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Smith. Preserved Life and letters of Martin Luther B-L973.2
Snedden, D. Problem of industrial education 371-S2 Ref.
Spencer, Mass. Vital records to 1850
Stein, Evaleen. Little shepherd of Provence j1004a B-S822
Steiner, Edward A. Against the current
Stern, R. B. Neighborhood entertainments
790-S
Stuart, Ruth M. Sonny's father
Tappan, Eva M. Dixie kitten
10
Teall, Gardner. contessa's sister
Tileston, Mary W. Child's harvest of verse
Tisbury, Mass. Vital records to 1850
Tompkins, Juliet W. Mothers and fathers
Trueblood, T. C., ed. Winning speeches of the Northern Oratorical League 808.5-T1 640-V 811-V2 V248.4
Van de Water, Virginia T. From kitchen to garret Van Dyke, Henry. Poems The mansion
S648.15 B-S6485.2
Stevens, F. L. and Hall, J. G. Diseases of economic plants 581-S S935.8 j948a
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Van Sickle, J. H. and Seegmiller, W. Riverside Readers, 4 vol. j372.4-S5
Ward, Mrs. Humphrey. Case of Richard Maywell W259.15
Warren, Mass. Vital records to 1850 Ref.
Watson, Henry B. M. Alise of Astra W3385.2
Watson, John. Respectable sins 252-W1 Wayland, Mass. Vital records to 1850 Ref. W381.5
Webster, Henry K. Girl in the other seat
Wells, Carolyn. Patty Fairfield j692b Welsh, Charles, ed. Fairy tales children love j823-W9 Weymouth, Mass. Vital records to 1850 Ref. White, Eliza O. Brothers in fur j699b Enchanted mountain j823-W10 W588.6
White, Stewart E. Blazed trail
Rules of the game W588.5
Whitechurch, Victor L. Canon in residence
W590.2
Whiting, Lilian. Paris the beautiful
914.4-W
Whiting, Robert R. Four hundred good stories 817-W8
Who's who, 1911. Ref. 920-W2
Wiggin, Kate D. Mother Cary's chickens W655.15
Wiley, Belle. Mother Goose primer j372.4-W
Williamson, C. N. and A. M. Golden silence
W729.6
Winchendon, Mass. Vital records to 1850
Ref.
Winslow, Rear Admiral John A. Record of dedi- cation of statue B-W778
Wolcott, Theresa H. Minister's social helper
259-W
Wrentham, Mass. Vital records to 1850 Ref.
Wright, Harold B. Winning of Barbara Worth W950.2
Wright, Mabel O. Princess flower hat
X89.494
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Report of the Overseers of the Poor.
TOWN FARM RECEIPTS.
Milk
$1,434 02
Hay
244 16
Cows
213 50
Wood
145 87
Received as Constable
118 12
Rent
60 00
Potatoes
63 95
Eggs
52 62
Labor
47 78
Calves
30 75
Cranberries
32 60
Pork
16 08
Vinegar
10 63
Cement
8 00
Keeping prisoners
8 50
Use of bull
7 50
Use of telephone
5 60
Fire Warden
5 35
Sacks.
2 50
Tobacco
2 02
Use of plow
1 00
Corn planter
1 00
Received from County on account of
Insane
8 00
$2,519 55
Cash on hand Feb. 14, 1911
5 98
Cash received from Town Treasurer 785 00
$3,310 53
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TOWN FARM PAYMENTS.
E. G. Boynton, salary as Superintendent
from Jan. 1, 1911 to Jan. 1, 1912 .. $ 400 00 Mrs. E. G. Boynton, salary as Matron from Jan. 1, 1911 to Jan. 1, 1912 150 00
Grain
649 01
Cows
388 00
Groceries
298 21
Labor
248 59
Meat
147 65
Fertilizer
117 50
Coal
77 00
Chopping wood, 1911 and 1912
72 60
Cutting corn and filling silo
65 53
Butter
39 55
Blacksmith and wheelwright work
34 25
Telephone 26 16
C. A. Blaney, M. D.
25 50
Westford Water Co.
25 00
Clothing for Inmates
19 00
Fish
17 67
Pigs
16 00
Dry goods
15 06
Grass and garden seeds
15 74
Ice
14 06
Paint and wall paper
13 53
Pullets
13 50
Sawing wood and lumber
12 30
Freight
10 75
Corn planter
10 50
Repairing ice chest
10 00
Cement
8 25
Stable manure
8 00
Hardware
7 38
Amount carried forward
$2,956 29
70
Amount brought forward
$2,956 29
Harness work 6 80
Seed potatoes 6 30
Veterinary surgeon
6 00
Water for Wilkinson House
5 00
Stable blankets
4 50
Car fares
3 26
Repairing sulky plow and manure spreader
3 25
Rope for hay fork
3 15
Lowell Morning Citizen
3 00
Fruit trees
2 75
Killing hogs
2 25
Clipping horse
2 00
Express
1 65
Printing
1 50
Repairing lawn mower
1 50
Use of roller
1 50
Repairing clock
1 00
Making cider
92
Expense to State Hospital
87
E. G. Boynton, services and expenses as Constable
75 25
E. G. Boynton, expense on account of Insane 4 00
Addition to barn
Stone work. $18 00
Lime and Cement 7 55
Hardware 17 54
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Windows
6 75
Labor
73 20
Lumber
87 50
$ 211 31
$3,304 05
6 48
Cash on hand Feb. 14, 1912
$3,310 53
Freight
71
Cash on hand Feb. 14, 1911 $ 5 98 Cash received from Town Treasurer 785 00
$ 790 98
Cash on hand Feb. 14, 1912
6 48
Net expense at Town Farm $ 784 50
Number of pauper inmates at the Town Farm Feb. 1, 1912 3 Number of tramps lodged and fed from Feb. 1, 1911 to Feb. 1,1912 15
PAYMENTS ON ACCOUNT OF OUTDOOR POOR.
Paid Town of Clinton, aid rendered $ 42 00
City of Lowell, aid rendered 15 00
City of Chelsea, aid rendered 17 50
Wright & Fletcher, groceries
47 55
Blodgett & Co., groceries
36 87
Cyril A. Blaney, M. D., services as Town Physi- cian. Appointed by Overseers of the Poor. . 66 50
Library bureau, case and cards 15 00
Stationery and express
95
Town Farm, wood.
6 00
John T. Simpson, aid rendered
71 85
Arthur H. Burnham, salary as Overseer of the Poor 10 00
Albert R. Choate, salary as Overseer of the Poor 10 00
Charles L. Hildreth, salary as Chairman Overseers of the Poor 20 00
Extra time 15 00
$374 22
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REIMBURSEMENTS.
Received from State Nov. 14, 1910
$
7 20
City of Boston 131 00
$138 20
Payments on account of outdoor poor
$374 22
Reimbursements 138 20
Net expense of outdoor poor $236 02
STATEMENT.
Drafts on Town Treasurer
$1,159 22
Town Farm Receipts .
2,519 55
Cash in hands Superintendent of Town Farm, Feb. 14, 1911 5 98
$3,684 75
Payments on account of outdoor poor $ 374 22
Town Farm Payments
3,304 05
Cash in hands Superintendent of Town Farm, Feb. 14, 1912 6 48
$3,684 75
Drafts on Town Treasurer
$1,159 22
Reimbursements 138 20
Net drafts on Town Treasurer
$1,021 02
Net expense at Town Farm $ 784 50
Net expense of Outdoor Poor
236 02
Net expense of Poor $1,020 52
Appropriation
$1,200 00
CHARLES L. HILDRETH, Chairman, ARTHUR H. BURNHAM, ALBERT R. CHOATE, Overseers of the Poor.
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SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT ALMSHOUSE, FEBRUARY, 3, 1912.
Groceries $ 36 12
Vegetables
30 00
Pork and hams
20 00
Balance of personal property at house 858 39
$
944 51
13 cows
$ 740 00
2 horses
125 00
3 tons meadow hay
36 00
14 tons English hay
322 00
25 tons ensilage. 150 00
1 two-horse dump cart 50 00
3 hay and farm wagons 95 00
1 double sleigh 10 00
2 two-horse sleds. 55 00
1 mowing machine
30 00
2 Democrat wagons
35 00
1 hay tedder
10 00
1 sulky plow 25 00
Wood
130 00
Balance of personal property at barn and outbuildings
689 35
$2,502 35
Total
$3,446 86
FRED R. BLODGETT, WM. E. WRIGHT, J. McMASTER,
Appraisers.
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Report of Engineers of Fire Department.
The Board of Fire Engineers submit this report.
Fires have occurred as follows:
Feb. 21, 1911, the dwelling and store of Albert Reeves in Graniteville was partially burned, caused by a defective chimney. The A. R. Choate Hose Co., No. 2, did good work in fighting the fire and saving adjoining property.
June 4, 1911, the barn of Ferdinand Le Duc in Graniteville was burned. A total loss. Value $800. Insurance, $600. Supposed incendiary.
Sept. 16, 1911, the dwelling of John Anctil in the north part of the town was burned down. Total loss. Value $1,500. Insurance $1,100. Cause, a defective chimney.
Numerous chimney fires have occurred caused by accumula- tion of soot with no serious damage.
We called attention in last year's report in regard to defective chimneys and repeat it again this year; that they ought to be thoroughly examined occasionally. Many houses have what is called a blind attic; that is, there is no access to the chimney between the ceiling of a chamber and the roof.
A scuttle hole should be cut so as to give room for a person to pass through. The insurance companies require it, as many fires start from these inaccessible places. A hand hose reel has been purchased for each hose company and is an effective addition to their equipment.
The annual try-out for the Samuels Trophy was held at Forge Village. After a spirited contest the Trophy was won by the A. R. Choate Hose Co., No 2, of Graniteville. The Judges were officers of the Lowell Fire Department, whose services this de- partment much appreciate as well as their many suggestions and help in years past.
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Owing to the very dry summer, the members of the department have worked in unison with the Forest Warden in helping to subdue the numerous forest fires that have occurred. We would recommend that the Town raise and appropriate four hundred ($400) dollars.
SHERMAN H. FLETCHER, Chief, JOHN EDWARDS, Clerk, ALBERT R. CHOATE,
Fire Engineers.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The following expenses have been incurred:
E. M. ABBOT HOSE CO.
May
1911 Wright & Fletcher, coal $ 3 75
June
John Feeney, polish 1 00
July Mrs. L. M. Tuttle, rent of shop for Fire House 60 00
Jan. 1912
E. M. Abbot Hose Co., salaries, extra time for men 69 75
Feb. 3,
L. W. Wheeler, telephone exten- sion 1 50
Feb. 17,
Wright & Fletcher, wicks,
brooms and chimneys 1 65
A. R. CHOATE HOSE CO.
April 1911 A. R. Choate Hose Co., on account Reeves House and other expenses $ 29 85
Amount carried forward $167 50
76
Amount brought forward $167 50
Feb. 3, 1912 A. R. Choate Hose Co., salaries for men 19 00
A. R. Choate Hose Co., steward's salary 25 00
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66 A. R. Choate Hose Co., extra time 8 55
A. R. Choate Hose Co., use of hall 30 00
JOHN EDWARDS HOSE CO.
June
1911 R. D. Prescott, wood $ 2 50
Dec.
66 2 75
Jan.
1912
Steward's salary 24 00
66
Firemen's salary
20 00
Feb. 17,
William De Roehn, supplies
1 89
July
Cornelius Callahan Co., hose reels, etc. 223 80
Sept. 66 Cornelius Callahan Co., washer 1 50
$526 49
66
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LIST OF PERSONS HAVING HAND CHEMICAL FIRE EXTINGUISHERS OWNED BY THE TOWN.
Charles Couture
William Hunt
Hammett D. Wright
Fred L. McCoy
Charles Blodgett
Elbert H. Flagg
Gilman F. Wright
Calvin L. Howard
Horace E. Gould
O. A. Foster Albert A. Hildreth
David Desmond
Angus McDonald
Harry L. Nesmith
Walter A. Whidden (3)
George C. Moore's Farm
Charles Edwards
James H. O'Brien
John Flynn
Samuel L. Taylor
Henry B. Read
Eben Prescott
William F. Seifer Bessie Gates Judson F. Sweetser
William L. Butterworth
Virgil C. Mitchell
David L. Greig William A. Green J. Willard Fletcher William H. Pollock Otis Day Pine Ridge Station George H. Hartford
Charles F. Taplin James P. Sullivan
Arthur H. Burnham
Lars J. Eliason Herbert E. Fletcher
Henry O. Keyes Fred L. Snow John Healy Charles Shagrue
Alvin J. Blaisdell George A. Kimball
Charles M. Griffin Everett P. Jarvis Almon S. Vose
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FIRES IN TOWN OF WESTFORD.
April
8 Fire at Whidden's Corner.
66
17
66
66
6
66
24
" Forest Road.
24
" H. D. Wright's.
66
26
" Sullivan Lot.
66
66
" Firt Road.
" Cemetery, St. Catherine's, near Red Line.
29
" Snow's
May
8
66
" Sherburn's.
66
8
" Oak Hill.
66
11
" Beebe's Farm.
" Forest Road.
66
" Robinson's.
66
31
" Reed's.
June
3
" Ball Field.
9
" Bill Hunt's.
July
15
66
" Forge.
19
66
66
23-24
66
66
4 fires at Oak Hill. 3 fires at Texas.
JOHN A. HEALY,
Forest Warden.
17
66
" Cemetery, St. Catherine's, near Red Line.
28
27
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Treasurer's Report.
The Treasurer of Westford submits the following report.
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand February 22, 1911 $ 4,599 40
Alec Fisher, slaughterhouse license 1 00
John Cornell, slaughterhouse license 1 00
City of Boston, on account Overseers Poor
131 00
C. R. P. Decatur, store at Nabnasset School 2 00
Harlow & Parsons, renewal license to sell Oleo- margarine 50
Clerk, First District Court, Ayer 37 51
Appleton National Bank, borrowed
14,000 00
Albert Reeves, license to sell ice cream, etc., Sunday J. B. Splain & Co., license to sell ice cream, etc., Sunday 1 00
1 00
Fred A. Smith, license to sell ice cream, etc., Sunday C. Richard, license to sell ice cream, etc., Sunday. . 1 00
1 00
G. E. Mountain, pool room license
15 00
Adams Ex. Co., license
1 00
J. A. Healy, charges extinguishers R. R. fires
14 80
Joe Wall, auctioneer's license
2 00
J. A. Healy, on account fires
3 60
G. E. Gould, privilege on Common, May 30
1 00
Wm. Peno, vault at Sargent School
17 00
H. L. Nesmith, on account fires 16 00
H. L. Nesmith, private work 27 00
Amount carried forward
$18,873 81
80
Amount brought forward $18,873 81
B. & M.R. R., gypsy and brown tail moth suppression 6 25
Rob't Prescott, on account fires 5 00
A. M'Dougal, stone post 2 00
W. A. Whidden, on account Nabnasset School
10 00
F. E. Miller, on account labor
5 25
Frank Caunter, old windows
6 00
H. E. Fletcher, on account lights 18 01
A. A. Hildreth, sealer weights and measures 33 76
County Treasurer, dog licenses 378 30
L. W. Wheeler, tax collector 1909 194 03
L. W. Wheeler, tax collector 1910 2,915 94
L. W. Wheeler, tax collector 1911, before Nov. 1
25,075 99
L. W. Wheeler, tax collector 1911, after Nov. 1 3,577 00
L. W. Wheeler, tax collector 1909, interest 21 15
L. W. Wheeler, tax collector 1910, interest 146 05
L. W. Wheeler, tax collector 1911, interest 25 52
L. W. Wheeler, tax collector, excise tax
245 46
Highway Commission, gypsy and brown tail moth suppression 89 00
State Treasurer, gypsy and brown tail moth sup- pression 1,555 98
State Treasurer, income Mass. school fund
1,159 47
State Treasurer, compensation inspector animals
41 50
Corporation tax, public service
1,560 24
Corporation tax, business
8,275 10
National Bank tax
527 57
Military Aid 37 00
State Aid
667 00
State Treasurer, on account Supt. Schools
515 62
John Feeney, Janitor, Town Hall
182 50
John Feeney, Janitor, use telephone 55
$66,151 05
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PAYMENTS.
By cash, notes
$18,550 00
By cash, interest
1,152 54
By cash, State tax
3,300 00
By cash, repair State Highway tax
162 50
By cash, County tax
2,106 95
By cash, on account schools
13,559 08
By cash, orders and incidental expenses
21,812 83
Cash on hand February 24, 1911
5,507 15
$66,151 05
HARWOOD L. WRIGHT,
Treasurer of Westford.
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Auditor's Report.
I have made the usual examination of the books of the Town Officers for the year ending February 1, 1912, and have found the several Cash Books and Ledgers correctly footed and proper vouchers on file for the payments.
I submit herewith a report of my audit, also a statement of the financial condition of the Town on February 1, 1912.
TAXES.
To Debit of L. W. Wheeler, Collector, for Year 1909.
To balance to collect as per audit, Feb- ruary 15, 1911 $207 02
Past due interest collected 21 15
$228 17
Less abatements as per Assessors' notices
since last audit
12 99
$215 18
By taxes collected since last audit
$194 03
Past due interest collected 21 15
$215 18
Leaving no balance to collect.
To Debit of L. W. Wheeler, Collector, for Year 1910.
To balance to collect as per audit, Feb- ruary 18, 1911 $3,140 15
Past due interest collected 146 05
Amount carried forward $3,286 20
83
Amount brought forward $3:286 20 Less abatements as per Assessors' notices since last audit 66 00
By collections since last audit to February
$3,220 20 24,1912 $2,915 94
Past due interest collected 146 05
$3,061 99
Balance to collect $ 158 21
To Debit of L. W. Wheeler, Collector, for Year 1911.
To amount of tax levy as per Assessors' Warrant, as follows:
734 polls as $2.00 $ 1,468 00
Personal Estate 9,087 97
Real Estate 20,354 35
Moth bills
334 86
$31,245 18
Additions since issue of Warrant as per
Assessors' notices 1,125 32
Past due interest collected on taxes paid after November 1, 1911 25 52
$32,396 02
Less abatements for the year as per
Assessors' notices
831 07
$31,564 95
By collections to November 1, 1911 ... $25,075 99 By collections from November 1, 1911 to February 24, 1912 3,577 00
Past due interest collected
25 52
$28,678 51
Balance to collect
$ 2,886 44
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EXCISE TAX.
To excise tax as per statement of Assessors $245 46 By collections 245 46
Leaving no balance to collect.
RECAPITULATION.
Uncollected taxes for 1910
$ 158 21
Uncollected taxes for 1911 2,886 44
Total amount of uncollected taxes Febru-
ary 24, 1912 $3,044 65
TOWN CLERK.
During the year the Town Clerk issued licenses for
174 male dogs at $2.00 $ 348 00
80 00
16 female dogs at $5.00
$
428 00
Less Clerk's fee for 190 at 20c.
38 00
Balance paid to County Treasurer and
receipted for by him
$ 390 00
SELECTMEN.
The Selectmen issued during the year 340 orders on the Treasurer amounting to $21,812.83. Proper vouchers were found on file for each order.
TOWN FARM.
E. G. Boynton, Superintendent.
To balance cash on hand February 1, 1911 $ 5 98 Total receipts from all sources during the year $3,304 55
$3,310 53
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By expenditures for the year
$3,304 05
Balance cash on hand 6 48
$3,310 53
OVERSEERS OF POOR.
Charles L. Hildreth, Chairman.
To amount received from Town Treasurer for the year to February 1, 1912 $1,159 22
By payments for the year to February 1,
1912
1,159 22
LIBRARY.
Charles O. Prescott, Treasurer.
To balance cash on hand February 1, 1911 $ 170 24 Receipts from Town Treasurer during year 1,314 40
$1,484 64
By total payments for the year ending
February 1, 1912 $ 1,441 66
Balance cash on hand February 1, 1912
42 98
$ 1,484 64
TREASURER.
To cash on hand February 1, 1911 $ 4,599 40. Receipts from all sources during the year 61,551 65
$66,151 05
By total payments for the year ending February 1, 1912 $60,643 90
Cash on hand February 1, 1912 5,507 15
$66,151 05
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STATEMENT OF CONDITION.
ASSETS.
1910 taxes remaining uncollected $ 158 21
Accrued interest on same 11 85
1911 taxes remaining uncollected. 2,886 44
Accrued interest on same
43 29
Due from State Aid 456 00
Balance cash on hand with Supt. of Town Farm 6 48
Balance cash on hand with Treasurer of
Library 42 98
Balance cash on hand with Treasurer 5,507 15
- $ 9,112 40
LIABILITIES.
Due State Treasurer on loan for General Expenses $ 1,000 00
Four months' interest on same at 3}% 10 66
Due State Treasurer on Schoolhouse loan (Wm. E. Frost School) 11,000 00
Three months' interest on same at 44%. ..
116 88
Due State Treasurer on Schoolhouse loan (Cameron School) 5,000 00
Five months' interest on same at 4%
.83 33
Due State Treasurer on loan for purchase of fire apparatus and equipment 550 00
Ten months' interest on same at 42%
20 62
Due State Treasurer on loan for repairs of roads at Centre 2,000 00
¿ month's interest on same at 4% 3 33
$19,784 82
Deficit February 1, 1912 $10,672 42
The deficit February 1, 1911 was $19,462 39
W. R. TAYLOR, Auditor. Westford, Mass., February 29, 1912.
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Westford Water Company.
CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNT.
1911.
Jan. 1 Balance
$81,832 08
66
6 Labor
16 52
April 25
66
25
Lead
50 50
May 9 Hydrant
27 35
June
1
Abbot Worsted Co.
654 10
12 Lumber
13 35
July
27
Supplies
6 01
66
31
Electric Motor
513 29
66
31 Lumber
3 80
Aug. 26 Lumber
4 32
26
Meter
15 60
Sept. 15 Electric Motor, etc.
115 84
Oct. 19 Chimney
14 05
Dec.
15 Labor
12 68
$1,791 34
Received from Abbot Worsted Co.
391 40
Cost of construction from January 1, 1911
to January 1, 1912 $1,399 94
$ 1,399 94
Total cost of construction to Jan. 1, 1912
$83,232 02
2
Car fare, etc. $ 3 28
Pipe, etc. 340 65
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A STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FROM JANUARY 1, 1911 TO JANUARY 1, 1912.
RECEIPTS.
Water Rates, etc.
44 hydrants
$1,760 00
1 hydrant 8 months
26 67
Town Hall
32 00
Library
28 00
Schools
163 38
Town Farm
25 00
Subscribers.
4,205 32
Service connections
80 08
$6,320 45
EXPENSES.
Interest account
$2,058 00
Taxes
154 07
Expense account
543 06
Fuel.
249 77
Wages
1,283 37
Supplies
280 38
Electric power
223 66
$4,792 31
Net profit for the year ending Dec. 31, 1911
$1,528 14
CHARLES O. PRESCOTT,
Treasurer.
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MIDDLESEX, SS. WESTFORD, MASS., February 17, 1912.
Then personally appeared Charles O. Prescott and made oath that the above is a true statement of the cost of construction of the Westford Water Supply System to January 1, 1912, and of the receipts and expenditures of the Westford Water Company from January 1, 1911 to January 1, 1912, before me.
JOHN M. FLETCHER, Notary Public.
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Report of Commissioners of Public Burial Grounds.
The Commissioners present the following report :
The several Cemeteries have received the usual care-but the same condition of drought has existed during the summer, as has prevailed the last three years, making it impossible to keep the lots looking fresh and green, as they otherwise would had there been plenty of rain.
The Perpetual Care Funds show an increase, six having been added since our last report.
The Commissioners would respectfully recommend that the sum of $100 be raised and appropriated for the care, and improvement of the Cemeteries the coming year.
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AMOUNTS RECEIVED FOR CARE OF LOTS IN FAIRVIEW.
RESIDENTS.
Atwood, Lillie B
$ 2 00
Baker, Mrs. John.
1 00
Bennett, Joseph
1 00
Bicknell, Ai
3 00
Bicknell, Charles H.
1 00
Boynton, Mrs. D. L.
1 00
Brooks, Charles, 1910.
8 00
Brow, Mrs L. J.
1 00
Bunce, Augustus
2 00
Burnett, William
1 00
Butterworth, Mrs. J. T
1 00
Calvert, Mrs. Frank.
1 00
Carkin, Warren E
1 00
Carkin, A. W.
1 00
Catchpole, Henry
1 00
Caunter, Mrs. J. W
3 00
Collins, P. G.
1 0:)
Day, Arthur E
1 00
De Roehn, Mrs. Andrew
1 00
Donaghue, Esther, 1910
8 00
Drew. F. C.
1 00
Drew, Mary E.
1 00
Fletcher, H. N.
1 00
Fletcher, John M
3 00
Fletcher, J. W
1 00
Fletcher, S. H.
1 00
Frost, Mrs. W. E
1 00
Gardel, August.
1 00
Gilson, L. S.
2 00
Greig, John
1 00
Amount carried forward.
$53 00
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Amount brought forward. $ 53 00
Harris, Mrs. C. A. 1 00
Harrup, Mrs. James. 9 00
Hartford, George H.
1 00
Hawkes, W. O.
1 00
Hildreth, F. A.
2 00
Haley, Frank
1 00
Healey, Mrs. Ruby
1 00
Healey, Stephen
1 00
Hosmer, Francis
1 00
Humiston, Elliot F
2 00
Hunt, Edmund J
2 00
Jenne, Albert E
1 00
Johnson, Andrew
1 00
Johnson, W. W
1 00
Keyes, Mrs. Lucy A.
1 00
Luce, Miss M. G
1 00
Mattson, John
1 00
Millis, George F
1 00
Mills, Mrs. Hugh.
1 00
Mountain, George E., 1910
8 00
Morton, F
1 00
Orange, W. H
1 00
Orr, Robert
1 00
Precious, Miss Sarah.
1 00
Prescott, Mrs. Francis A
1 00
Prinn, Alfred
1 00
Pyne, Mrs. J. W.
1 00
Shattuck, Mrs. D. H
1 00
Sherman, Mrs. David.
1 00
Spinner, John
2 00
Symmes, Thomas E.
2 00
Symmes, Mrs. Thomas E.
1 00
Taylor, S. L.
2 00
Turner, Miss Lizzie.
1 00
Amount carried forward. $108 00
93
Amount brought forward. $108 00
Tuttle, Mrs. N. L.
1 00
Walkden, J. A. 1 00
Welch, Mrs. William
2 00
Wheeler, Miss Delia
1 00
White, William
1 00
Whitney, Mrs. George H.
2 00
Willis, Samuel
1 00
Woods, William L.
9 00
Wright, F. C.
1 00
Wright, Mrs. W. M.
1 00
Wyman, W. W., 1910-1911 9 00
2 00
NON-RESIDENTS.
Abbot, Mrs. E. S., Boston. 5 00
Abbot Estate, L. M. B., Groton. 1 00
Adams, Mrs. C. L., South Chelmsford. 3 00
Allen, Mrs. Ida, Ayer
1 00
Buxton, Mrs. J. C., Lowell.
2 00
Carpenter, Eugene, Newton. 1 00
Carrick, Mrs. Alice, Worcester. 1 00
Chamberlain, Charles A., Boston 6 00
Chamberlain, Mrs. E. H., Cheraw, S. C 1 00
Collins, Francis, Lawrence. 1 00
Coolidge, Miss Annie L., Lowell 1 00
Craven, Mrs. Emily L., Lowell 1 00
1 00
Davie, Wm. M., North Chelmsford
1 00
Davis, Miss Alice L., Somerville 1 00
Decatur, Burt W., Springfield
Dix. Mrs. Henry, Charlestown
1 00
Dugdale, R. J., Anaheim, Cal. 1 00
Edwards, Mrs. George, Lowell. 1 00
Amount carried forward. $178 00
Cummings, George W., Lowell.
9 00
York, J Ellsworth, 1910.
Amount brought forward. $178 00
Felch, Mrs. A. M. 1 00
Felch, Samuel, Chelmsford. 1 00
Fletcher, F. L., Lowell. 1 00
Griffin, Adams, New York City, N. Y 1 00
Hamlin, George P., Boston 1 00
1 00
Hewett, Miss C. E., Medfield.
1 00
Heywood, Mrs. Edwin E., Arlington Heights
2 00
Hindle, Frank, Chelmsford. 1 00
1 00
Hodgman, Miss Lena, Woodford, Me
1 00
Holt, Mrs. E. H., Lowell.
1 00
Horne, George F., Somerville
1 00
Hunt, George W., Tyngsboro
1 00
Hunt, Mrs. James, East Pepperell
1 00
Hutchinson, Francis, Chelmsford
1 00
Isles, Mrs. Joseph D., Lowell.
1 00
Johnson, Miss Almira L., Melrose Highlands. 1 00
Kierstead, Sanford, Waltham 1 00
King, Mrs. A. M., DuBois, Ind
1 00
Laws, Mrs. J. H., Somerville.
1 00
Longbottom, Walter, Arlington Heights
1 00
Longley, Albert W., Chicago, Ill
1 00
Luddington, Mrs. George, Ayer 1 00
Morin, Mrs. Joseph A., Lowell. 8 00
Moss, James W., Boston. 1 00
2 00
Peck, Mrs. S. E., Elizabeth, N. J 1 00
Petherick, Wm. H., Leominster 1 00
Read, Miss Carrie E., Barre 1 00
1 00
Richardson, M. T., New York City
Ripley, Mrs. F. K., North Chelmsford. 1 00
Saville, Wm., Boston. 1 00
Amount carried forward.
$221 00
Parker, O. A., Waltham.
Reed, George G., Lowell.
1 00
Harris, George E., Rockland.
Hildreth, Helen C., Harvard.
95
Amount brought forward. $221 00
Schworer, Mrs. Louis, Bradford. 1 00
Scrutton, Mrs. George, Lowell, 1910. 1 00
Searles, Mrs. C. J., Lowell 1 00
Smith, Allen G., Littleton . 1 00
Spaulding, J. F., Melrose 1 00
Stancomb, Richard, Leominster 1 00
Stevens, Ephraim A., Mountain View, Cal. 3 00
Stiles, F. O., Littleton. 1 00
Stiles, Mrs. H. S., Mayville, N. Y 1 00
Sweatt, Miss Jessie M., Boston 1 00
Trumbull, Mrs. S. H., Beverly 1 00
. Wheeler, Isaac G., Allston. 1 00
Willis, William T., Lowell. 1 00
Woodbury, Mrs. Alfred, Lowell 1 00
Wright, A. A., Hudson. 1 00
Wright, Mrs. Emma E., Lowell.
1 00
$239 00
WESTLAWN.
Colburn, C. D., for Amos Day lot. .. . . $2 00
Cutter, Miss M. E. Littleton for Cutter
lot 1 00
Leighton, Mrs. A. R., Hollis, N. H. 1 00
Leighton, Miss Ida E., for Leighton lot.
2 00
Prescott, Miss Ida L., Milford, for Samuel C. Prescott lot 1 00
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