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Joseph Jiskra, Socialist Labor
0
John Weaver Sherman, Socialist I
Blanks 53
21 SENATOR IN CONGRESS
John F. Fitzgerald, Democratic 71
Henry Cabot Lodge, Republican 199
William N. McDonald, Socialist 2
Blanks 40
CONGRESSMAN-Sixteenth District
Ralph W .Crosby, Democratic 59
Joseph Walsh, Republican 199
Blanks
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COUNCILLOR -- First District
Joseph M. Coldwell, Socialist 4
David L. Parker, Republican 203
Blanks IO5
SENATOR-Norfolk and Plymouth District
Alonzo P. Henderson, Prohibition 4
George E. Mansfield, Democratic 51
Kenneth L. Nash, Republican I36
William O. Souther. Jr., Republican Independent Nom. Paper, 92
Blanks 29
REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT-Second Plymouth District
Walter Haynes, Republican 174
Joseph J. Shepherd, Republican Citizens Nom.
Paper 86
Blanks 52
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER-Plymouth County
Charles S Beal, Republican 196
Edward P. Boynton, Democratic 80
Mathew J. Teehan, Socialist 0
Blanks 36
ASSOCIATE COMMISSIONERS-Plymouth County
Albert Oddie, Socialist I5
William L. Sprague, Republican 214
Frank D Watton, Socialist I3
L. Frank Hammond, of Norwell 2
John H. Sparrell, of Norwell I
Blanks 379
DISTRICT ATTORNEY-Southeastern District
Chester W. Ford, Democratic 58
Frederick G. Katzmann, Republican 201
Robert A. Nutting. Socialist O
Blanks 53
CLERK OF COURTS-Plymouth County
Abraham Bloom, Socialist 3
Edward E. Hobart, Republican 203
Blanks 106
REGISTER OF DEEDS-Plymouth County
Charles J. Brandt, Socialist 3
John B. Washburn, Republican 203
Blanks 106
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Shall there be a convention to revise, alter or amend the Constitution of the Commonwealth ?
Yes 82
No
81
Blanks
149
Shall an act passed by the General Court in the year nineteen hundred and sixteen, to make the first day of January, known as New Year's Day, a legal holiday, be approved and become law?
Yes 128
No
58
Blanks
126
Shall an act passed by the general court in the year nineteen hundred and sixteen, entitled "An Act to prevent the voters of one political party from voting in the prim- aries of another political party" be approved and become law ?
Yes 102
No
61
Blanks 149
Shall the Representative or Representatives from this district be instructed to support the adoption of an amend- ment to the Constitution of the Commonwealth, providing for some form of the initiative and referendum which shall give to the voters the power to accept or reject statutes
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and constitutional amendments proposed to the Legisla- ture by petition of a substantial number of citizens but rejected by it, and also the power, upon such petition, to reject measures passed by the Legislature ?
Yes II3
No
36
Blanks
163
Meeting dissolved.
JOSEPH F. MERRITT,
Town Clerk.
TOWN CLERKS' CONVENTION
At the meetings of the qualified voters of Representative District No. 2 in the County of Plymouth, held on Tues- day, the seventh day of November, for the choice of a Representative to the General Court, Walter Haynes of Scituate was elected to said office.
Dated at Marshfield, November 17, 1916.
HERBERT I. MACOMBER Town Clerk of Marshfield. JOSEPH F. MERRITT, Town Clerk of Norwell. WILLIAM A. KEY, Town Clerk of Pembroke.
GEORGE H. STEARNS, Town Clerk of Duxbury. JETSON WADE, Town Clerk of Scituate.
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The vote was :
Haynes
Shepherd
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Total
Marshfield
165
II9
36
320
Norwell
I74
86
52
312
Duxbury
126
170
78
374
Scituate
447
90
69
606
Pembroke
44
I46
22
212
Whole number of ballots, 1,824 1
Walter Haynes, 956
Joseph J. Shepherd, 61I
Blanks, 257
ENROLLED MILITIA
There were 209 men enrolled for military duty April 1, 1916.
HUNTERS' LICENSES
There were 49 resident Hunters' Licenses issued during the year ending Dec. 31, 1916.
DOGS LICENSED
For the year ending December 1, 1916. Whole number of iicenses, 125 116 males at $2.00 $232 00
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9 females at $5.00
45 00
$277 00 Less clerk's fees, 125 licenses at 200 25 00
Amount turned over to County Treasurer $252 00
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN NORWELL DURING THE YEAR 1916
Feburary I. Married in Rockland, George Henry Turner and Dama Ella Stockbridge, both of Norwell, by Rev. John C. Prince.
February 19. Married in Rockland, Kenneth C. Everett of Norwell and Christine Zeolie of Weymouth, by Rev. John C. Prince.
February 24. Married in Norwell, Roy Ellsworth Spear of Hanover and Mary Emerson Cushman of Scituate, by Rev. James Nobbs.
February 27. Married in Rockland, Terence Virgil Smith of Virginia, and Bessie Garrison Blanchard of Norwell. by Rev. C. A. Burgess.
April 17. Married in Bellows Falls, Vt., Frederick Leroy Moore of Waverly and Gertrude Grace Von Iderstein of Norwell, by Rev. J. Wallace Chesboro.
June 15. Married in Cohasset, Samuel Turner of Nor- well and Ethel Coleman Young of Sciutate, by Rev. Howard Key Bartow.
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June 18 Married in Boston, Bernard Matthew Scully of Norwell and Ethel Herrick Dunbar of Stoneham, by Rev. William E. Conroy.
June 24. Married in Rockland, John J. McCarthy of Rockland and Doris Rayland Ainslie of Norwell, by Rev. E. J. Fagan.
July 15. Married in Hanover, Frederick Warren Gurney ofRockland and Edith Annette Andrews of Norwell, by Rev. Melvin S. Nash.
July 30. Married in Norwell, Will Calvin Harvey of Bethel, Vermont and Amy Wilder Curtis of Norwell, by Rev. Melvin S. Nash.
August 7. Married in Marshfield, Herbert E. Young of Norwell and Stella B. Howard of Pembroke, by Rev. Paul Judson Morris.
August 30. Married in Scituate, Seth Thomas of Nor- well and Irene Annola of Troy, N. H., by Rev. Thomas H. Goodwin.
September 12. Married in Scituate, Howard Appleton Delano and Lillian Perry Joseph, both of Norwell, by Rev. Thomas H. Goodwin.
September 16. Married in Rockland, Asa Sherman Fletcher of Rockland and Sarah Josephine Farrar of Norwell, by Rev. John C. Prince.
September 17. Married in Norwell, Antonio Credo and Esmeralda Cluny, both of Norwell, by Rev. Marcus H. Carroll.
September 25. Married in Rockland, Ephriam Lincoln Wood and Adeline Holden, both of Norwell, by Rev. C. A. Burgess.
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October 4. Married in Hanover, Robert C. Henderson of Norwell and Mildred Folsom of Hanover, by Rev. Melvin S. Nash.
October 25. Married in Norwell, John Thomas Osborn and Ina Carver Joseph, both of Norwell, by Rev. Edward L. Houghton.
October 26. Married in Weymouth, Ernest L. Keene of Norwell and Mary Josephine C. McWilliams of Weymouth, by Rev. C. I. Riordan.
October 28. Married in Cohasset, Herbert Warren Apps and Doris Alberta Litchfield, both of Norwell by Rev. Linneus M. Bosworth.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN NORWELL DURING THE YEAR 1916
DATE
NAME OF CHILD
i NAME OF PARENTS
MAIDEN NAME OF MOTHER
January 8
Gordon DeMoss Robbins.
Herbert E. and Emma
Eddy
January 12.
Stella Gotreau
Clement and Rosetta M.
Keene
January 28.
Helen Catherine White
Timothy M. and Gertrude
Williams
February 2.
Alfred Shechan
Patrick and Ella W. .
Pratt
March 2. Thelma Aletina Vining
Warren D. and Ethel L.
Joseph
March 11.
Franklin MacLean Robinson
Willard A. and Catherine
MacLean
March 12.
Lloyd Randall Farrar
George R. and Minnie C.
Fitts
March 12
Laura Gardner Farrar
George R. and Minnie O.
Fitts
April 13 ..
Ralph Gordon Lincoln
Arthur and Ida C.
Holbrook
May 22.
Gleason Leonard Archer, Jr.
Gleason L. and Elizabeth G.
Snyder
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.July 26.
Carrie Cordelia Spiller
Elwin A. and Ida M.
Arnold
August 3.
Everett Stewart Stoddard
Ernest H. and Ella
Harris
August 12.
Rose Elizabeth Everett
Kenneth C. and Christine M.
Ceolie
August 19
Andrew Myles Grant
Andrew and Isabella
Phillips
October 13.
Joseph Tolman, Jr.
Joseph and Bertha
Marks
October 27. Ruth J. Kawano
Kanzira and Mabel E. .
Gray
November 19.
Byram Franklin Howard
Herbert F. and Annie E. .
Lowe
December 12.
Barbara E'iza Smith
Charles W. and Josephine . Lyman W. and Carrie L.
Bierne
December 13. Elizabeth Rosella Lincoln ,
Bates
December 19. Marian Ellsworth Appleford
Arthur E. and Jennie E.
Ewell
. .
Blanks for returning births may be obtained of the Town Clerk.
DEATHS RECORDED IN NORWELL DURING THE YEAR 1916
DATE
NAME
AGE Y. M. D.
CAUSE OF DEATH
1 BIRTHPLACE 1
1 PLACE OF DEATH
1
1915
Salome A. Turner (Litchfield) .
81 10 9
Bronchial pneumonia, weak heart
Scituate
Norwell
Oct. 12. 1916 Jan. 6. James W. Studley
81
4 15
Mitral regurgitation
Massachusetts
Norwell
.Jan. 16
Alphens Lewis
Cerebral hemorrhage
Massachusetts
Norwell
Jan. 20
George H. Bates
84
CI 26
Cerebral hemorrhage
Massachusetts
Norwell
.Jan. 22
Edward Peter Ainslie
8 24
Lobar pneumonia
Halifax, N. S.
Norwell
Jan. 24
LeRoy Earl Hammond
14
21
Rheumatic fever, lobar
pneu-
monia .
Indiana
Norwell
Jan. 27.
Mahala D. Richardson (Brown)
Scituate
Norwell
l'eb. 2
Oretta M. Drake (Williams)
8 23
debility,
Feb. 22
Martha J. Presby (Litchfield) . .
80
+
10
Cerebral hemorrhage
Scituate
Norwell
Mar.10
Walter L. Boynton
4 19
Arterio Sclerosis
Maine
Norwell
Mar. 20. Henry H. Gardner
6 18
Pneumonia
So. Scituate
Norwell
April 10.
William J. Drew
42
6 11 Chronic valvular heart disease,
erysipelas
Melrose
Norwell
April 18
James L. Litchfield
79
8 14
Chronic nephritis. cystitis
Scituate
Norwell
May 10.
Stillborn
. .
.
Rhode Island
Norwell Norwell
June 23 .. .
Eliza J. Enolds (Sylvester)
76
1
5 Endocarditis
Scituate
June 4. Caroline A. Brown
75
2 26
Suicide by drowning
30
5
24
Bronchial pneumonia Diabetis and resulting bronchitis
Maine
orwell
.
.
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DEATHS RECORDED IN NORWELL DURING THE YEAR 1916-Continued
DATE
NAME
AGE Y. M. D.
CAUSE OF DEATH
BIRTHPLACE
PLACE OF DEATH
June 7.
Mabel R. Hatch
46
9
Carcinoma cervixuteri
So. Scituate Scituate
Westboro Newton
July 1.
Edward B. Walter
50
2
.
Oct. 17.
Ella S. Merritt (Northey)
63
3
.
Chronic heart disease, epileptic convulsions
Scituate
Norwell
Nov. 14 ..
Edwin W. French
89
10
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8
14
Intestinal stasis following re- moval of gall bladder
Hingham
Cambridge
31
Nov. 17 ..
Maria W. Gaffield (Turner) .
79
. .
. .
Natural causes
Scituate
Norwell
Doc. 13 ....
Charles A. Litchfield
83
6
.
Cerebral hemorrhage,
valvular
Dec. 25.
Clarence C Hook
47
2
7
disease of heart
Maine
Norwell
.
. .
Chronic endocarditis
Charles Copeland Pratt
77
7
Suicide by shooting
Australia
Norwell
Sept. 11. . .
Intestinal obstruction
Hingham
Norwell
Nov. 18.
Sarah E. P. Howland (Prouty) ..
60
Cerebral hemorrhage
Scituate
Belmont
BROUGHT INTO TOWN FOR BURIAL IN 1916
DATE OF DEATH
NAME
AGE Y. M. D.
CAUSE OF DEATH
PLACE OF DEATH
1915 Dec. 9 1916
James W. Warner
95
4
24
Arterio Sclerosis
Hanover
Jan. 17.
Chester Merton Allen Thompson
25
10
·
Tuberculosis of spine
Hanover
Feb. 7. .
Arthur S. Kimball
44
6
15
Tuberculosis
Newton
July 29
Jonathan Hatch
71
8
3
Acute indigestion
Scituate
Sept. 20
Swen Swenson
49
5 27
Pericarditis
Scituate
32
Number of births, 20;
Number of marriages, 20;
Number of deaths, 25.
Respectfully submitted,
JOSEPH F. MERRITT,
Town Clerk.
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Report of the Town Treasurer
For the year ending December 31, 1916
RECEIPTS
To cash on hand January 1, 1916.
General Funds
$6,405 59
High School Fund
233 46
Sawyer Lot Income
13 02
$6,652 07
From William H. Spencer, Collector of Taxes. Assessment of 1914, including in- terest and abatements $302 33
Assessment of 1915, including in- terest and abatements 7,824 20
Assessment of 1916, including in-
terest and abatements
20,709 89
$28,836 42
Bay State Street Railway, Excise Tax $406 08
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Loans and Interest :
Loans in anticipation of revenue, 1916 Rockland Trust Company, Notes No. 26, No. 27, No. 29, No. 30, $5,000 each $20,000 00
Loans for Construction of River Street, Rockland Trust Company Notes No. 31, No. 32, No. 33, No. 34, $1,000 each $4,000 00
Premium on River Street Notes $7 00
Interest on deposit at Rockland Trust Company $187 20
$194 20
For School purposes only-
Income of Mass. School fund $903 28
High School fund 500 00
Tuition of State children
542 50
Superintendent of Schools 416 66
County of Plymouth, Dog Tax
218 33
$2,580 77
From State Treasurer :
Public Service Corporation Tax
$536 21
Inspection of Animals 23 00
National Bank Tax
1,061 96
Street Railway Tax
285 33
State Aid refunded
.2,006 00
Soldiers' Exemption
162 62
Highway Construction, Special 2,860 00
Income Sawyer Lot fund 8 00
$6,943 12
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Aid Refunded :
Town of Scituate
$202 45
Town of Hull
40 50
City of Salem
4 00
Est. Abigail Wilder
207 18
$454 13
Licenses :
1
Samuel Olson, Pedler's license $6 00
Eugene B. Tobey, Pedler's license 6 00
Charles L. Gleason, Pedler's license 6 00 Corthell Brothers, Slaghtering license 1 00 J. Warren Foster, Slaughtering license I 00 Wallace H. Damon, Slaughtering
license I 00
Herbert Simmons, Slaughtering
license I 00
Edward M. Sexton, Milk license 50
Arthur Stoddard, Milk license 50
$23 00
From Miscellaneous Sources :
Second Dist. Court, Winslow
Children Probation $40 00
Superintendent of Almshouse 35 55
Town Scale receipts 13 08
Sealer of Weights and Measures 10 19
Union Bridge Junk sold
17 75
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Carleton O. Litchfield, refund of
overpayment, Snow Acct. 3 75
Mrs. J. F. Wilder, telephone 4 20
Fines, 2nd District Court 5 20
$129 72
Sale of Lots in Cemetery :
Ed. Hammond, Lot 15, Sec. E $IO 00
Asa L. Vining, { Lot 24, Sec. A 6 00
George H. Wilder. J Lot 24. Sec. A 6 00 Swen Swenson, Lot 20, Sec. C 12 00
$34 00
$70,253 5[
EXPENDITURES
Highways :
General Pay Roll
$3.345 19
Special
Main Street
$5,997 31
River Street
3.887 34
High Street
535 84
Summer Street
241 50
'Snow Pay Roll
1,426 86
$15,434 04
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Support of Poor :
Almshouse
$1,660 24
Outside Poor
Other Towns
1,415 82 181 21
$3,257 27
State Aid
$1,873 00
Soldiers' Relief
193 00
$2,066 00
School Account
$9,732 32
High School Fund
717 88
$10,450 20
Town Officers $1,861 52 . .
Police Officers, Order of Second Dis- rict Court 204 54
$2,066 06
Gipsy Moth Account
$1,341 59
Incidentals
845 16
$2,186 75
Taxes : Commonwealth of Massachusetts $2,480 00 County of Plymouth 1,756 55
$4,236 55
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Sundry Accounts :
Abatement of Taxes
$737 61
Board of Health
346 32
, Electric Lights
317 44
Tree Warden
8 84
James Library
100 00
Town Hall
41 33
Post No. 112, G. A. R.
150 00
Cemetery
60 25
Markers and Tablets
130 50
Fire Account
III
38
Fire Tower 125 00
Parks, Squares and Triangles
67 85
Mowing Bushes
105 75
Sawyer Lot care
13 00
Painting, School appropriation
256 12
$2,571 39
Loans and Interest Paid :
South Scituate Savings Bank, Note No. 24 $5,000 00
Interest on same
IIO 37
South Scituate Savings Bank, Note No. 25 2,500 00
Interest on same 58 34
Highway Bond No. I 2,000 00
Interest on Highway Bonds
400 00
Rockland Trust Company, Note No. 26, Note No. 27, $5,000 each 10,000 00
39
Interest on Notes No. 26, No. 27 No. 29, No. 30 507 22 Trustees Otis and Coffin Funds, Note No. 19 800 00
Interest on Otis and Coffin Fund Notes 96 00
Bureau of Statistics, Certifying Notes 16 00
$21,487 93
Cash on hand to balance :
General Funds (including High- way Special)
$6,473 72
High School Fund
15 58
Sawyer Lot Income
8 02
$6,497 32
$70,253 51
Respectfully submitted,
HERBERT E. ROBBINS, 1
Treasurer.
Report of Tax Collector
ASSESSMENT OF 1914
Uncollected Dec. 31, 1915
$273 07
Interest Collected 29 26
$302 33
Abatements $4 41
Paid Treasurer
297 92
$302 33
ASSESSMENT OF 1915
Uncollected Dec. 31, 1915
$9,539 22
Interest Collected
200 15
$9,739 37
Abatements on December assessment $583 72
Other Abatements 97 57
Paid Treasurer
8,116 80
Uncollected Dec. 31, 1916
941 28
$9,739 37
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ASSESSMENT OF 1916
Tax Levy
$27,558 40
Moth Tax
108 99
December Assessment
196 00
Interest Collected
17 28
$27,880 67
Abatements
$47 59
Paid Treasurer
20,662 30
Uncollected Dec. 31, 1916
7,170 78
$27,880 67
WILLIAM H SPENCER,
Collector of Taxes.
Report of Overseers of the Poor
ALMSHOUSE ACCOUNT-Dr.
1
John F. Wilder, superintendent $300 00
John F. Wilder, materials for repairs 4 25
M. E. Curtis, supplies 87 83
Joseph F. Totman, supplies 199 92
C. S. West & Son, supplies
258 02
1
Herbert S. Turner, supplies
127 28
W. W. Cutler, meat
56 46
J. Warren Foster, meat
75 87
Corthell Bros, meat
116 48
Samuel Olson, fish
34 89
John Martin, ice
13 04
Electric Light & Power Co., lights 24 30
George F. Welch & Co., fuel and materials 174 63
E. B. Tobey, supplies 14 05
C. W. Tilden, smith work 15 65
C. C. Jordan, disinfectant 9 50
W. P. Crovestein, M. D., medical attendance 6 00
H. S. Cleverly, M. D., medical attendance 9 50 C. E. Knight, M. D., medical attendance 2 00 W. T. Osborn, plowing 5 00
I. Austin Lincoln, fertilizer 6 00
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43
L. F. Hammond, pigs 10 00
Herbert E. Robbins, insurance
48 00
J. C. Otis, service
3 00
F. T. Bailey & Co., labor 8 40
E. G. Bates, harness 20 00
J. F. Merritt, wood
4 00
W. D. Turner, wood
26 17
$1,660 24
ALMSHOUSE-Cr.
Received from sale of supplies, less
cash paid out by superintendent ($66.01) $35 55
Due from Town of Scituate for board
and supplies for inmates $198 95
$234 50
$1,425 74
$1,400 00
Appropriation
Exceeded $25 74
PAID FOR SUPPORT OF OUTSIDE POOR-HOME
Charity Thompson, board
$120 00
City of Brockton, board
240 42
C. W. Grose, rent 96 00
E. H. Sparrell, burial 8 00
John H. Sparrell, auto service 3 00
Town of Hingham, burial
20 00
44
John S. Brooks Co.
90 99
Children's Hospital 8 00
M. E. Curtis Co., supplies 4 38
South Scituate Savings Bank, mort- gage I 50
Benjamin Loring, wood
I 75
Richardson Bros., wood
6 50
C. L. Howes, M. D., medical at- tendance 24 00
John Whalen, wood
6 00
F. W. Jones, wood
5 50
Town of Scituate, supplies
136 00
Harry T. Handy, M. D., medical attendance 187 50
W. D. Turner, wood 6 00
Joseph Briggs, labor
2 00
C. E. Knight, M. D., medical attendance 19 50 H. S. Turner Co., supplies 172 48
Town of Weymouth, aid
59 00
Phillips, Bates & Co., coal
5 00
C. S. West & Son, supplies
102 00
Albion Damon, labor
7 00
H. T. Cleverly, M. D .. medical at- tendance 6 50
Hingham Mutual Fire Ins. Co., policy 7 80
$1,346 82
OTHER TOWNS
Elizabeth M. Kenney 9 50
E. H. Sparrell, burial 25 00
F. D. Lyons, M. D., medical attendance 18 00
45
Children's Hospital
83 00
M. S. Curtis Co., supplies
46 07
Corthell Bros., meat
28 14
WV. P. Grovestein, M. D., medical attendance
40 50
$250 21
$1,597 03.
Appropriation
.$1,500 00.
Refunded
40 00
Due from other towns
250 21
$1,790 21
Balance
$193 1&
STATE AID
Appropriation
$2,000 00
Amount to be refunded by state 1,873 00
Balance $127 00
SOLDIERS' RELIEF
C. L. Howes, M. D.
$56 50
Elizabeth C. Creed, rent
52 00
John H. Prouty,
40 00
City of Somerville
24 00
46
A. L. McMillan, M. D. 16 00
Charles Hammond, M. D. 4 50
Appropriation
$193 00 400 00
Balance
$207 00 FRANK W. JONES, EDWARD M. SEXTON, LOTHROP E. FESSENDEN,
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Overseers of the Poor.
Highway Account-1916
L. F. Hammond, 95 days, $3 $285 00
Man and team, 61 days, $5 305 00
Two horses, 23 days, $3 69 00
To Cash paid
I 00
One horse, 12 days, $1.50
18 00
Telephone bill 7 20
Joseph Breck & Son, tools
15 39
New England Ins. Co.
17 50
Samuel Church, gravel
3 40
Charles Johnson, gravel
7 30
Joseph Briggs, 1 day, $2
2 00
Hingham Water Co., pipe
24 00
1
Walter T. Osborn and team, 41 days, $5 205 00
Walter T. Osborn, freight
13 55
David Bates, 8 days, $2
16 00
George Davis, I day, $2
2 00
7
Benjamin Loring and team, 16 days, $5 80 00 Benjamin Loring, gravel
3 25
Walter Jacobs, 3 days, $2
6 00
W. D. Turner and team, 2 days, $5 10 00
R. W. Norris, sweeping street 5 50
Fred Wheelwright, 5 days, $2 10 00
Claud Ainslie, 23 days, $2 5 00
F. E. Henderson and team, 6 days, $5 30 00
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F. E. Henderson, I day, $2 2 00
Sherwood Ainslie, 2 days, $2 4 00
Frank Dyer, 5 days $2 10 00
Arthur Henderson and team, 2 days, $5 10 00
Henry Leavitt, 4 days, $2 8 00
Henry Leavitt, gravel
II 50
Harry T. Fogg, insurance 76 29
William Gardner, I day, $2 2 00
Edgar E. Lee, 2 days, 4 hours, $2 5 00
Mrs. Nettie Simmons, sand 5 60
Fred Erickson, I day, $2 2 00
Herbert Sprague, 4 hours, $2 1 00
Robert MacDonald, labor, road mac. 7 75
Albion Snowdale, I . day, 4 hours, $2
3 00
William Leggett, gravel
2 00
Standard, Oil Co. 73 19
Barrett Co., tarvia B.
617 04
Clifford Brett and team, 13 days, 4
hours, $5 67 50
John Collamore and team, 12 days, 4 hours, $5 62 50
Alonzo Allen, 13 days, 4 hours, $2 27 00
Edwin A. Damon, 38 days, 2 hours, $2 76 50
Ansel Phillips, 47 days, $2 94 00
Fred Cromwell, 30 days, $2 60 00
Marshall Griffin, 30 days, 2hours, $2
60 50
J. Alden Damon, 9 days, 4 hours. $2 19 00
F. G. Bates and team, 20 days, $5 100 00
E. G. Bates, gravel 4 35
John White, 2 days, $2 4 00
John Osborne and team, 3 days, $5 15 00
Thomas Campbell. 19 days, $2 38 00
John Whalen and team, 9 days, $5 45 00
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John Whalen, gravel 4 80
E. P. Joseph, team and men 207 00
John Henderson, gravel and sand 4 00
W. T. Sham, gravel 5 00
William O. Clapp, gravel 2 00
Attwood Ainslie. 13 days, $2 26 00
Richard Todd, 8 days, 4 hours, $2 17 00
Herbert Fairbanks and team, II days,
$3.50 38 50
F.mma H. Bates, gravel
6 30
Edwin B. Torrey, gravel
30
George Welch Co., drain pipe
9 18
John Leslie, gravel
I 40
John Leslie, 3 days, $2
6 00
Fred Olson, I day, $2
2 00
Levi Olson, 3 days, $2
6 00
Otto Olson, 2 days, $2 4 00
John Cash, gravel 2 40
Otto Burhoff, 6 days, $2
12 00
Caleb Litchfield, I day, $2 2 00
Charles E. Brewster and team, 5
days, $5 25 00
Benjamin F. Burns, 4 days, $2
8 00
John W. Burns and team 6 days, 4 hours, $5 19 00
John W. Burns, 137 loads gravel 13 70
Mrs. A. N. Burns, gravel 9 70
Everett Osborn, 17 days, 6 hours, $2
35 50
Frank Litchfield, freight bill 8 80
William Maynard, 8 days, 4 hours, $2 17 00
Timothy Shehan, team and man 52 75
Arthur Stoddard and team, 7 days, 4
hours. 3.50 26 25
50
Joseph D. Stoddard, 6 days, 4 hours, $2 13 00 George White, 7 days, 4 hours, $2 15 00
Phillips, Bates & Co., lumber 10 50
Charles V. Chapman, 10 days, 4
hours, $2 21 00
Charles Jones, 6 days, 4 hours, $2 13 00
Clarence Lyons, I day, $2
2 00
James Dolan. 18 days, $2
36 00
W. R. Durkee, 6 hours, $2
1 50
S. W. Lincoln, gravel 41 80
Daniel E. Hill, 7 days, $2
14 00
11
$3,394 19
Barrett Manfg. Co., tarvia 435 84
$3,345 19
Appropriation
$3,000 00
Exceeded $345 19
L. F. HAMMOND,
Surveyor of Highways.
SPECIAL HIGHWAY WORK-MAIN STREET
William F. Loud & Sons $5.879 31 114 50
W. E. Burdett, weigher
51
Henry Godbeer, bounds
3 50
Paid on Main Street work in 1915
5,848 73
,
$11,846 04
Due W. F. Loud & Sons, Jan. I,
1917
1,495 21
Total cost of Main street,
$13,341 25
HIGH STREET
Samuel H. Litchfield, gravel $100 00
Barrett M anfg. Co., tarvia 435 84
Paid on High street, 1915 2,413 13
Total cost of High street $2,948 97
SUMMER STREET
Standard Oil Co., oil
$241 50
Paid on Summer Street, 1915 2,520 83
Total cost of Summer street
$2,762 33
RIVER STREET
E. J. Rourke, paid on contract $3.829 84
W. E. Burdett, weigher 57 50
$3,887 34
Snow Account
Arthur Damon $9 60
Russell Olson 4 20
Arthur J. Turner
IO 05
Samuel Turner
5 40
Perry Osborne
I 50
Alfred H. Jacobs®
9 00
Ansel Phillips
5 70
W. C. Soule
6 45
C. E. Brewster
28 20
George Wagner
2 20
Caleb Litchfield
4 25
Harry Brown
4 25
William Brown
2 55
W. Scott Osborne
2 IO
E. P. Joseph
2 30
Frank Osborne
I 80
Robert Ripley
3 00
Fred Cromwell
I 00
C. W. Ainslie
90
W. T. Osborne
136 25
Walter S. Briggs
5 63
Lyman Lincoln
50 65
Joseph Briggs
49 28
Clifford Brett
75 00
Benjamin Loring
88 00
1
53
Ralph Sprague
7 00
Herbert Sprague 5 50
E. A. Damon
19 75
E, C. Damon
16 15
Richardson Bros.
98 75
Marshall Griffin
I 50
Edward Loring
5 60
, Fred Wheelwright
9 15
C. O. Litchfield
7 50
Harold Griffin
I 50
William Jacobs
10 50
Guy Merritt
3 40
W. E. Sexton
1 00
Lawrence Osborne
8 00
E. A. Jacobs
42 63
Timothy Sheehan
25 95
Eugene Sheehan
5 00
Floyd Osborne
6 00
Otto Olson
4 35
Levi Olson
3 00
J. Frank Turner I 00
Harold Osborne
7 95
Arthur T. Stoddard
7 95
Joseph Stoddard
9 00
L. F. Hammond
68 70
A. J. Mitchell
9 00
Fred Olson ,
4 80
Alden E. Whiting.
3 75
George E. White
8 10
Basil Simmons
2 75
Joseph H. Hatch
40 70
John Whalen
25 30
Harry Ainslie
4 60
54
Charles F. Studley
7 45
Edwin Bates
10 70
Eden Clark 9 15
W. E. Leslie
10 05
James Dolan
3 85
J. W. Hatch
18 25
H. J. Leavitt
2 00
Merrill Gridley
5 75
E. E. Jacobs
II 25
Archie Merritt
4 30
Arthur Merritt
6 65
John Robinson
4 85
Willard Robinson
3 25
John White
IO 68
Ashley Jones
10 18
John Loring
3 95
Arthur Sprague
12 80
Alfred Bates
6 50
E F. Osborne
7 35
John T. Osborne
4 00
Emery Andrews
4 45
Edward Hammond
3 50
Robert Leavitt
6 50
Henry Leavitt
5 00
Richard McDonald
I 75
A. Black
I 20
C. V. Chapman
13 20
Asa Vining
3 75
Irving Wilder
5 25
Allen Brewster
3 50
Benjamin Everett
3 10
William Everett
3 30
Allen Jones
5 25
55
Allie Jones 7 80
Norman Wiggins
3 00
Chester Whiting
3 40
F. E. Henderson
58 25
Arthur Henderson
6 35
Alonzo H. Stoddard
II 55
Seth Thomas
8 10
Jrving Henderson
3 10
Willis Keene
5 00
Henry Bates
1 00
John Leslie
2 20
Mannis Perry
90
Arthur Osborne
3 00
Daniel Brown
90
James Gammon
7 80
Charles Georgeatte
I 80
Herbert Ltichfield
I 80
George Chamberlain
IO 20
Allen Mott
5 25
Charles Baker
5 40
William Loring
4 35
James L. Merritt
60
George A. Bates
30
Fred Gardner
I 20
Sherwood Ainslie
4 95
Daniel Barnes
2 40
L. Walter Jacobs
75
Bernard Schultz
2 70
Robert Montgomery
2 40
56
Alfred Molla
2 25
John Martin 4 50
W. A. Brown I 20
Laban Bates
I 80
Daniel Hill
I 80
Paul Briggs
I 80
Percy Litchfield
I 80
Claude Ainsiey
8 10
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John Signorelle
2 40
Francis Leslie
3 00
E. G. Bates
4 20
Alvan Spencer
I 80
Minot Williamson
2 40
Lewis Ballard
2 70
Robert W. McDonald
10 86
Stanley Oakman
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