi-annually
Number
Denomi- nation
Due
Amount
Remarks
1
$1,000
May 1, 1916
$1,000
Outstanding
2.
1,000
44
1,1917
1,000
=
3.
1,000
=
1,1918
1,000
4.
1,000
1,1919
1,000
5.
1,000
1,1920
1,000
6.
1,000
1,1921
1,000
7.
1,000
1,1922
1,000
8.
1,000
1,1923
1,000
9.
1,000
=
1,1924
1,000
10.
1,000
1,1925
1,000
11.
1,000
1,1926
1,000
12.
1,000
=
1,1927
1,000
13.
1,000
44
1,1928
1,000
14.
1,000
=
1,1929
1,000
15.
1,000
44
1,1930
1,000
5.
1,000
1, 1917
1,000
١١
4 4
Payable to Evangeline L. Clementson $15,000 outstanding, Dec. 31, 1915
382
TREASURER'S REPORT
J. PORTER HOLMES, TREASURER,
Dr.
1915
January 9. Cash on hand .
$5,516 63
Josiah Babcock, Collector
Taxes of 1907
$ 2 00
Taxes of 1908
145 60
Taxes of 1909
199 19
Taxes of 1910
995 40
Taxes of 1911
2,550 44
Taxes of 1912
5,570 36
Taxes of 1913
12,287 15
Taxes of 1914
34,014 80
Taxes of 1915
374,789 55
Interest on taxes of 1909
14 03
Interest on taxes of 1910
240 03
Interest on taxes of 1911
322 46
Interest on taxes of 1912
701 94
Interest on taxes of 1913
977 74
Interest on taxes of 1914
880 60
Interest on taxes of 1915
121 33
Sidewalk assessments of 1912
155 36
Sidewalk assessments of 1914
47 40
Sidewalk assessments of 1915
22 88
Park assessments
525 00
Comm. of Mass., bal. 1914, corporation tax
330 01
National Bank tax
389 07
Industrial schools
45 00
City of Quincy, Poor Department
138 00
City of Boston, Poor Department
45 00
Town of Bolton, Poor Department
197 50
C. H. Sanford, Town Farm
142 63
Edge Hill Road, sidewalk contributions .
95 00
Nathaniel T. Kidder, Tree Warden
124 45
Nathaniel T. Kidder, gypsy and brown-tail moth account 5,632 71
Nathaniel T. Kidder, East Milton Playground
356 10
Milton Choral Society, Town Hall
27 00
James S. Russell, Town Hall .
36 00
James Sangster, Town Hall
354 00
East Norfolk District Court, fines
204 30
Samuel H. Capen, Sheriff
35 00
Rent of Old Police Station
50 00
Rent of house, Russell Street, Wadsworth be- quest
300 00
Sale of junk, Fire Department
13 85
Edward N. Frost, Fire Department
3 19
Comm. of Massachusetts, use of telephone
1 75
Ernest E. Choate, sale of junk
3 50
W. Newton Harlow, insurance return
3 33
Frank M. Marsh, Superintendent of Schools
369 65
Phipps Brothers
5 56
Amounts carried forward
$443,468 61
$5,516 63
Highway Commission
2 75
383
TREASURER'S REPORT
IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF MILTON
Cr.
1915
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., interest on notes
1,718 54
First National Bank, interest on note 442 89
Estabrook & Co., interest on note
202 36
Solomon Bros. & Hutzler, interest on note 691 39
Police Station loan, three bonds
1,500 00
Six months' interest on loan
60 00
Public Park loan, two bonds
2,000 00
Six months' interest on loan
220 00
Six months' interest on schoolhouse loan
1,417 50
Six months' interest, sewer loan of 1912
60 00
Public Library loan, three bonds .
2,500 00
Six months' interest on loan
350 00
Sewer loan of 1898, one bond
1,000 00
Six months' interest on loan
80 00
Sewer loan of 1910, one bond .
1,000 00
Six months' interest on loan
100 00
Sewer loan of 1913, one bond
1,000 00
Six months' interest on loan
247 50
Six months' interest, Jason Reed Cemetery Fund
52 53
Six months' interest, original Perpetual Care Fund
706 83
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, one-fourth liquor license for 1914 and 1915
1 50
Abatement of taxes
445 03
Assessors
652 26
Brook Road Playground
14 93
Cemetery
3,500 00
Collecting ashes and garbage
4,000 00
Committee on New Town Hall
2,500 00
Committee on Municipal Gymnasium
246 28
Committee on Town Hall and Gymnasium .
22 95
Committee on Motorizing Fire Department
5,826 00
Comm. on Improvement Pine Tree Brook
229 90
Committee on Revision of Building Laws
235 60
Committee on School Buildings
75 00
Construction of sidewalks .
3,058 25
Crane Field
255 90
East Milton Playground
57 00
Electric wires, police and fire
777 25
Elizabeth Coakley award
351 00
Extension of water mains
2,500 00
Fire Department
26,518 23
Granite Avenue Bridge maintenance
1,553 89
G. A. R. Post 102
250 00
Gypsy and brown-tail moths
17,636 10
Highways
55,724 76
Hydrant service
9,000 00
Fountains
126 86
Health Department
4,080 87
Amount carried forward
$154,989 10
384
TREASURER'S REPORT
J. PORTER HOLMES, TREASURER
Dr.
1915 Amounts brought forward $443,468 61
$5,516 63
Comm. of Mass., Highway Department
535 68
Ivers M. Low
9 05
William J. Barry 13 69
Mabel H. Slater
12 00
James S. Russell
31 35
Sale of oil barrel
15 00
Henry F. Armington
9 69
Percival White
86 94
L. M. Clark .
35
Gypsy and brown-tail moth account, street watering
31 08
C. J. Hubbard
1 25
M. Wentworth
4 00
R. H. Stephenson
9 67
James S. Russell
17 83
H. L. Frost
6 42
Cortez H. Wood
8 22
City of Boston, Health Department .
90 00
A. W. Draper, Health Department
24 00
Wallace C. Tucker, milk licenses .
20 00
Joseph Cutler, junk license
10 00
Jacob Bergman, junk licenses .
10 00
David Lubarsky, junk license
10 00
Myer Stone, junk license .
10 00
J. J. Hammers, liquor license and adv.
3 00
E. T. Q. Hodges, liquor license and adv.
3 00
William C. Welsh, liquor license and adv.
3 00
John E. Irwin, pool license
2 00
Milton Boat Club, pool license
2 00
Reedsdale Associates, pool license
2 00
Six pony express licenses
6 00
Pedlars' licenses:
E. R. Chamberlain 13 00
Thomas W. Cunniff
13 00
John F. Dunn
13 00
Roger B. Haskard
13 00
James K. Kacheanis
13 00
George K. Lambrose
13 00
Fred A. Richards
13 00
Edward F. Sheehan .
13 00
Sale of Town Records
3 06
Republican Club, use of telephone
5 00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
1 52
Note dated January 20, due Nov. 9, 33%
10,000 00
Note dated February 24, due Nov. 9, 3.09%
20,000 00
Note dated March 31, due November 9, 31% 50,000 00
Note dated June 2, due November 9, 3.10% 50,000 00
Note dated July 15, due November 10, 22% 50,000 00
Note dated September 9, due Nov. 10, 2.35%
50,000 00
Amounts carried forward $674,572 41 $5,516 63
TREASURER'S REPORT
385
IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF MILTON
Cr. 1915
Amount brought forward
$154,989 10
Insurance
4,603 47
July 4th celebration
264 71
Laborers' pensions .
1,443 95
Medical inspection of pupils
910 45
Miscellaneous
6,113 12
Park Commission
3,267 44
Park Commission and School Committee
2 00
Poor Department
8,754 30
Police Department .
31,917 81
Police and fire pensions
2,144 38
Printing
2,089 80
Public Library
10,065 76
Removal of ice and snow
2,499 69
Restoration Perpetual Care Fund
2,000 00
Salaries
10,800 00
Schools
91,345 05
School athletic equipment
101 63
School teachers' pensions .
775 00
Sewer Department, construction .
17,492 33
Sewer Department, maintenance .
832 55
Soldiers' relief
945 50
State aid
1,012 00
Street watering and oiling
8,080 90
Street lighting
17,588 31
Town Hall and lot
2,106 52
Transportation of pupils
1,900 00
Tree Warden
1,919 16
Randolph Avenue macadam pavement
10,000 00
Wadsworth bequest
25 00
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, share of maintaining Granite Avenue Bridge
3 50
Milton water loan, ten bonds .
10,000 00
Schoolhouse loan, six bonds
6,000 00
Six months' interest on loan
1,417 5
Six months' interest, Public Park loan
180 00
Six months' interest, Police Station loan
30 00
Six months' interest, Public Library loan
306 25
Six months' interest, Sewer loan of 1898
60 00
Six months' interest, Sewer loan of 1910
80 00
Six months' interest, Sewer loan of 1912
60 00
Six months' interest, Sewer loan of 1913
225 00
Six months' interest, Sewer loan of 1915
300 00
Sewer loan of 1912, one bond .
1,000 00
Henry D. Humphrey, Treasurer, county tax
24,083 11
Josiah Babcock, Collector, Mary Downes tax title
16 82
Interest, New Perpetual Care Fund
290 81
Amount carried forward
$440,042 92
386
TREASURER'S REPORT
Dr.
1915
Amounts brought forward $674,572 41 $5,516 63
Note dated October 2, Randolph Avenue
macadam pavement, due with interest 3%, April 2, 1916 10,000 00
Sale of sewer bonds
15,000 00
Accrued interest on bonds 25 00
L. A. Pendis, land, Brook Road extension
168 42
Harold L. Bond Co. 4 00
Sale of horse, Fire Department
60 00
Percival White, sidewalk construction
45 14
James S. Russell, sidewalk construction .
20 32
Town of Milton, Water Department, account
paid Commonwealth of Massachusetts 16,430 78
Town of Milton, Water Department. revert 768 06
Sewer assessment account .
2,000 00
Comm. of Massachusetts, corporation tax:
Public service
46,616 19
Business service
17,679 71
National Bank tax
11,871 20
State aid
1,012 00
Street railway tax
1,998 97
Aiding mothers with dependent children . Blue Hill National Bank, interest on deposits
230 85
501 54
Payment of checks cancelled .
10 52
Milton Savings Bank, interest on Jason Reed Cemetery Fund 92 71
Milton Savings Bank, interest on Perpetual Care Fund 370 56
Milton Savings Bank, interest on New Per- petual Care Fund 290 81
$799,769 19
J. PORTER HOLMES, TREASURER
$805,285 82
TREASURER'S REPORT
387
IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF MILTON
Cr.
1915
Amount brought forward $440,042 92
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
State tax
67,372 50
National Bank tax
1,481 30
Charles River Basin loan fund
Interest on
1,285 91
Cost of maintenance
1,465 82
Serial bonds
103 68
Metropolitan Parks loan sinking fund 713 19
Interest on
4,037 93
Cost of maintenance
6,132 71
Serial bonds
108 93
Metropolitan Parks loan sinking fund, Series 2
570 13
Interest on
3,845 76
Cost of maintenance
4,790 76
Serial bonds
196 11
Wellington Bridge, cost of maintenance
50 14
Nantasket, cost of maintenance
490 95
Metropolitan sewer loan sinking fund:
South system
3,442 68
Interest on
16,089 87
Cost of maintenance 2,612 37
Repairs of State highways 222 44
Fire prevention .
131 99
Metropolitan water loan sinking fund
2,100 86
Interest on
10,991 96
Cost of maintenance
3,170 44
Serial bonds
167 52
Six months' interest on original Perpetual
Care Fund
706 83
Six months' interest on Jason Reed Cemetery Fund
52 54
Treasurer's notes given in anticipation of revenue
230,000 00
-$802,378 24
Cash on hand, January 5, 1916
2,907 58
$805,285 82
J. PORTER HOLMES, Treasurer.
388
TREASURER'S REPORT
J. PORTER HOMES, TREASURER, IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF MILTON, SEWER DEPARTMENT
1
Dr.
1915
January 9. Cash on hand
$6,304 20
John A. Anderson
82 00
Albert P. Bailey
15 00
Oren F. Bates
110 94
Joseph H. Blake
94 15
Nellie Blankenship
40 00
Peter I. Bonney
85 65
Mary M. Brophy
45 45
Mary F. Brown
75 06
Charlotte H. Capen
20 50
Liza A. Chamberlain
53 00
Frederick H. Chase
82 50
W. H. Chubbuck
36 65
Thorwald Christianson
55 68
Grace M. L. Church
13 34
Alice P. Clark
16 16
Mary A. Concannon
103 52
Katherine F. Connell
25 27
Daniel Crowley .
25 05
Mrs. C. L. Cunningham
194 05
Hattie A. Dame
61 01
Levi A. Dame
50 00
Lucius E. Damon
19 45
Annie E. Devettier
50 00
Frank E. Doe
98
Delia M. Donlon
30 10
Annie M. Doucet
37 17
Margaret Duggan
72 90
Minnie E. Eckburg
53 08
John Fennell
65 88
H. B. Flaherty
20 00
Margaret H. Flanagan
41 57
Elizabeth A. Foster
45 49
K. G. and G. M. Frisbie
41 50
Theodore L. Frost
54 50
H. Clifford Gallagher
90 00
Henrietta D. Gardner
16 67
Robert H. Graham
31 02
Frank A. Graves
44 31
Ella B. Hall
40 57
Carl W. G. Hanscom
14 38
John E. V. Hayden
90 00
Alice P. Herrick
1,886 89
L. W. Higgins
50 89
Sarah F. Hill
53 57
Alexander Hobbs
50 00
William H. Hoffman
33 00
Amount carried forward
$10,533 10
389
TREASURER'S REPORT
Amount brought forward $10,533 10
Edna D. Hooper
25 13
Mary F. Houghton
40 38
N. and E. Hughson
25 80
Annie S. Irving .
45 00
Frank Johnson .
13 34
Charles W. Jones
28 00
Mary Jones
101 46
Janet B. Jordan
37 50
A. and J. J. Kelley
90 00
Michael J. Kelley
45 23
M. J. and Maria Kelley
126 63
William Kelley .
58 00
Joseph E. Lanouette
33 95
Benjamin M. LeVangie
10 68
W. H. P. Lombard .
92 64
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