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$203 08
12,778 94
332 76
$13,314 78
ANDREW J. LITCHFIELD, Collector.
TAXES ABATED.
1901 TAX.
Benj. Briggs
$12 52
Laban R. Bates
2 29
David H. Bates
2 37
Samuel Olsen
2 73
22
Ashburton W. Pinson
$4 35
William H. Pratt
2 87
Mary Shepherd
7 25
Mary R. Turner
7 25
Charles P. Talbot
2 00
Angeline V. Rogers
4 35
Alden Beach
2 00
Chas. David
3 67
B. L. Griswold
2 00
Frank E. Johnson
2 00
Chas. H. Kendall
2 00
Judson P. King
2 00
William C. Litchfield
2 36
Hiram Damon
2 00
Elisha Jacobs, est.
2 03
Louis E. White
2 00
Mrs. Chas. B. Hatch
I 45
Frank H. Whitcher
2 00
E. E. Gunderway
2 29
John W. Osborn
2 00
Mrs. Almira Griswold
. 3 99
Matthew Silva
2 00
Betsey B. Tolman, est.
12 70
$96 47
ASSESSORS' REPORT.
Value of buildings
$443,918 00
" land
236,997 00
" personal
159,340 00
Total
$840,255 00
State tax
$510 00
County tax
1,084 69
Town tax
II,255 OI
Overlaying
262 00
Total tax
$13, III 70
Street railway excise tax, $203.08.
Assessors' warrant to collector, $13, 111.70.
Rate of taxation per thousand, $14.50.
Number of polls assessed 464
Paying poll tax only
I38
Horses assessed
398
Cows assessed
223
Neat cattle other than cows
43
Sheep assessed
56
Swine assessed
30
Fowl assessed
6,408
Dwelling houses assessed
447
Acres of land assessed
12,017
GEORGE W. GRIGGS, ALPHEUS THOMAS, HENRY D. SMITH, Assessors of Norwell.
HIGHWAYS.
DISTRICT NO. I.
Share of appropriation $256 92
Timothy Sheehan, 16 days at $2
$32 00
Edwin C. Briggs and 2 horses, 18 hours at 50C 9 00
John R. Collamore and 2 horses, 36 hours at 50C 18 00
Charles E. Brewster and 2 horses, 18 hours at 50C 9 00
Daniel Barnes and 2 horses, 44 hours at 50C 22 00
Wm. H. Farrar and 2 horses, 53 hours at 50C
26 50
Wm. H. Farrar and I horse, 10 hours at 33 I-3C
3 33
Asa Robinson and I horse, 23 hours at 33 I-3C 7 67
J. Sheehan and I horse, 27 hours at 33 I-3C
9 00
J. Sheehan, 72 hours at 20C
14 40
Charles Scully, 114 1-2 hours at 20C
22 90
WVm. E. Wilder, 18 hours at 20C
3 60
Brenton H. Griffin, 99 hours at 20C
19 80
Edward L. Loring, 82 hours at 20C
16 40
Edward L. Loring and I horse, 27 hours at 33 I-3C
9 00
George H. Bates, 27 hours at 20C
5 40
C. V. Chapman, 9 hours at 20C
I 80
Charles Pratt, 23 hours at 20C
4 60
Charles Abbott, 23 hours at 20C
4 60
Alonzo Prouty, 18 hours at 20C
3 60
Asa Vining, 14 hours at 20C
2 80
John Brown, gravel
4 50
Elisha Sprague, gravel
4 00
Alva C. Tisdale, gravel
4 50
C. B. Collins, gravel
2 00
25
Samuel Litchfield, gravel
$3 75
Edward W. Gardner, smith work
I 00
$265 15
TIMOTHY SHEEHAN, Surveyor.
DISTRICT NO. 2.
Share of appropriation $405 14
Edwin E. Jacobs, 9 days at $2.00 $18 00
Edwin E. Jacobs and 2 horses, 129 hours at 50c 64 50
Edwin E. Jacobs and I horse, 33 hours at 33 1-3C 11 00
Edwin E. Jacobs, 2 horses, 36 hours at 33 1-3C
12 00
Edwin E. Jacobs, I horse, 27 hours at 16 2-3C
4 50
Edward A. Jacobs, I day at $2.00
2 00
Edward A. Jacobs and 2 horses, 22 hours at 50C
11 00
George W. Rix and 2 horses, 55 hours at 50C
27 50
George W. Rix, 20 loads gravel at 6c
I 20
James W. Warner, I horse, 18 hours at 16 2-3C
3 00
Andrew Clapp and I horse, 15 hours at 33 1-3C
5 00
Andrew Clapp, 50 hours at 20C
10 00
Patrick McNicol, 25 hours at 20C
5 00
Edwin C. Briggs, 20 1-2 hours at 20C
4 10
Edwin C. Briggs and 2 horses, 27 hours at 50c
13 50
Edwin C. Briggs, 2 horses, 9 hours at 33 I-3C 3 00
Alonzo Stoddard, 90 hours at 20C 18 00
Henry Fox, 18 hours at 20C
3 60
Charles H. Wilder, 128 1-2 hours at 20C
25 70
Charles H. Wilder, I horse, 18 hours at 16 2-3C
3 00
Albion Damon, 76 1-2 hours at 20C
15 30
Henry Main, 99 hours at 20C
19 80
Patrick Gammon, 108 hours at 20C
21 60
Simeon Damon, III hours at 20C
22 20
26
Frank Damon, 18 hours at 20C $3 60
William J. Hayden, 72 hours at 20C 14 40
O. D. Burhoff, 71 1-2 hours at 20C 14 30
Alpheus Damon, 9 hours at 20C Alpheus Damon, use of tools I 50
I 80
Benjamin Loring and 2 horses, 36 hours at 50c
18 00
Benjamin Loring, 30 loads gravel at 6c
I 80
Walter Briggs, 9 hours at 20C
I 80
Joseph Briggs, 9 hours at 20C
I 80
W. A. Spaulding, 27 hours at 20C
5 40
William Briggs, 4 loads gravel at 6c
24
Bela Jacobs Estate, 132 loads gravel at 6c
7 92
Gecrge F. Welch, drain pipe
4 30
$401 36
EDWIN E. JACOBS, Surveyor.
DISTRICT NO. 3.
Share of appropriation $439 72
C. O. Litchfield, 22 1-2 days at $2.00 $45 00
C. O. Litchfield and 2 horses, 144 1-2 hours at 50C 72 25
C. O. Litchfield, I horse, 70 1-2 hours at 16 2-3C II 75
C. O. Litchfield, post and rails I 50
C. O. Litchfield, sharpening picks 40
C. O. Litchfield, 2 horses, 9 hours at 33 1-3C 3 00
Clifford Brett and 2 horses, 70 1-2 hours at 50C
35 25
Clifford Brett and t horse, 4 hours at 33 1-3
I 33
Nelson Osborn, 28 hours at 20C
5 60
Scott Osborne, 25 1-2 hours at 20C
5 10
Henry Leavitt, 151 1-2 hours at 20C
30 30
Robert Leavitt, 132 hours at 20C 26 40
Alvin Baker, 60 hours at 20C
[2 00
Henry Winslow, 12 hours at 20C
2 40
27
Fred Bates and two horses, 112 1-2 hours at 50C $56 25
Fred Bates, gravel, 43 loads at 6c 2 58
George Richardson, 159 1-2 hours at 20C
31 90
Levi Osborne, 32 hours at 20C
6 40
George Vinal, 40 hours at 20C
8 00
George Vinal, gravel, 14 loads at 6c
84
Alvin Vinal, 16 hours at 20C
3 20
Wallace Hackett and 4 horses, 9 hours at 83 I-3C
7 50
Wallace Hackett, gravel, 44 loads at 6c
2 64
Ed. Winslow, 18 hours at 20C
3 60
Wm. Morse, 9 hours at 20C
I 80
Roy Richardson, 32 hours at 20C
6 40
A. L. Richardson, 63 hours at 20C
12 60
Earl Richardson, 63 hours at 20C
12 60
Lyman Lincoln, 54 hours at 16 2-3C
9 00
E. G. Bates, gravel, 48 loads at 6c
2 88
Elisha Sprague, gravel, 27 loads at 6c
I 62
Walter Simmons, gravel, 27 loads at 6c
I 62
Mr. Unangst, gravel, 80 loads at 6c
4 80
Henry Ford, gravel, 7 loads at 6c A. J. Sprague, gravel, 115 loads at 6c
42
6 90
Geo. F. Welch & Co., drain pipe
9 00
$444 83
C. O. LITCHFIELD, Surveyor.
DISTRICT NO. 4.
Share of appropriation $291 50
J. H. Hatch, 9 1-2 days at $2.00 $19 00
J. H. Hatch, man and 2 horses, 72 hours at 50C 36 00
J. H. Hatch, 2 horses, 51 hours at 33 1-3C 17 00
J. H. Hatch, I horse, 20 hours at 16 2-3C 3 33
J. H. Hatch, man and I horse, 7 hours at 33 1-3C 2 33
28
J. W. Hatch, 106 hours at 20C $21 20
Archie Merritt, 18 hours at 20C 3 60
Chas. A. Bates, lighting Black pond bridge I 50
John Whalen, 46 hours at 20C 9 20
John Whalen and 2 horses, 49 hours at 50C 24 50
John Whalen, one horse, 16 hours at 16 2-3C 2 67
John Whalen, two horses, 9 hours at 33 1-3C
3 00
Fred W. Gardner and two horses, 36 hours at 50c
18 00
Fred W. Gardner, one man, 18 hours at 200
3 60
George H. Turner and 2 horses, 18 hours at 50c 9 00
John F. Wilder, 57 hours at 20C
II 40
George Jenkins, 36 hours at 20C
7 20
Caleb L. Litchfield, 44 hours at 20C 8 80
Caleb D. Litchfield, 9 hours at 20C
I 80
Herbert Litchfield, 32 hours at 20C
6 40
D. Oscar Wagner and 2 horses, 14 hours at 500
7 00
John T. Moody and 2 horses, 9 hours at 50C
4 50
Laban Bates, 4 hours at 20C
80
Geo. F. Welch & Co., drain pipe
9 60
Jesse Reed, 5 hours at 20C
I 00
A. J. Litchfield, gravel, 18 loads at 6c
I 08
W. S. Blanchard, gravel, 12 loads at 6c
72
John T. Moody, gravel, 61 loads at 6c
3 66
C. H. Kilburn, gravel, 38 loads at 6c
2 28
A. J. Litchfield & Son
2 45
$242 62
J. H. HATCH, Surveyor.
DISTRICT NO. 5.
Share of appropriation $395 26
Wm. O. Merritt, 32 days at $2.00
Wm. O. Merritt, I rake
$64 00 ., 75
29
Wmn. O. Merritt, 2 horses four hours at 30C $1 20
Guy Merritt and 2 horses 272 1-2 hours at 50C 136 25
Guy Merritt, 45 hours at 20C 9 00
L. Frank Hammond and 2 horses, 47 1-2 hours at 50C 23 75 John Sparrell and two horses, 78 1-2 hours at 50C 39 25
Frank Baker, 224 hours at 20C 44 80
E. F. Freeman, 127 1-2 hours at 20C
25 50
WVm. E. Sexton, 99 hours at 20C
19 80
Albert Merritt, 48 hours 20C
9 60
Geo. Barrell, 9 hours at 20C
1 80
Harry G. Pinson, 45 hours at 20C
9 00
John Prince, 28 1=2 hours at 20C
5 70
Harry Merritt, 27 hours at 20C
5 40
O. H. Lake, 58 hours at 20C Daniel R. Ewell, 10 hours at 20C
2 00
Mrs. David Torrey, gravel
9 36
Mrs. Emma Bates, gravel
7 86
H. S. Turner & Co., I shovel
75
C. W. Tilden, smithwork
I 40
Geo. F. Welch & Co., 2 shovels
2 00
$430 77
WM. O. MERRITT, Surveyor.
DISTRICT NO. 6.
Share of appropriation $3II 26
J. W. Burns, 20 days at $2 $40 00
J. W. Burns, 2 horses 4 days at $3 12 00
J. W. Burns, I horse 2 days at $1.50
3 00
J. W. Burns, gravel
2 64
B. F. Burns and 2 horses, 91 hours at 50c
45 50
James Spellman, 108 hours at 20C
21 60
Hosea L. Stetson, 117 hours at 20C
23 '40
II 60
30
John C. Brown and 2 horses, 40 hours at 50C
$20 00
Walter Osborn, 13 hours at 20C 2 60
Seth O. Fitts, 94 hours at 20C 18 80
H. C. Ford and 2 horses, 27 hours at 50C
13 50
James W. Sampson and 2 horses, 36 hours at 50C 18 co
James W. Sampson, gravel
84
James Green, gravel
6 54
Walter Jacobs, 18 hours at 20C
3 60
James A. Wallace, 64 hours at 20C
12 80
Wm. Briggs, 35 hours at 20C
7 00
Geo. F. Welch & Co., I pick
I 25
Geo. F. Welch & Co., scythe, etc.
I 60
F. M. Curtis & Co., 2 shovels
1 50
A. J. Litchfield & Son, supplies 3 60
Henry C. Ford and 2 horses 72 hours at 50c
36 00
$295 77
JOHN W. BURNS, Surveyor.
DISTRICT NO. 7.
Share of appropriation $400 20
F. E. Henderson, 17 days at $2 $34 00
F. E. Henderson, man and 2 horses 83 hours at 500 41 50
F. E. Henderson, 2 horses 27 hours at 33 1-3C 9 00
F. E. Henderson, 44 1-2 hours at 20C 8 90
J. C. Durnin and 2 horses, 100 hours at 50c 50 00
Mrs. Laura Rockwell, man and horse 38 hours at 33 I-3C 12 67
Mrs. Laura Rockwell, I horse 4 hours at 16 2-3C 66
Samuel Vinal, 93 hours at 20C 18 60
James B. Knapp, 45 hours at 20C 9 00
James B. Knapp and I horse, 77 1-2 hours at 33 1-3C 25 83
Albion Snowdale, 149 hours at 20C 29 80
John Knapp, 60 1-2 hours at 20C 12 IO
31
James W. Studley, 150 1-2 hours at 20C
$30.10
Chas. Smith, 85 hours at 20C 17 00
Howard Packard, 30 hours at 20C 6 00
Robert Montgomery, 39 1-2 hours at 20C 7 90
Robert Montgomery and I horse 51 hours at 33 1-3C
16 99
Robert McKee, 113 1-2 hours at 20C
22 70
Chas. Simmons, 41 hours at 20C
8 20
Wm. Rand, 5 hours at 20C
1 00
F. H. Kidder, 23 1-2 hours at 20C
4 70
Angus Piper, 24 1-2 hours at 20C
4 90
I. Chenervert, 64 hours at 33 1-3C
21 33
Lucy Turner, gravel, 240 loads at 6c
14 40
Everett Winslow, gravel, 83 loads at 6c 4 98
E. E. Stetson, gravel, 58 loads at 6c
3 48
$415 74
FRANCIS E. HENDERSON, Surveyor.
GENERAL HIGHWAY ACCOUNT.
Good Roads Machinery Co., edge
$8 00
C. W. Tilden, labor on road machine 8 00
$16.00
Amount of appropriation
$2,500 0Q
Amount expended
2,512 23
REMOVING SNOW.
DISTRICT NO. I.
Timothy Sheehan, 17 1-2 hours at 25C $4 37
Jerry Sheehan, 16 1-2 hours at 25C 4 12
Jerry Sheehan and I horse, 26 hours at 50C 13 00
,-Peter Sheehan, 2 hours at 25C
50
John Brown, 5 1-2 hours at 25C
I 37
John A. Sawyer, 8 hours at 25C
2 00
Wm. H. Farrar and 2 horses, 10 1-2 hours at 75C
7 87
Wm. H. Farrar and I horse, 21 hours at 50c
IO 50
Wm. H. Farrar, 9 hours at 25C
2 25
J. H. Prouty, 5 1-2 hours at 25C
I 38
B. W. Prouty, 2 hours at 25.C
50
John A. Prouty, 6 hours at 25C
I 50
E. L. Loring, 7 hours at 25C
I 75
John Loring, 3 hours at 25C
75
Wilfred C. Bowker, 2 1-2 hours at 25℃
63
C. E. Totman, 3 hours at 25C
75
Geo. H. Bates, 9 hours at 25C
2 25
Alpheus Thomas, 6 1-2 hours at 25C
I 63
C. F. Scully, 5 hours at 25C
I 25
Bernard Scully, 5 1-2 hours at 25C
I 37
Chas. Scully, 3 hours at 25C
75
G. A. Bates, 5 hours at 25C
I
25
William Loring, 4 hours at 25℃
1 00
A. W. Thomas, 4 1-2 hours at 25C
I 12
Edward Joyce, 5 hours at 25C
I 25
O. W. Lambert, 5 hours at 25C
I 25
H. F. Mann, 4 hours at 25C
1 00
33
F. W. Damon, 5 hours at 25C
$1 25
H. W. Penniman, 4 1-2 hours at 25C I 12
W. M. Shaw, 2 hours at 25C Marshall Griffin, 8 hours at 25C
50
2 00
Wmn. G. Collamore, 9 hours at 25c
2 25
Geo. Farrar, 3 hours at 25C
75
$75 22
DISTRICT NO. 2.
E. E. Jacobs, 14 hours at 25C $3 50
E. A. Jacobs and 2 horses, 16 hours at 75℃ 12 00
George Rix, 6 hours at 25C
I 50
George Rix and 2 horses, 4 hours at 75℃ .
3 00
Benj. Loring and 2 horses, 19 1-2 hours at 75℃
14 63
Alpheus Damon, 7 hours at 25C
I 75
Chas. H. Wilder, 7 hours at 25C
I 75
Wallace Damon, 6 1-2 hours at 25C
I 63
Albion Damon, 6 1-2 hours at 25C
I 63
Alden Damon, 6 hours at 25C
I 50
Fred Jones, 6 hours at 25C
I 50
Chas. Curtis, 6 hours at 25C
I 50
Robert Brown, 6 hours at 25C
I 50
Patrick Gammon, 6 hours at 25C
1 50
Andrew Clapp, 4 hours at 25℃
I 00
'Frank Jones, 7 hours at 25C
I 75
Herbert F. Howard, 2 hours at 25C
50
Henry Main, 2 1-2 hours at 25C
63
Wm. Hayden, 5 hours at 25C
I 25
Joshua Freeman, 4 hours at 25C
1 00
Howard Freeman, 3 3-4 hours at 25c
94
F. B. Corbett, 4 hours at 25℃
1 00
Ezekiel Gunderway, 5 hours at 25℃
I 25
W. N. Gunderway, 3 3-4 hours at 25C
94
Alonzo Stoddard, 7 hours at '25℃ i
1 75
$60 90
34
DISTRICT NO. 3.
C. O. Litchfield and 2 horses, 31 hours at 75C $23 25
Walter Simmons and 2 horses, 12 hours at 75C 9 00
Walter Simmons and I horse, 4 hours at 50C 2 00
Andrew Stockbridge and I horse, 4 hours at 50C 2 00
Wallace Hackett, 3 men and 4 horses, 4 hours at $1.75 7 00
Bert Richardson, 5 1-2 hours at 25C
I 38
Carl Richardson, 5 1-2 hours at 25C
I 38
A. L. Richardson, 2 hours at 25C
50
Frank Richardson, 3 hours at 25C
75
Robert Leavitt, 4 hours at 25C
1 00
Harry Gardner, 5 1-2 hours at 25C
I 38
Henry Munnis, 4 hours at 25C I 00
Geo. Vinal, 7 hours at 25C
I 75
Henry Leavitt, 4 1-2 hours at 25C
I 13
Lyman Lincoln, 3 1-4 hours at 25C
81
Samnel Olson, 3 1-2 hours at 25C
88
Levy Osborn, 3 1-2 hours at 25C
88
Scot Osborn, 3 1-2 hours at 25C
88
H. Osborn, 3 1-2 hours at 25C Nelson Osborn, 4 1-2 hours at 25C
88
I 13
$58 98
DISTRICT No. 4.
J. H, Hatch and 2 horses, 25 hours at 75C $18 75
J. H. Hatch, 2 horses, 5 1-2 hours at 50c
2.75.
J. H. Hatch, 10 hours at 25C
2,50.
J. W. Hatch, 12 hours at 25C
3 00.
Francis Merritt, 9 hours at 25C
2 25
Percy Merritt, 8 hours at 25C
2 00
Charles F. Studley, 6 hours at 25C
I 50
35
John F. Wilder, 6 hours at 25C
$1 50
A. J. Smith, 6 hours at 25C I 50
Geo. Jenkins, 6 1-2 hours at 25℃
1 62
Fred W. Gardner, 3 hours at 25C
75
Fred W. Gardner, 2 horses, 5 1-2 hours at 50C
2 75
Adolph Gardner, 6 1-2 hours at 25C
I 62
C. C. Merritt, 10 hours at 25C
2 50
Ralph Merritt, 10 hours at 25℃
2 50
John E. Leslie, 1 hour
25
Jesse Reed, I hour
25
Geo. H. Turner, I hour
25
Oliver Litchfield, 10 hours at 25℃
2 50
Luther Litchfield, 10 hours at 25C
2 50
Richard Litchfield, 10 hours at 12 I-2C,
I 25
Percy Litchfield, 10 hours at 25C .
2 50
Samuel Ward, 4 hours at 25C
I 00
Caleb D. Litchfield, 9 hours at 25℃
2 25
Harry Brown, 6 hours at 12 I-2C
75
C. H. Kilburn, 9 hours at 25c
2 25
John Bates, 2 1-2 hours at 25℃
62
W. L. Briggs, 7 hours at 25C
I 75
Herbert Litchfield, 7 hours at 25c
I 75
$67 36
DISTRICT NO. 5.
Wm. O. Merritt, II hours at 25c
$2 75
Albert Osborn and 2 horses, 22 hours at 75c 16 50
L. F. Hammond and 2 horses, 4 1-2 hours at 75℃
3 37
Chas. Hammond, 10 hours at 25C
2 50
W. E. Sexton, 8 hours at 25C 2 00
Geo. W. Barrell, 7 hours at 25c
I 75
Edward Jacobs, 4 hours at 25C
1 00
Harry Merritt, 4 hours at 25c
1 00
Harold Sexton, 3 hours at 12 1-2C
37
36
Everett Corthell, 6 hours at 25C
$1 50 25
Ernest H. Sparrell, 6 hours at 25C
1 50
Guy Merritt and 2 horses, 24 hours at 75℃ J. H. Sparrell and 2 horses, 11 hours at 75C 8 25
18 00
W. Sears, 3 1-2 hours at 25C
87
James Hayes, 10 1-2 hours at 25C
2 62
E. F. Freeman, 10 1-2 hours at 25C 2 62
Frank Baker, 10 hours at 25℃
2 50
Walter Briggs, 3 hours at 25C
75
$70 10
DISTRICT No. 6.
John W. Burns and 2 horses, 20 hours at 75℃
$15 00
John W. Burns, 8 hours at 25C 2 00
Chauncy Litchfield, 12 1-2 hours at 25C
3 13
A Black, 10 hours at 25℃
2 50
F. Burns and 2 horses, 9 hours at 75℃
6 75
F. Burns, 4 hours at 25C
1 00
E. H. Loring, 5 hours at 25C
I 25
Marshall C. Hatch, 12 1-2 hours at 25C
3 13
J. P. Spellman, 5 hours at 25C
I 25
Seth O. Fitts, 12 hours at 25℃
3 00
Chester O. Fitts, 11 hours at 20C
2 20
Harry G. Pinson, 9 hours at 25C
2 25
John F. Hatch, 12 1-2 hours at 25C
3 13
Wm. Monahan, 5 hours at 25C
I 25
$47 84
DISTRICT NO. 7.
F. E. Henderson and 2 horses, 20 hours at 75℃ .
$15 00
F. E. Henderson and I horse, 17 hours at 50c Ralph Gardner, II hours at 25C 2 75
8 50
Henry Phillips, I hour at 25c
37
Allie Rand, 6 hours at 25C W. R. Smith, 3 hours at 25C 75
$1 50
Harold Stetson, 6 3-4 hours at 25℃ Fred Smith, 2 hours at 25C Wm. H. Appleford, 9 1-2 hours at 25C
50
2 38
A. Snowdale, 2 hours at 25C 50
50
W. Chamberlain, 2 hours at 25C Chas. Smith, 10 hours at 25C
2 50
A. Montgomery, 3 hours at 25c
75
James W. Studley, 2 hours at 25C Robert Smith, 9 1-2 hours at 25C
2 38
R. S. Winslow, 7 hours at 25C
I 75
James Smith, 9 1-2 hours at 25C
2 38
Lenni Dagan, 9 1-2 hours at 25C Wm. Latoir, 6 hours at 25C
I 50
J. M. Winslow, 8 hours at 25C
2 00
James Appleford, 6 hours at 25C
I 50
Geo. A. Appleford, 4 hours at 15C
60
C. E. Barnard, 4 hours at 25C
I OO
$53 31
Amount of appropriation $203 08
I 69
Total cost of removing snow 433 71
2 38
50
REPORT OF
VERSEERS OF THE POOR.
ALMSHOUSE ACCOUNT.
Articles on hand Jan. 1, 1902
$339 62
James H. Pinkham, Supt., salary $300 00
James H. Pinkham, cash paid for 2 pigs 8 00
D. W. Turner & Son, wood 19 75
F. M. Curtis & Co., supplies
I33 77
A. J. Litchfield & Son, supplies
105 84
A. J. Litchfield & Son, grain
157 56
C. W. & E. H. Sparrell, burial of Nancy Smith 25 00
H. S. Turner & Co., supplies 70 84
L. F. Sanderson, digging grave for Nancy Smith 4 00
A. A. Page, fish, etc.
17 21
Geo. F. Welch, coal and oil cloth
49 95
Turner Bros., seeds
I 85
Frank Thomas, use of stock
1 00
John Monahan, dry goods
24 39
W. W. Cutler, supplies
62 83
Ames Plow Co., mowing machine
33 00
L. F. Hammond, use of stock
2 00
W. F. Burrell, shoes
2 75
Samuel Olson, fish etc.
9 47
Geo. F. Welch, lime 55
Geo. H. Turner, fertilizer
17 00
Phillips, Bates & Co., coal 62 50
Warren Foster, watching with an inmate 2 50
L. W. Orcutt, clothing 3 1.5
C. A. Berry, fertilizer 22 90
39
H. J. Little, medical attendance
$7 00
John A. Loring, pump 19 22
C. W. Tilden, smithwork
12 55
James Pinkham, articles bought for cash
124 78
Total
$1,640 98
ALMSHOUSE RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand
$4 12
116 lbs. of pork
8 70
Fresh pork
I 25
Junk
I 52
Summer vegetables
6 40
Conveying Mary Gardner
50
Mowing for Amos Tilden
I 50
Barrels
2 40
Meals for insane man
I 00
Prizes on vegetables at Marshfield Fair
5 00
Bread and flour prizes at Marshfield Fair
I 75
Carrots
57 29
Potatoes
24 88
Milk
61 27
Eggs
15 II
Fowl
18 IO
Mowing for Geo. W. Griggs
3 75
1-2 hog and 2 calves
25 23
$239 77
ARTICLES ON HAND, DECEMBER 31, 1902.
2 hogs
I horse
$30 00 40 00
40
2 COWS
75 00
60 fowl
30 00
Manure
20 00
6 tons of hay
108 00
Lumber
10 00
Potatoes
35 '00
Mangles
10 00
Onions
3 50
Turnips
2 00
Pumpkins
2 00
Colored beans
3 00
Crackers
I 00
Flour
I 50
Groceries
7 00
I-2 ton corn stalks
5 00
Shingles
75
$383 75
SUMMARY OF ALMSHOUSE ACCOUNTS.
Total expenditure
$1,640 98
ALMSHOUSE CREDITS.
Articles sold
$239 77
Articles on hand Dec. 31, 1902 383 75
$623 52
Total cost of Almshouse, including 66 tramps
$1,017 46
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OUT-DOOR POOR.
EDWIN C. LITCHFIELD'S CHILDREN.
Town of Weymouth, aid
$127 68
Town of Whitman, aid
27 55
Mrs. Josephine Grant, aid
80 00
$235 23
OSCAR SYLVESTER.
A. J. Litchfield & Son, shoes $1 20
Cora J. Prince, board
23 85
Mary Phillips, board
4 29
Diana Pierce, board
4 50
J. E. Folsom, clothing
4 00
Town of Hanover, aid
2 00
$39 84
MRS. NELLIE T. HUNT.
Town of Whitman, aid
$3 88
Nahum Reed, supplies 4 00
$7 88
BRIDGET SHEA.
State Treasurer $146 00
BELLA FREEMAN.
Worcester Insane Asylum $169 46
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
LIABILITIES.
Notes in favor of South Scituate Savings Bank, $10,500 00
Notes in favor of Coffin Poor Fund, 2,000 00
Notes in favor of A. T. Otis Poor Fund, 1,300 00
ASSETS.
Due from-
State for state aid,
$1,825 00
State for aid to poor,
4 00
State for soldiers' burial,
70 00
Marshfield for soldiers' relief,
102 50
Cohasset for aid to poor,
40 58
Duxbury for aid to poor,
72 50
Scituate for aid to poor,
23 95
Holbrook for aid to poor,
104 00
Hull for aid to poor,
3 50
Scituate for lumber,
13 92
State for inspection of cattle,
33 01
Granderson mortgage,
150 00
John F. Osborn, board of wife,
254 70
Corporation and bank taxes, estimated,
175 00
Outstanding tax of 1894,
10 66
Cash in hand of treasurer,
1,433 29
LIST OF JURORS.
A list of persons qualified to serve as jurors to be pre- sented to the town for acceptance or revision :
Clifton S. Dean,
Teacher.
James L. Litchfield,
Farmer.
Walter T. Osborn
Orlando H. Lake,
Farmer.
William S. Simmons,
Miller.
Edwin C. Briggs,
Farmer.
Charles D. Barnard,
Harnessmaker.
Joseph C. Otis,
Wallace M. Shaw,
Farmer.
John Corthell,
Butcher.
Henry J. Tolman,
Carpenter.
Joseph H. Hatch, Henry F. Ford,
Asa W. Robinson,
Shoemaker.
George W. Curtis,
Trader.
James E. Stodard,
Shoemaker.
Arthur F. Stoddard,
Cutter.
Shoemaker.
Farmer.
Storekeeper.
Edward E. Jacobs,
George S. Corthell,
Butcher.
Farmer.
Farmer.
Carpenter. Farmer.
Edwin M. Sexton,
Nathan S. Turner,
Farmer.
Charles H. Wilder,
Butcher.
Clerk.
Farmer.
Trader.
James H. Studley, Jesse Reed, James H. Pinkham,
Farmer.
George B. Ellms, Andrew S. Richardson, David Bassford,
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MARY ANN GARDNER.
John S. Brooks, supplies $49 06
H. J. Little, medical attendance 53 50
$102 56
MARY AGNES GARDNER.
A. L. MacMillan, medical attendance
$3 50
Taunton Hospital, board 78 46
$81 96
JAMES COSTELLO.
F. M. Curtis & Co., supplies $75 00
ELMIRA TILDEN.
Mary A. Litchfield, board $8 00
EVELYN G. CROMWELL.
H. J. Little, medical attendance
$5 50
C. W. & E. H. Sparrell, burial of child
12 00
-
HENRY W. WINSLOW. $17 50
H. J. Little, medical attendance
$67 00
MANDANA FREEMAN.
Town of Hanover, aid $7 50
Total
$1,629 34
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AID TO PERSONS HAVING SETTLEMENT IN OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS.
LUKE HUFF, ROCKLAND.
Everett N. Mann, care $3 50
C. A. Dorr, medical attendance 4 50
Alpheus Thomas, care and expense 3 30
C. W. & E. H. Sparrell, burial 25 00
$36 30
WM. H. SEARS, PLYMOUTH.
F. M. Curtis & Co., supplies
$4 00
H. J. Little, medical attendance 24 00
$28 00
CHESTER TAYLOR, SCITUATE.
H. S. Turner & Co., supplies $61 90
Torrey & Baker, clothing 5 00
John Monahan, goods
I 90
L. W. Orcutt, clothing
12 25
H. J. Little, medical attendance
4 00
$85 05
BERNARD RANDALL, DUXBURY.
H. S. Turner & Co., supplies $2 00
F. M. Curtis & Co, supplies 5 00
H. J. Little, medical attendance 5 00
$12 00
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J. W. CHAMBERLAIN, HOLBROOK.
M. Little, supplies $104 00
ELWIN WHITING, HANOVER.
Linscott & Bryant, supplies $17 16
CHARLES E. MCPHERSON, CANTON.
Cash, aid $II 71
A. J. Litchfield & Son, supplies 67 30
H. J. Little, medical attendance 19 75
$98 76
WM. E. PRINCE, HINGHAM.
Alonzo C. Sylvester, board $4 00
W. L. Grovestein, medical attendance
17 50
$21 50
FRED CORBETT, HANOVER.
H. J. Little, medical attendance $15 00
LEVI L. PIERCE, HANSON.
Cash, aid $5 00
GEORGE W. DYER, BOSTON.
H. S. Turner & Co., supplies $5 00
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George W. Griggs, cash paid out $4 75
H. J. Little, medical attendance 2 00
$11 75
Total
$434 52
SUMMARY OF POOR ACCOUNT.
Total amount paid for out-door poor $2,063 80
Net cost of poor at Almshouse 1,017 46
Less amount refunded by towns
$3,081 26 $434 52
$2,646 74
GEORGE W. GRIGGS, ALPHEUS THOMAS, HENRY D. SMITH, Overseers of the Poor.
SOLDIERS' RELIEF.
Paid- Joanna Keene, town of Hanover, rent
I I-2 years $75 00
E. A. Bowker, supplies 4 00
A. L., MacMillan, M. D., attendance 22 25
C. L. Howes, M. D., attendance 5 00
$106 25
SOLDIERS' RELIEF.
TO PERSONS HAVING A SETTLEMENT IN OTHER TOWNS.
Lyman B. Fitts, Marshfield
$90 00
Benjamin K. Barrett, Whitman
76 50
R. S. Gurney, Dana 4 50
$171 00
STATE AID PAID IN 1902.
Charles D. Barnard
$48 00
David Bassford
48 00
Amanda Bassford
48 00
Lorenzo Bates
54 00
B. K. Barrett
72 00
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John Chadwick
$16 00
Amanda Coleman
48 00
Abbie F. Coleman
24 00
Martha W. Curtis
12 00
Timothy B. Chapman
60 00
John Corthell
48 00
Josephine Corthell
48 00
Josiah W. Chamberlin
72 00
Maria B. Damon
48 00
Hannah Dover
24 00
Ensign B. Damon
48 00
Lucy Damon
36 00
Charles David
72 00
Daniel R. Ewell
72 00
Seth O. Fitts
60 00
Lyman B. Fitts
72 00
Reuben S. Gurney
72 00
L. W. Grose
12 00
John T. Hatch
60 00
Sarah Hatch
48 00
George A. Hatch
60 00
Susan H. Highbee
48 00
John H. Howard
48 00
Wm. A. Knight
54 00
Bradford Little
48 00
C. M. Leavitt
48 00
Wm. H. Morse
48 00
Wm. O. Merritt
48 00
Diana Pierce
24 00
Wm. H. Rand
15 00
Harriet Raymond
48 00
David P. Robinson
36 00
Mary Shepherd
48 00
Edwin Studley
48 00
Frank W. Slason
48 00
Charles H. Totman
48 00
George O. Torrey
72 00
50
George T. Tolman
$35 00
James W. Warner
36 00
James H. Williams 72 00
Albert Winslow
48 00
Esther M. Young
48 00
Approved by the Commissioners, and due from the State $2,250 00
TOWN OFFICERS.
A. J. Litchfield, tax collector $225 00
F. E. Henderson, fire warden, 2 years 10 00
J. C. Otis, recording deaths 16 80
J. C. Otis, registrar of voters
10 00
Henry A. Turner, board of health
2 00
H. J. Little, services to board of health
I 50
George W. Griggs, services as selectman, overseer of the poor and assessor 140 00
Alpheus Thomas, services as selectman, overseer of the poor and assessor 125 00
Henry D. Smith, services as selectman, overseer of the poor and assessor 125 00
Alpheus Thomas, car fare 1 00
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