Town of Wilmington Annual Report 1907-1908, Part 9

Author: Wilmington (Mass.)
Publication date: 1907
Publisher: Town of Wilmington
Number of Pages: 280


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B. F. Doucette, salary as Auditor . Howard M. Horton, salary as Sealer of


50 00


Weights and Measures 50 00 ·


Henry L. Sheldon, salary as Inspector of Meats and Provisions . 75 00


Otis Gowing, salary as Inspector of Animals 50 00


Otis Gowing, salary as Election Officer 5 00


Peter F. McMahon, salary as Registrar


15 00


Henry N. Ames, salary as Registrar 15 00


J. Howard Eames, salary as Registrar . 15 00


Thos. H. McMahon, salary as Ballot Clerk


10 00


Warren Eames, salary as Ballot Clerk


10 00


Frank D. Morris, salary as Election Officer 10 00


John W. Perry, salary as Election Officer 5 00


Howard M. Morse, salary as Election Officer 5 00


Edw. Blanchard, salary as Election Officer . 5 00


Frank W. Kidder, salary as Election Officer


5 00


Daniel T. Buzzell, salary as Agt. Board of Health 15 00


Daniel T. Buzzell, apparatus


5 00


Wm. E. Swain, salary as Constable Deficit


50 00


34 95


$1,872 32 $1,872 32


PRINTING


Appropriation


$200 00


EXPENDED


W. E. & J. F. Twombly, Sealer's notices 6 00


W. E. & J. F. Twombly, moth notices 5 00


W. E. & J. F. Twombly, tax bills 8 75


W. E. & J. F. Twombly, poll lists


15 00


79


W. E. & J. F. Twombly, billheads 3 50


W. E. & J. F. Twombly, jury lists 1 50


W. E. & J. F. Twombly, 1907 Town Reports 141 10


Geo. G. Little, posters 2 75


Geo. G. Little, envelopes


3 75


Geo. G. Little, posters


6 75


Geo. G. Little, posters 2 75


Jose, Parker & Co., Town note blank book . 2 75


Woburn Times, dog notices 1 50


P. B. Murphy, Assessors' blanks . 1 85


T. Wall, Town blank books


4 00


Wakefield Item, tax table


45


Deficit


7 40


$207 40


$207 40


PUBLIC BUILDINGS


Appropriation


$700 00


Boston & Maine R.R., explosion damage


35 10


Insurance on Whitefield School . 16 00


EXPENDED


Account Whitefield School :


Morton R. Hayden, painting


$198 50


P. O'Donnell, stone work


35 10


Chas. Blaisdell, labor and teams


24 88


Chester Horton, labor .


13 75


Geo. W. Blanchard & Co., lumber .


12 00


D. H. Gowing, labor


8 00


Charles Spaulding, labor


3 50


M. Babine, gravel 1 44


M. R. Hayden, labor, Town Hall 10 00


M. R. Hayden, labor, Town Farm 195 76


Howard M. Horton, labor, school buildings . 60 20


Howard M. Horton, Town buildings .


49 55


Howard M. Horton, paid freight .


65


..


80


Edw. M. Nichols, painting Sealers' sign 1 00


Chas. B. Osbon, labor and supplies, T. H. 6 61


R. P. Burgess, labor 8 00


Boynton Furnace Co., grate


24 07


S. R. McIntosh, repairing pump .


2 33


A. E. Robinson, repairing public buildings


52 68


Francis Brothers, repairs and labor


4 98


Ellis E. Carter, lumber


10 50


Mrs. Mary Kernon, cleaning


2 00


Unexpended


25 70


$751 10


$751 10


POLICE


Appropriation


$200 00


Fines received


15 00


Due from Wm. McFarlane .


14 00


EXPENDED


W. E. Swain, duty


$219 50


W. E. Swain, court fines


20 23


W. H. Baxter, duty


18 00


C. A. Brooks, duty


2 00


W. F. Kidder, duty


2 00


C. B. Osbon, duty


4 50


Samuel R. Rice, duty ·


4 00


D. K. Colgate, duty


2 00


C. Neilson, duty .


8 00


Iver, Johnson Co., automatic pistol


15 00


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., service


18 53


Chas. Moulton, duty


2 00


E. L. Day, duty .


2 00


J. W. Purington, duty


1 00


Frank D. Morris, duty


11 00


$329 75


Deficit


100 76


$329 76


$329 76


81


FIRE DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


$600 00


Re-appropriated unexpended balance


1907


101 43


Refund from N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


3 85


Paid by Boston & Maine R.R.


31 50


Butters, A. D., travelling expenses


6 31


1


Beatty, P., account gong


2 00


Boynton, F. M., janitor


25 00


Boston & Maine R. R., labor


3 18


Buck Bros., supplies


3 24


Blaisdell, H., use of horse .


2 00


Butters, A. S, work on gong


18 28


Butters, A. S., teaming water


1 50


Blaisdell, Warren, use of horse


2 00


C. C. C. Fire Hose Co.


312 00


Carleton, Robt., Co., harness


22 30


Carter, E. E., hardware


65


Crosby Steam Gauge & Valve Co., whistle .


27 50.


Express


1 65


Eames, E. N., travelling expenses


1 50


Evans & McAvoy, locks


2 00


Eames, Fred A., coal


63 00


Eames, Fred A., use of horse


5 00


Freight


1 83


Holt, M. T., repairing pump


3 50


Harriman, C. S., use of horse


20 00


Hill, J. M., use of horse


88 10


Horton, H. M., use of horse


72 50


Harriman, C. S., whistle service


21 00


Harriman, C. S., supplies


20 38


Hudson, Chas. E., supplies


2 41


Hoban, John, janitor .


25 00 .


Kidder, W., use of horse


23 00


Knight & Thomas, repairs


3 00~


Laroe, J. C., printing .


52 05.


82


McIntosh, S. R., use of horse


$15 00


McIntosh, S. R., supplies


5 10


McIntosh, W. B., team


2 00


Newcomb, G., use of horse .


2 00


Printing


4 50


Perry, John W., repairs


5 00


Stevenson & Stewart, fixtures and supplies .


28 05


Telephone .


43 12


Taylor, Fred, labor on gong


2 50


Alexander, Mason


60


Allen, Fred


30


Allen, Paul


30


Alexander, F.


1 20


Allen, A. S.


60


Allen, W. J.


30


Ainslee, W. R.


3 00


Ainslee, J. R.


75


Avery, E. G.


16 80


Babine, Joe


13 50


Butters, F. D.


6 60


Bedell, Roy


3 30


Barrows, H. C.


3 60


Babine, A. .


2 70


Boynton, D. W. .


12 00


Bell, Wisdom


90


Brooks, C. A.


3 60


Boynton, Wm.


1 20


Bloomfield, L.


2 40


Byam, W. C.


90


Bean, J.


1 20


Blaisdell, H.


· 4 05


Brabrant, P.


8 25


Buck, Norman


90


Baxter, W. H.


19 80


Barry, M. B.


60


Buck, Rodney


1 20


83


Blaisdell, Geo.


$ 5 70


Butters, A. D.


79 70


Blaisdell, W.


1 20


Bedell, W. .


2 10


Buck, N. L.


1 50


Buck, Forrest


60


Buzzell, P. .


2 10


Bedell, Harry


5 70


Bruce, Dr. .


4 50


Blaisdell, Chas.


30


Black, F. K.


1 20


Blaisdell, Warren


90


Buck, Robert


6 90


Crockett, Mrs. J.


30


Colgate, D.


16 50


Colgate, E. .


30


Cady, Clarence


90


Chapman, G. H.


2 40


Carter, Harold


90


Cady, C.


3 60


Carter, Luther


90


Carter, Wallace


2 10


Croteau, L. .


90


Corey, A.


1 50


Carter, C. E.


14 70


Connors, Carl


4 20


Cutter, H. .


17 40


Carter, D. R.


90


Carter, Alfred


1 20


Cole, Nellie


30


Carlon, Mrs.


30


Carter, W. H.


1 80


Carter, E. I.


30


Croteau, E.


2 70


Colomy, Edw.


15 30


Cutler, J. E.


1 50


84


Call, Leon .


$1 20


Choate, R.


60


Cutler, Edw.


9 60


Cassaletto, J.


30


Chisholm, C.


1 80


Carney, G. A.


90


Caswell, H.


1 20


Cole, Samuel


90


Durkee, Wm.


6 00


Durkee, A. .


2 40


Daily, J.


30


Dodge, Chester


· 30


Doyle, J.


2 40


Doyle, P.


90


Doucette, L.


2 40


Downey, D


2 40


Danca, S.


1 20


Devine, O


2 10


Doucette, H.


60


Dayton, F. W.


3 50


Day, E.


10 50


Dimiano, T.


30


Doucette, E.


12 00


Doherty, T.


60


Doucette, W. H.


3 30


Doucette, J. E.


60


Dewell, C. .


1 80


Doucette, B.


60


Doucette, Jerry


60


Doucette, Clarence


60


Eames, Alden


30


Eames, F. A.


1 80


Eames, Harold


7 50


Eames, Aldice


6 60


Eames, A. W.


12 00


Eames, Frank L.


7 50


85


Eames, E. .


10 50


Frost, F.


60


Fletcher, H.


1 80


Feindel, C.


9 20


Flagg, Paul


11 10


Gray, Robert


1 20


Grimes, J. .


4 20


Gallagher, T.


13 20


Gallagher, J.


2 40


Gowing, Joshua


8 40


Gamble, Sam


75


Gowing, Mark.


1 50


Gowing, D. H.


90


Gowing, Otis


8 40


Harris, F. .


3 60


Hoban, J. .


7 20


Horton, Clinton


9 00


Horton, Chester


22 45


Hoban, Frank


16 80


Horton, Carroll


18 30


Hale, O.


1 80


Hurd, E.


2 10


Hurd, E. A.


2 10


Hill, Geo. C.


14 00


Hill, J. M. .


69 50


Hemeon, H.


60


Hilton, R. .


90


Hilton, Harold


90


Hayden, M. R.


1 50


Howard, J. .


2 70


Hallendorff, H.


5 10


Haley, Harris


10 20


Harris, C. R.


2 40


Horton, H. M.


39 50


Hunter, H. .


30


Harris, Harold


3 60


86


Hooper, S. .


$ 30


Haley, Jas. .


4 50


Hooper, J. L.


90


Harrison, W. J. .


30


Harriman, C. S. .


4 80


Iveson, J.


4 20


Jacobs, F. .


90


Kidder, W. F.


3 60


Kidder, Percy


1 20


Kidder, F. W.


2 10


Kelley, W.


30


Kenney, J.


4 50


Kincaid, L. .


60


Kincaid, Nina


60


Kincaid, Clara


60


Kincaid, Hazel


60


Kincaid, W. I ..


1 50


Kelly, A. J.


30


Logan, M. .


60


Lane, Geo. .


1 50


Larsen, Mrs. A.


60


Larsen, A. .


1 80


Larsen, C. .


5 10


Lucas, T. .


60


Lane A.


5 40


Lamproe, G.


1 35


Leland, G. .


30


Moulton, Chas.


1 50


Marsh, W. .


60


McQuesten, M.


1 80


Murray, Chas.


90


Miller, C. E.


1 50


McIntosh, W. B.


1 20


Muse, Frank


6 00


May, F.


1 50


Myshall, G. .


30


87


Murray, J. ..


$5 50


McMahon, M. J.


18 60


Melzer, E. .


1 20


McMahon, G. M.


1 50


McDonald, C.


60


McGrane, P. F. .


1 50


McIntosh, S. R.


15 30


McIntosh, G.


60


McGrane, O.


62 00


Murphy, L. B.


60


Murray, J. W.


60


McIntosh, John


90


Miller, F. :


90


McGrane, Peter


2 70


Miller, Albert


3 00


McLeod, C.


30


McMahon, M. M.


5 40


Milligan, G. A.


3 90


Newcomb, G.


1 50


Newcomb, J.


60


Nichols, Francis


2 10


Nee, T.


60


Nichols, H.


8 70


Neilson, G. .


3 60


Neilson, E. .


1 20


Neilson, C. .


90


Nichols, Roy


3 90


Naphier, James


1 20


Nee, Michael


90


Osbon, Chas.


2 10


Osbon, W. .


8 10


Osbon, A.


4 50


Olsen, G.


1 20


Olsen, H.


60


Perry, B. F.


1 20


Putnam, S. W.


2 10


88


Parrott, A. .


$ 60


Porter, A. .


60


Pay Roll, No. 545, missing .


23 60


Porter, R.


11 00


Page, H.


1 80


Pettingell, C.


60


Perkins, D. F.


60


Purington, J. W.


30


Peavey, L. .


60


Porter, A.


1 50


Quigley, W. D. .


6 00


Roach, Owen


1 50


Robinson, A. E. .


2 70


Rice, W. W.


7 70


Rice, Samuel


90


Reagan, T. .


5 40


Reagan, John


6 00


Reagan, James


90


Rowland, Mrs.


1 50


Rose, Chas.


60


Roberts, Eben


4 50


Surette, A.


2 40


Sutphen, Geo.


10 50


Snow, F. B.


90


Shaw, C. F.


1 20


Sheldon, H.


60


Stack, J.


1 50


Surette, J. .


10 10


Smith, L. H.


4 70


Surette, E. .


60


Starr, A.


90


Shaw, E.


30


Strong, J.


5 10


Swain, L.


2 10


Snelling, G.


90


Surette, T. .


30


89


Southmayd, L.


$25 50


Stanton, R. .


90


Stokes, J.


12 60


Strong, W ..


7 50


Stevens, W. C.


15 00


Sias, Edw. .


5 70


Sullivan, T. J.


1 20


Sewall, E. .


1 20


Tripp, J.


90


Taylor, Edw.


3 00


Thompson, A. C.


4 20


Thompson, J.


1 80


Twomey, W.


60


Thompson, Charles


2 70


Titcomb, S. E.


7 40


Taylor, Harold


30 90


Thompson, W. L.


1 50


Taylor, George L.


1 80


Taylor, George L., Jr.


1 20


Thompson, W. A.


60


Toothaker, S. A.


60


Thompson, Albert


8 40


Thompson, H.


32 70


Videto, J.


20 40


Walsh, J.


1 20


Wilmington Gravel Co.


3 15


Waite, B. F.


1 20


Waite, Charles


60


White, Raymond


14 70


White, John


3 90


Warner, W.


3 00


Ward, Cora


30


Wells, C. W.


30


Wilbur, H.


1 50


Young, C.


10 50


Young, Ed.


11 10


90


Warner, Robert


$1 20


Weaver, J.


4 50


Deficit


1,539 52


$2,276 30 $2,276 30


HIGHWAYS, ROADS AND BRIDGES


Appropriation $1,800 00


Received from J. W. Hathaway, gravel 5 00


Received from H. M. Horton, trees 4 05


Received for use of pump


7 50


Received from J. W. Perry, old picks


32


Received from E. N. Eames, boundstones ·


3 48


EXPENDED


Freight


.


$5 78


Hathaway, J. W., expense of County Com- missioners' meetings 6 00


Holt, M. T., repairing pump 1 50


Hanscomb, E. C., dynamite 2 60


Horton, H. M., pump work


54 66


Horton, H. M., tree work


30 25


Horton, H. M., carpentry .


7 50


McIntosh, S. R., repairs and supplies


101 34


Manning, J. W., trees


36 00


Middlesex Registry


3 75


McGrane, Oliver, tree work


4 00


McQuesten, George, lumber


40 36


N. E. Metal Culvert Co.


15 92


Osbon, Charles, in charge of town pumps 28 27


Perry, J. W., repairs 12 68


5 00


South & Thayer Co., pump


21 37


LABOR ON HIGHWAYS


Barrows, H. C. .


$50 67


Blake, C.


107 79


Robinson, A. E., trees


91


Carter, W. H.


$72 31


Cutter, Harry


10 00


Carter, W. D.


28 50


Hale, W. S.


76 23


Hamlen, E. A.


50


Hale, E.


3 50


Hale, O. E.


4 39


Kenney, J. .


96 62


Moulton, C. W. .


227 12


McIntosh, W. B.


273 42


Muse, Frank


88 26


Nee, Christie


42 75


Neilson, C.


26 39


Nee, Thomas


81 26


O'Donnell, P.


8 75


Patenaude, Ferd.


8 75


Rose, Chas.


52 12


Robinson, A. E. .


4 67


Terragrossa, G. .


18 86


Warner, J. L.


77 66


Unexpended


83 55


$1,820 35


$1,820 35


STREET RAILWAY TAX


Balance from 1907


$2,298 61


Street Ry. Tax, 1908 .


2,595 43


Franchise tax, 1908


2,236 03


From Middlesex County


100 00


Street Ry., for labor


61 00


EXPENDED


Buck Bros.


$5 40


.E. C. Osgood, snow plow


78 00


James A. Bancroft, surveying


28 00


E. C. Hanscomb, dynamite


.


9 05


.


92


H. E. Fletcher, granite 139 34


H. E. Fletcher, granite 11 00


Miss Agnes Eames, land damage


50 00


Freight 27 76


Howard M. Horton, labor


9 01


O. E. Hale


50


W. B. McIntosh, removing snow 18 36


Mrs. M. B. Hathaway, removing snow 7 69


Albert Gould, gravel .


50 00


Christian Nee, labor


130 87


H. C. Barrows, labor


23 75


'Thomas Nee, labor


91 59


J. Iverson, labor


7 00


Frank Kiernon, labor


12 25


Edw. Taylor, labor


110 31


J. Pictou, labor


28 39


C. B. Blaisdell, labor


33 25


J. Kenney, labor 232 37


IV. Stevens, labor


22 75


Edw. Colomy, labor


15 45


W. H. Carter, labor


179 97


J. McLeod, labor


18 48


Ferd, Patenaude, labor


1 75


Elmer Hale, labor


124 65


Charles Moulton, labor


342 02


A. B Robinson, labor


10 88


P. ()'Donnell, labor


69 50


Benjamin F. Perry, labor


135 64


W. S. Hale, labor


216 26


Charles Rose, labor


164 12


Theo. Lucas, labor


161 59


S. Richards, labor


33 31


G. Terragrossa, labor


- 44 14


W. W. Warner, labor


7 00


George Spaulding, labor


264 45


W. B. McIntosh, labor


754 00


93


C. Neilson, labor


52 25


Charles Blake, labor


267 12


Walter D. Carter, labor


20 28


J. L. Warner, labor


271 07


J. Foley, labor


4 75


Frank Muse, labor


274 75


Unexpended


2,731 00


$7,291 07 $7,291 07


SUPPRESSION OF MOTHS


Appropriation


.


$508 97


Award of Commonwealth


4,250 00


EXPENDED


Oliver McGrane, labor


$735 89


. Harry Cutter, labor


491 71


M. J. McMahon, labor


519 32


Wm. Boynton, labor


269 96


Albert D. Butters, labor


376 57


Louis Cady, labor


115 39


Howard M. Horton, labor


72 00


Martin Nee, labor


52 00


Edward Young, labor .


68 00


Elmer Hale, labor


66 00


J. F. Muse, labor


64 00


Calvin Dewell, labor


34 00


Elmer Simonds, labor


22 50


Geo. Lane, labor .


32 00


Frank Kernon, labor


34 00


Everett Taylor, labor


38 00


Harold Eames, labor


30 00


Joseph Newcomb, labor


33 00


F. W. Walker, labor


31 00


Albert Miller, labor


18 00


1


94


Peter Stevens, labor 29 00


A. B. Robinson, labor


14 00


M. Hemeon, labor


31 00


J. W. Murray, labor


7 00


Walter D. Carter, labor


1 75


S. Gallagher, labor


2 00


Frost Insecticide Co., supplies


1,059 92


Wm. H. Claflin & Co., supplies


167 30


Bowker Insecticide Co., supplies


60 50


Fitz, Dana & Co., supplies .


46 14


Joseph Breck & Son, supplies


47 32


Jenney Mfg. Co., supplies


29 80


O. W. Thumb & Co., supplies


15 00


A. D. Butters, supplies


1 40


Daniel Faulkner, supplies


1 00


Oliver McGrane, supplies .


1 08


Iver-Johnson Sporting Goods, supplies


11 00


Wm. F. Chisholm, supplies . .


2 52


Ellis E. Carter, supplies


11 85


Howard M. Horton, supplies


40


Collins Hardware Co., supplies


6 03


Mclaughlin & Dennison, supplies


86


M. T. Holt, supplies


20


A. W. Chesterton & Co., supplies


4 50


W. M. Farwell, supplies


19 70


L. W. Thompson, supplies .


2 00


Mrs. F. S. Bedell, rent


12 00


P. F. McGrane, rent


6 75


Freight, Express and Fares


15 14


W. E. & J. F. Twombly, printing


3 25


Reverted to State


34 92


$4,758 97


$4,758 97


PUBLIC SCHOOLS ·


Appropriation


.


$8,000 00


Massachusetts School Fund .


.


1,079 99


95


Dog tax


$306 34


Massachusetts High School Fund


500 00


Superintendent's account .


625 00


EXPENDED


Salaries


$7,595 94


Fuel .


628 50


Books and supplies


785 29


Superintendent


900 00


Transportation


154 00


Miscellaneous


440 90


Unexpended balance .


6 70


$10,511 33 $10,511 33


SALARY SCHOOL COMMITTEE


Appropriation


$150 00


EXPENDED


Howard M. Horton


$50 00


Chas. E. Littlefield


50 00


Robert H. Gowing


50 00


$150 00


$150 00


LIBRARY


Appropriations


$400 00


Reappropriated balance 1907


55 87


From Burnap fund


46 06


EXPENDED


Old Corner Book Store, books


$298 31


Anna T. Sheldon, librarian, salary


119 75


A. Heath, magazines .


17 10


Winthrop B. Eames, binding


16 97


96


University Society, Incorporated, books


$15 67


Bureau of Census, books 12 00


E. Louise Jones, cataloging


12 00


A. McMahon, janitor


8 13


Nellie T. Roberts, cleaning .


2 00


$501 93


$501 93


MEMORIAL DAY


Appropriation


$125 00.


Cash expended by Robert H. Gowing


$37 16


C. E. Littlefield .


17 64


Wakefield Military Band


50 00


Ladies' Benevolent Society, refreshments


29 20


Deficit


9 00


$134 00


$134 00


CEMETERY


Appropriation


$350 00


Available, one-half receipts sale of lots


54 50


EXPENDED


S. R. McIntosh, supplies


$9 40


Samuel R. Rice, labor


172 00


D. H. Gowing, labor . James B. Nichols, labor George S. Lane, labor


49 87


49 87


34 12


Henry Miller, labor


16 62


John Howard, labor


9 63


Unexpended


62 99


$404 50


$404 50


97


STATE AID


Due from Commonwealth .


.


$469 00


EXPENDED


Harriet Young


$48 00


George M. Milligan


48 00


Mary A. Sidelinker


9 00


Emma J. Dustin .


48 00


Mary E. Moore .


48 00


Frank M. Boynton


48 00


Diantha Boynton


48 00


James Kiernon


48 00


Henrietta M. Littlefield


12 00


Frank W. Galloway


24 00


Thomas A. Sullivan


42 00


Margaret B. Cutler


16 00


John J. Hillman


18 00


Mary J. Hillman


12 00


$469 00


$469 00.


ABATEMENT OF TAXES


Appropriation


$150 00


Unexpended balance, 1907


51 38.


EXPENDED


On account tax, 1906


$36 82


On account tax, 1907


39 71


On -account tax, 1908


15 58


Unexpended


109 27


$201 38


$201 38


INTEREST ACCOUNT


Appropriation


$300 00


Collected on taxes


728 10


Collected on deposits


28 20


98


EXPENDED


Woburn Five Cents Savings Bank :


On account temporary loans $478 76


On account Trust Funds loan 25 90


On account Fire Department loan 67 50


On account High and Walker Schools loan 76 80


Estabrook & Co., on Whitefield School bond 400 00


Unexpended 7 34


$1,056 30 $1,056 30


NOTES PAYABLE


Appropriation


$690 00


EXPENDED


Woburn Five Cents Savings Bank :


On account Trust Funds loan $200 00


On account Fire Department loan 250 00


On account High and Walker Schools loan


240 00


$690 00


$690 00


WHITEFIELD SCHOOL SINKING FUND


Appropriation


$850 00


EXPENDED


Paid Sinking Fund Commission .


.


$850 00


TRUST FUNDS


Income from Trust Funds (see report ) $31 50


EXPENDED


S. R. Rice, on account Dolly Harnden Fund . $2 00


S. R. Rice, on account Jas. Frazer Fund 4 00


S. R. Rice, on account Martha Temple Fund 2 00


S. R. Rice, on account Susan S.Carleton Fund 2 00


99


S. R. Rice, on account Thos. P. Eames Fund $4 00


S. R. Rice, on account Sabra Carter Fund 4 00


S. R. Rice, on account Isaac Cazneau Fund . 4 00


S. R. Rice, on account Rich Carter Fund 1 50


S. R. Rice, on account Jaquith Fund . 4 00


S. R. Rice, on account Sidelinker Fund 4 00


$31 50


$31 50


SPECIAL APPROPRIATION FOR FIRE GONG Appropriation $150 00


EXPENDED


H. M. Horton, labor $5 25


Union Water Meter Co., gong


104 00


Crosby Steam Gauge & Valve Co. 40 38


Unexpended


37


$150 00


$150 00


SPECIAL APPROPRIATION FOR FIRE HORSE


Appropriation


$200 00


EXPENDED


C. C. Cummings & Co., horse


.


$200 00


$200 00


$200 00


SPECIAL APPROPRIATION CLAIM ACCOUNT


Appropriation .


$75 00


EXPENDED


Wm. L. Kincaid, horse killed


$75 00


$75 00


$75 00


CEMETERY FENCE


Appropriation . .


$400 00


100


EXPENDED


Walworth Mfg. Co.


$334 12


James B. Nichols, labor


19 25


Samuel R. Rice, labor


16 00


Fred A. Taylor, labor


5 00


L. W. Thompson, labor


3 80


Freight


4 50


. . Unexpended balance


17 33


$400 00


$400 00


MISCELLANEOUS


Appropriation


$400 00


Balance 1907 reappropriated


721 69


Corporation tax .


2,800 04


National Bank tax


28 05


Due from State on account Soldiers' burial .


37 00


Rent of Town Hall


49 00


Licenses


7 00


Old lumber .


3 02


EXPENDED


Archambault, A., returning deaths $ 25


Buck Bros., furnishings for Town Hall 19 05


Buck, Geo. W., Assessors' expenses


1 22


Buck, Geo. W., Assessors' carriage hire


10 00


Boston Clock Co., repairs Town clock


2 00


Blaisdell, Chas., labor at Town Hall


4 00


Bond, A. T., expended for Selectmen's supplies, etc. 17 15


Bixby, J. P., returning births


75


Buzzell, D. T., returning births


3 75


Boston Nickel Plating Co., plating Sealers' weights


5 35


Carter, C. E., school flag ropes


1 53


Chronotype Printing Co., Assessors' sta-


tionery


3 75


101


Calley, J. W. & Sons, blank deeds for Col-


lector .


$6 50


Carter, Wallace, quarantine . 9 00


Doucette, B. F., insurance .


91 40


Doucette, B. F., Auditor's postagè


8 00


Dodge, Geo. E., M. D., returning births


3 00


Eames, Fred A, coal for Town Hall .


26 25


Eames, Fred A., insurance .


89 62


Treasurer's stationery and postage


27 20


Eames, E. N., Selectmen's postage


1 12


Express


1 58


Eames, Warren, ringing bell


5 00


Eames, Warren, care of clock


35 00


Emery Record Preserving Co., restoring record books


71 00


Frost Insecticide Co., ladder


5 28


Francis Bros., supplies


1 05


Farmer, F. H., returning death


25


Gurley, W. L., Sealer's supplies


26 17


Greenough, W. S. & Co., Selectmen's sup- plies


7 45


Horton, H. M., labor


19 20


Horton, H. M., sealing


1 12


Hathaway, John W., supplies


3 73


Hayden, M. R., painting flagpole


21, 00


Hayden, M. R., motor car signs .


3 00


Hobbs & Warren, Selectmen's stationery


2 50


Hobbs & Warren, record book


5 50


Kidder, B. F., Town Hall janitor service


58 32


Kelley, James E., copying records for Asses- sors


22 80


Kelley, James E., returning marriages and deaths 28 00


Kelley, J. E., legal service for Selectmen 10 92


Lane, Geo. E., sawing wood for Town Hall 4 00


102


Middlesex County Truant School, board of


boy


$26 86


Murray, J. J., quarantine 45 00


Macy, The, Co., Selectmen's office furniture 25 00


Nichols, E. M., returning deaths .


5 75


Nichols, E. M., soldier's burial


37 00


Osbon, Charles B., repairing pump 3 10


Osbon, Chas. B., charge of flag and pole


5 00


Osbon, Chas B., labor at Town Hall .


3 00


Pneumatic Hand Stamp Co., Selectmen's office stamp . ·


4 14


Smith & Thayer Co., repairing diaphragm pump . 35 23


Star Printing Co., Auditor's stationery 5 00


Snelling, George, Registrars' rent 2 00


Thorp, Martin Co., Selectmen's order books . 8 00


Twombly, W. E. & J. F., street notices 4 05


Town taxes


31 08


Tel. & Tel. Co., N. E., Town Hall tele- phone . 12 53


Town Farm, wood for Town Hall 16 00


Tax sales .


22 09


Union Stamp Co., Selectmen's pad and stamp 3 00


Wright & Potter Co., ballots 10 50


Unexpended balance 3,077 71


84,043 80 $4,043 80


REPORT OF OVERSEERS OF THE POOR


NAMES AND AGES OF THE INMATES OF THE ALMSHOUSE


Registered No.


Name Age


22


Charlotte Butters 37


66


James Brennan 79


67


Oliver Nelson Butters


77


76


* Louis L. Getchell


76


* Admitted Sept. 28, 1908


INVENTORY OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT ALMS- HOUSE JAN. 1, 1908


Live stock . , $1,346 50


Farming tools, etc.


490 80


Hay, grain, manure, wood


325 50


Household furniture


250 00


Groceries, provisions, etc.


125 14


$2,537 94


INVENTORY OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT ALMS- HOUSE JAN. 1, 1909


Live stock .


. $1,142 50


Farming tools and vehicles . 550 28


Hay, grain, manure, wood


367 40


Household furniture


268 00


Groceries, provisions, etc.


55 88


·


-


$2,384 06


MEMORANDUM OF EXPENSES AT TOWN FARM ON TOWN ORDERS


D. T. Buzzell, medical services $40 00


Joseph Breck & Son, corn planter 20 00


Joseph Breck & Son, seeds .


·


4 21


.


104


S. C. Buck, provisions $80 58


Buck Bros., groceries and grain


359 51


Stephen Buck, hay


186 19


Ellis E. Carter, lumber


2 75


E. Caldwell, furniture .


29 00


Mrs. Julia Crockett, cow


40 00


C. E. Carter, provisions


65 82


Cummings & Chute, hay and grain 420 07


H. W. Campbell, labor on silo 32 75


Dodge, Haley & Co., supplies on silo


2 38


Donovan Harness Co., cart harness


15 00


Fred A. Eames, sawing wood


15 00


Fred A. Eames, fertilizer 117 60


Fred A. Eames, cutting ensilage .


15 00


B. & M. R. R., freight on manure


15 54


W. M. Fellows, two cows


150 00


E. E. Grey, groceries .


45 25


C. E. Hudson, groceries and grain


312 37


H. M. Horton, labor 11 78


26 35


C. H. Hanson, collar 4 50


Roy Manchester, labor 19 05


Wm. Mckenzie, repairing harness


4 95


J. F. McGrath, clothing


9 72


J. W. Murray, groceries


68 63


S. R. McIntosh, blacksmith .


8 65


C. W. Moulton, Supt., salary


387 50


T. H. McMahon, provisions


43 62


Christian Nee 25 00


Dr. Playdon, veterinary 8 00


E. G. Piper, cow 67 00


J. W. Perry, blacksmith 71 11


C. S. Pettengill, balance in exchange of cows 70 00


G. H. Spaulding, Supt., salary


131 25


H. L. Sheldon, balance on cow 40 00


E. Simonds, cutting wood . 12 46


M. T. Holt, painting wagons


105


Smith, Thayer Co., pump


$5 78


Stoddard Mfg. Co., silo stock


41 12


G. H. Taylor, cutting wood


10 39


L. W. Thompson, pump


6 90


W. Vidito, cutting wood


26 91


$3,069 09


AID RENDERED OUTSIDE POOR


A. Brabrant and family


$10 00


Mrs. Eveline Babine


94 53


Miss Sarah J. Eames


42 72


Louis L. Getchell


34 00


Charles O. Miller


13 25


Mrs. Caroline Murphy


159 50


Mrs. McQuesten


16 96


Mrs. Jeanie Skank


179 50


Wm. H. Smith


9 72


Mrs. Sadie White


162 61


Mary N. White


165 82


$SXS 61


EXPENDITURES AT ALMSHOUSE PAID FOR BY SUPT. OF FARM


Labor


$299 50


Miscellaneous


15 69


Clothing


23 30


Fish .


11 05


Harness and repairs


5 28


Bull service


5 00


Medicine


3 25


Manure


38 50


Clipping horse


2 00


Killing hog .


1 50


Tobacco


7 46


Hardware


2 16


Tools .


3 30


Gasoline


1 50


106


Seeds


$11 23


Groceries


3 17


$433 89


Paid Town Treasurer


$2,585 33


$3,019 22


RECEIPTS AT ALMSHOUSE


Milk .


. $1,367 62


Labor .


835 84


Vegetables .


304 78


Eggs .


69 80


C'alves


32 25


Cows .


75 00


Horses


300. 00


Junk


1.82.


Bags


3 36


Axe


1 25


Wood


21 00


Damages


6 50


-$3,019 22


RECAPITULATION OF GENERAL POOR ACCOUNT, 1908


EXPENDED


Outside Poor


$888 61


Farm Superintendent's salary


518 75


Addition to silo


76 25


Farm House furniture


29 00


Farm House expenses


433 89


General running expenses


2,445 09


$4,391 59


RESOURCES


Town appropriation


$800 00


Revenue from Farm


3,019 22


Due for milk


50 00


Received from Billerica on account A. Bra-


brant


10 00


Deficit


512 37


$4,391 59


SUMMARY OF ACCOUNTS SHOWING BALANCES, 1908


OVERDRAWN


Town Officers


$34 95


Printing


7 40


Police .


100 76


Fire Department .


1,539 52


Memorial Day


9 00


Poor Department


522 37


Grand total balance


4,039 57


$6,253 57


UNEXPENDED


Outstanding


$131 61


Public Buildings .


25 70


Highways, Roads and Bridges


83 55


Street Railway Tax


2,731 00


Schools


6 70


Cemeteries .


62 99


Abatement of Taxes


109 27


Fire Gong .


37


Cemetery Fence .


17 33


Miscellaneous


3,077 71


Interest


7 34


$6,253 57


The deficits on accounts of Town Officers, Printing, Police, Fire Department, Memorial Day and Poor, aggregating $2,214, have been deducted from Miscellaneous balance on Town Ledger.


ASSESSORS' VALUATION, 1908


Real Estate .




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