Town of Wilmington Annual Report 1911-1912, Part 12

Author: Wilmington (Mass.)
Publication date: 1911
Publisher: Town of Wilmington
Number of Pages: 318


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Dr. C. H. Playdon, Inspector of Animals 150 00


William E. Swain, Constable 12 50


Walter A. Hill, Constable . 37 50


J. Howard Eames, Inspector Meats and Provisions 100 00


Dr. D. T. Buzzell, Board of Health Agent 15 00


Henry N. Ames, Registrar of Voters 20 00


Aldice G. Eames, Registrar of Voters . 20 00


Peter F. McMahon, Registrar of Voters


20 00


F. W. Kidder, Election Officer 10 00


Warren Eames, Election Officer 20 00


Louis T. McMahon, Election Officer 20 00


83


Thomas H. McMahon, Election Officer


10 00


Otis Gowing, Election Officer 20 00


Guy E. Nichols, Election Officer 10 00


Frank D. Morris, Election Officer .


20 00


E. S. Lewis, Election Officer


10 00


$2,467 63


Unexpended balance


12 28


$2,479 91


Printing


Appropriation .


$300 00


Expended


Brownell, A. W., notices


$2 00


Foskett, M. H., letter and bill heads 8 00


Hobbs & Warren Co., record books


4 00


Lowell, F. A., poll tax lists, tax bills, etc. Southworth, George W., Assessors' books


26 75


2 55


The Evening News, voters' lists, notices, etc.


32 25


Twombly, W. E. & J. F., Town Reports


224 40


Twombly, W. E. & J. F., notices, war- rants and jury lists


18 60


Wright & Potter Printing Co., ballots 16 50 Deficit 35 05


$335 05


$335 05


Police


Appropriation . .


$350 00


Received from police duty


.


101 00


84


Expended Police Duty


Walter A. Hill


$272 00


A. D. Butters


48 00


H. C. Barrows .


2 50


Charles B. Osbon


1 00


W. J. Harrison


60 00


Charles H. Wilson


4 00


Alden N. Eames


2 00


Harold Swain


2 00


W. H. Baxter


33 00


Miscellaneous


M. Linsky & Bros., uniforms and caps .


22 55


Harry J. Paine, repairing uniforms


1 50


Allen Bros., badges .


3 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone service


19 41


Walter A. Hill, court fees .


17 04


Walter A. Hill, record book


42


Deficit


37 42


$488 42


$488 42


Repairs to Public Buildings


Reappropriated, unexpended balance,


1911 $361 39:


Expended


Town Hall


D. K. Colgate, painting, repairs, shades, etc. . $59 77


E. B. Mitchell, labor' 1 20


E. E. Carter, paints, roofing material, etc. . 31 43


$92 40


85


Fire Department


A. D. Butters, repairs to Engine Houses


$7 88


Public Library


Clapp & Leach, repairing light


75


Town Farm


W. G. Stretton, plumbing


$17 00


Patrick O'Donnell, labor 38 15


S. R. McIntosh, piping, hardware, etc. 18 92


E. E. Carter, lumber and hardware


41 67


Horton & Rice, labor and material 10 85


John W. Dailey, labor and material 12 32


Peter Neilson, labor .


7 50


$146 41


Total Expenditures


247 44


Unexpended balance


113 95


$361 39


$361 39


Public Library


Reappropriated, unexpended balance,


1911


$23 23


Appropriation .


350 00


Expended


Anna T. Sheldon, salary as Librarian $125 00


F. A. Eames, wood . 7 00


Old Corner Book Store, books


178 68


Gussie McMahon, lighting fires .


7 50


Review of Reviews, books


32 30


86


David Farquhar, binding


18 20


Town of Reading, lamps 2 20


Town of Reading, lighting


3 98


Alexander Heath, magazines


11 85


Library Bureau, cards and slips


3 75


Peter Neilson, repairs


10 24


W. J. Beane, light repairs


4 50


Fred A. Lowell, printing


3 50


Joseph McMahon, lighting fires Deficit


3 50


.


38 97


$412 20


$412 20


Memorial Day


Appropriation .


$150 00


Expended


Middleton Band, music


$55 00


Mrs. W. Carter, refreshments


24 00


Frazee & Waite, music


2 00


Joseph Vidito, flowers


8 75


Boston & Northern Street Ry. Co., special car


6 00


J. H. Nichols, memorial address


15 00


M. H. Foskett, printing


1 25


W. H. Mclellan, flags


5 60


Clarian Male Quartette, music


10 40


M. T. Holt, miscellaneous


1 70


D. T. Buzzell, miscellaneous


45


$130 15


Unexpended balance


19 85


$150 00


$150 00


87


Whitefield School Sinking Fund


Appropriation .


$850 00


Expended


Paid Sinking Fund Commissioners


$850 00


$850 00


$850 00


Tree Warden


Reappropriated, unexpended balance,


1911


$31 63


Appropriation


200 00


Expended


Oliver McGrane, labor


$20 50


Oliver McGrane, team hire


5 25


J. F. Muse, labor


13 00


M. T. Holt, filing saws


1 50


E. E. Carter, supplies


2 37


J. Woodward Manning, maple trees


4 00


Everett Taylor, labor


14 90


Buck Bros., supplies


9 00


Martin Nee, labor


2 00


H. C. Barrows, team hire


3 00


Frank Muse, labor


4 00


G. Terragrossa, labor


2 00


John Kenney labor


6 00


W. B. McIntosh, team hire


15 00


W. B. McIntosh, labor


7 50


Moth Department, labor


125 50


Deficit


3 89


$235 52


$235 52


88


Fire Wells


Appropriation .


$1,500 00


Expended


A. D. Butters, labor .


$188 24


A. D. Butters, team hire, freight, etc.


14 05


William Boynton, labor


252 06


Bert Mckinnon, labor


59 00


Henry Hiller, labor


94 50


Albert Lane, labor


51 50


Albert Lane, horse hire


1 00


H. C. Barrows, team hire


70 75


David Justice, labor .


91 50


John Justice, labor


61 50


Orville Cook, labor


25 50


James Kernon, labor


46 54


Frank Butters, labor


9 00


R. E. Carter, labor


4 57


E. E. Carter, pumps, lumber, cement, etc.


243 50


Charles S. Hall, labor


7 50


Sarah J. Buck, land .


10 00


Edward Miller, labor


51 00


Elwyn Witherspoon, labor


26 00


Robert Warner, labor


1 00


John W. Perry, repairing tools


5 36


John Lynch, labor


2 00


George Corbett, labor


14 00


Mandy Babine, stone


1 00


A. A. Hayward, posts


1 25


J. W. Manning, loam


3 25


S. R. McIntosh, repairing tools


1 54


Charles A. Hall, Jr., labor


7 50


$1,344 61


Unexpended balance


155 39


$1,500 00 $1,500 00


89


Trust Funds


Received from Trustees of Trust Funds $38 60


Expended


Account Dolly Harnden Cemetery


Fund, A. D. Butters . $1 15


Account Sabra Carter Cemetery Fund,


A. D. Butters 2 40


Account Sarah D. J. Carter Cemetery Fund, A. D. Butters . 2 25


Account Rich Carter Cemetery Fund, A. D. Butters ·


3 00


Account James Frazer Cemetery Fund, A. D. Butters ·


3 50


Account Martha Temple Cemetery


Fund, A. D. Butters . 2 00 · Account Susan S. Carlton Cemetery Fund, A. D. Butters 1 75


Account Thomas P. Eames Cemetery Fund, A. D. Butters ·


2 75


Account Isaac Cazneau Cemetery Fund,


A. D. Butters 2 25


Account George W. and Minnie A., Sidelinker Cemetery Fund, A. D. Butters 3 00


Account Sarah J. Sheldon Cemetery Fund, A. D. Butters 75


Account Abner C. Childs Cemetery Fund, A. D. Butters . 1 15


Account Gilman Harnden Cemetery Fund, A. D. Butters . 2 15


Account William H. Carter Cemetery Fund, A. D. Butters 50


Account Sabra Carter (Jaques Lot)


Cemetery Fund, A. D. Butters .


10 00


$38 60 $38 60


90


Interest


Reappropriated, unexpended balance,


1911


$53 45


Appropriation .


100 00


Collected on Taxes


662 10


Collected on Deposits


.


53 32


Expended


Paid Woburn Five Cents Savings Bank :


On Temporary Loans


$433 56


On Fire Department Loan


22 50


On High and Walker Schools Loan .


38 40


Estabrook & Co .:


On Bond No. 1


400 00


Deficit


25 59


$894 46


$894 46


Notes Payable


Permanent Loans


Appropriation


$490 00


Expended


Paid Woburn Five Cents Savings Bank: Partial payment on Fire Department Loan $250 00


Partial payment on High and Walker Schools Loan 240 00


$490 00 $490 00


4


91


Temporary Loans


Note No. 2, Anticipation Taxes, 1911


$6,000 00


Note No. 4, Anticipation Taxes, 1911


1,500 00


Received of Woburn Five Cents Savings Bank :


Note No. 5, Anticipation Taxes, 1912


4,000 00


Note No. 6, Anticipation Taxes, 1912


6,000 00


Note No. 7, Anticipation Taxes, 1912


4,000 00


Expended


Paid Woburn Five Cents Savings Bank :


Note No. 2


$6,000 00


Note No. 4


1,500 00


Note No. 5


4,000 00 .


Note No. 7 .


4,000 00


Note No. 6, outstanding


6,000 00


$21,500 00 $21,500 00


Public Schools


Appropriation .


$10,700 00


Massachusetts School Fund


.


1,159 47


Dog Tax


403 91


Massachusetts High School Fund


500 00


Tuition of State Wards


82 25


Account Superintendent's Salary


333 34


Wood sold


2 00


Varnish sold


1 15


Expended


Paid for salaries, books, supplies, fuel etc. (for details see School Com- mittee Report) .


$13,172 97


Unexpended balance


9 15


$13,182 12 $13,182 12


.


92


State Aid


Due from Commonwealth $426 00 Paid per State Returns $426 00


Reimbursement Doubly Assessed Taxes


Paid to Truman R. Hawley, Attorney for Heirs of William Childs, from treasury


$35 00


Reshingling Walker School


Appropriation . $300 00


Expended


E. E. Carter, shingles, lumber, nails, etc. $180 37


H. M. Horton, labor


118 75


$299 12


Unexpended balance


88


$300 00


$300 00


· Purchase of Land


Paid Abbie F. Sargent and Anna T. Sheldon for land adjoining Town Farm, from treasury $40 00


93


Hats and Coats for Fire Department


Appropriation . $150 00


Expended


Edward Goldthwaite & Co., coats $101 25


A. Basch & Co., caps and shields 43 75


A. D. Butters, cap, bands, etc. .


3 20


American Express Co., expressage


1 07


$149 27


Unexpended balance


73


$150 00


$150 00


Wiring Town Hall and Public Library


Appropriation .


$100 00


Expended


W. J. Beane, labor and material


$99 30


Unexpended balance


70


$100 00


$100 00


Fire Extinguishers for Schools


Appropriation .


$40 00


Expended


A. D. Butters, extinguishers and holders $18 00


Unexpended balance 22 00


$40 00


$40 00


94


Electric Street Lights


Reappropriated, unexpended balance,


1911


$1,500 00


Appropriation


1,000 00


Expended


Town of Reading, lights, per contract .


$1,413 85


Unexpended balance 1,086 15


$2,500 00 $2,500 00


Grading High and Walker Schoolhouse Lots


Appropriation .


$200 00


Expended


W. S. Benson, team hire


$33 33


W. B. McIntosh, team hire


43 33


C. S. Pettengill, team hire


10 00


W. B. McIntosh, labor


21 67


John Kenney, labor


9 34


Frank Muse, labor


5 34


Chr. Nee, labor


13 34


Lawrence Babine, labor


7 34


G. Terragrossa, labor


13 34


Martin Nee, labor


18 00


F. Muse, labor


4 00


F. T. Hathaway, gravel


80


W. B. McIntosh, gravel


50


E. N. Eames, gravel


10 40


9 40


Mandy Babine, loam and gravel Deficit


.


13


$200 13


$200 13


95


Suppression of Moths


Appropriation .


$642 15


Received from Commonwealth


2,074 96


Charged property owners


711 09


Expended Labor


Oliver McGrane


$861 75


J. F. Muse


464 93


A. C. Bartlett


42 76


A. C. Parrott


146 27


Everett Taylor


546 77


Henry H. Cutter


173 28


C. E. Carter


28 00


Fred Muse


35 00


Elmer Hale


40 51


M. J. McMahon


91 75


Frank Kernon


42 46


Martin Nee


177 00


Michael Nee


57 00


Warren Blaisdell


65 50


Arthur Babine


59 00


C. E. Miller


86 38


H. F. Miller


32 63


Miscellaneous


Oliver McGrane, team hire $102 75


Oliver McGrane, postage, stationery, etc. 20 86


American Express Co., expressage . 2 85


W. H. Mclellan & Co., duck cover


6 50


Boston & Maine R. R., freight


2 74


Smith & Thayer Co., gauge and supplies


1 90


E. E. Carter, boards


3 52


H. N. Ames, gasoline


10 50


·


M. H. Foskett, printing signs 4 50


Charles Blaisdell, team hire


96 89


H. C. Barrows, team hire .


190 00


J. W. Perry, blacksmithing 2 75


Wilmington Garage, repairing sprayer 10 30


96


Frost Insecticide Co., supplies 3 90


Fitzhenry, Guptill Co., agitator 3 25


Joseph Patchett


9 00


Fred A. Lowell, printing


5 00


$3,428 20 $3,428 20


Fire Department


Appropriation .


$1,000 00


Refund account telephone service 2 00


Expended


Butters, A. D., salary as Chief . $99 99


Butters, A. D., repairs and supplies


9 50


Boston Woven H. & R. Co., hose


55 50


Buck Bros., supplies


60


Boston & Maine R. R., freight


25


Boston & Maine R. R., whistle service


20 00


Blanchard, Edward, stable rent .


36 00


Carter, E. E., supplies


10 30


Eames, Fred A., coal


54 25


Hobbs, George A., notices


1 25


Holt, M. T., stamped envelopes


2 81


Hudson, C. E., supplies


80


Harrison, Walter J., salary as Assistant Chief


50 00


Hamilton, Arthur, horse hire


20 00


Harriman & Co., C. S., supplies


2 84


Harriman & Co., C. S., horse hire


5 00


Harriman & Co., C. S., whistle service


36 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., tele- phone service 17 94


Perry, John W., repairs


7 40


Perry, Charles F., horse hire


.


5 00


Rice, W. W., janitor Engine 1


50 00


Skank, Charles, horse hire


5 00


Standard Extinguisher Co., 1-5 gal. extinguisher 8 50


White, Raymond J., janitor Engine 2 50 00


Woburn Machine Co., repairs to whistle 64 15


97


Fire Duty


Alexander, Mason


60


Boynton, D. W.


15 00


Baxter, W. H.


15 00


Buck, C. R.


15 00


Butters, F. D.


13 75


Buck, Rodney E.


15 00


Carter, Charles E.


17 00


Currier, W. H.


1 20


Colgate, D. K.


15 00


Carter, D. R.


15 00


Doucette, W. H.


17 00


Doucette, B. F.


15 00


Doyle, John H.


15 00


Durkee, Adrian


15 00


Gallagher, Eugene


15 00


Gallagher, Terrance


15 00


Goodwin, William B.


15 00


Hoban, John, Jr.


15 00


Horton, H. M.


15 00


Harrison, Thomas


1 20


Hoban, Frank .


17 00


Hamilton, Arthur


60


Lane, Albert


17 00


Lyons, Edward J.


1 20


McMahon, M. J.


15 00


McGrane, Oliver


1 20


McIntosh, W. B.


60


Pratt, H. R.


18 00


Porter, J. P.


10 00


Rice, W. W.


16 80


Regan, James


15 00


Simonds, E. E.


15 00


Smith, L. H.


15 00


Surette, Arthur


15 00


Taylor, Everett


5 00


Witherspoon, W. A.


1 20


98


Witherspoon, Elwyn


1 20


White, Raymond J. .


15 00


White, James D.


15 00


White, James


15 00


Deficit


81 63


$1,083 63 $1,083 63


Forest Fires


Appropriation .


$700 00


Received from State account brush


fire equipment


146 21


Due from Boston & Maine R. R. account brush fires


42 00


Expended


For equipment


$323 94


Fire duty


187 40


Horse hire


53 00


Supplies


8 42


Repairs


9 21


Telephone service


14 14


$596 11


Unexpended balance


292 10


$888 21


$888 21


Highways, Roads and Bridges


Appropriation .


$1,800 00


Received for loam


14 00


Received for use of pump .


1 00


99


Expended


A. B. Black Road Machinery Co.,


machine repairs $8 50


Good Roads Machinery Co., machine repairs


60


American Express Co., expressage


35


Boston & Maine R. R. Co., freight


25


S. R. McIntosh, hardware and repairs


62 02


Arthur Starr, pump repairs


50


Arthur Young, pump repairs


40


Albert Miller, pump repairs


75


John W. Dailey, pump repairs


58 82


Bennett Bros. Co., pumps and fittings


32 45


A. S. Morss Co., one 8-inch block 3 11


U. S. Radiator Corporation, pumps


22 06


$189 81


Gravel


Mrs. E. C. Foote


19 30


C. S. Littlefield


4 60


C. W. Marion .


5 80


M. H. Foskett


50


Austin Hall


17 90


E. G. Avery


3 40


John Bailey


8 50


W. H. Boutwell


8 70


$68 70


Labor and Team Hire


W. S. Benson .


309 45


W. B. McIntosh


440 63


A. B. Eames


70 56


H. C. Eldredge


5 00


Charles Blake


111 63


F. Muse .


120 04


·


.


100


J. Kenney


82 23


Chr. Nee


128 46


J. L. Warner


26 23


Lawrence Babine


118 47


G. Terragrossa


119 79


G. S. Foote


10 00


Charles Wilson


43 89


William Farrell


2 00


Edward Taylor


15 00


$1,603 38


Deficit


46 89


$1,861 89 $1,861 89


Street Railway Tax


Balance, 1911, unexpended


$3,389 84


Street Railway Tax, 1912 .


2,917 06


Franchise Tax, 1912


2,440 82


Received from sale dynamite


5 00


Received for use snow plow


10 00.


Expended


S. R. McIntosh, blacksmithing, hard-


ware, etc. .


$56 16


E. J. Hervey Co., dynamite 38 94


Waltham Trap Rock Co., crushed stone


29 70


Barrett Mfg. Co., tar


174 20


A. S. Morss Co., 1 sheave


54


E. E. Carter, hardware


3 68


John W. Perry, blacksmithing


21 37


$324 59


101


Labor and Team Hire Removing Snow


W. S. Benson . 2 34


W. B. McIntosh


29 87


Charles Blake .


1 13


F. Muse .


3 34


Chr. Nee


14 12


John Kenney


3 22


A. Langley


2 34


C. Horton


1 34


C. H. Eldredge


4 00


W. D. Carter


12 78


Frank Muse


1 78


S. R. McIntosh, repairing snow plow . 8 66


$84 92


Gravel


Mrs. M. Foley


$13 00


S. B. Hooper


14 80


Mrs. Cora Cashman


5 40


A. P. Pearson


6 80


N. B. Eames


25 30


I. E. Morse


51 00


S. R. McIntosh


1 00


E. N. Eames


90


W. B. McIntosh


1 80


Mandy Babine


60


P. McGrane


.


30 30


$150 90


102


Labor and Team Hire on Highways


W. S. Benson .


$628 06


WV. B. McIntosh


810 89


Charles Blake


282 88


F. Muse .


111 11


Chr. Nee


253 78


John Kenney


244 12


G. Terragrossa


244 78


A. McCormick


9 11


W. D. Carter


21 11


Frank Muse


86 67


Edward Taylor


18 34


Lawrence Babine


236 34


C. S. Pettengill


40 00


C. Neilson


10 00


H. C. Barrows


75 00


Mrs. M. Foley


20 00


A. Parrott


1 00


Willis Carter


1 00


T. Nee


7 56


Edward Miller


3 00


A. B. Robertson


18 00


Samuel Forister


70 00


Tony Ditato


55 11


Charles Blaisdell


15 00


J. L. Warner


.


9 11


$3,271 97


Total expenditures


$3,832 38


Unexpended balance


4,930 34


$8,762 72 $8,762 72


103


Abatement of Taxes


Appropriation .


$100 00


Abated account 1910 taxes ·


·


$83 29


Abated account 1912 taxes ·


20 59


Deficit


.


3 88


$103 SS


$103 88


Cemetery


Reappropriated, unexpended balance,


1911 SSO SS


Appropriation . 300 00


Available, one-half receipts sale of lots


51 50


Expended


E. E. Carter, tools and hardware $13 06


A. D. Butters, fertilizer, etc. 4 00


H. L. Carter, horse hire 19 50


Labor


A. D. Butters


$106 30


Walter A. Hill


51 00


Frank Newcomb


31 50


Frank D. Butters


99 50


James Kernon


93 50


Albert Lane


9 00


Edward B. Mitchell


1 00


.


$428 36


Unexpended balance


4 02


$432 38


$432 38


.


104


Miscellaneous


Reappropriated, unexpended balance,


1911


.


$382 37


Appropriation


1,000 00


Received for licenses


14 00


Corporation tax


316 69


National Bank tax


62 44


Town Clerk, printed records


1 00


Expended


American Express Co., expressage $ 35


Ames, H. N., batteries 6 00


Allen Bros., keys 1 20


Brabant, Alphonse, quarantine wages


40 50


Beane, W. J., electrical repairs .


3 55


Barrows, H. C., perambulating town lines 5 00


Buzzell, Dr. D. T., returning births


5 00


Bixby, Dr. J. P., returning births


25


Buck Bros'., supplies


3 10


Butters, A. D., returning deaths


75


Commonwealth of Mass., recording notes


9 00


Carter, E. E., rope for flag


1 65


Deming, H. R., postage and stationery


9 46


Doucette, B. F., insurance


181 00


Dodge, Dr. George F., returning births


4 00


Edgerly, F. L., returning deaths


25


Eames, A. W., perambulating town lines


5 00


Eames, Warren, care Town Clock ·


45 00


Eames, Warren, ringing bell ·


5 00


105


Eames, E. N., perambulating town lines


5 00


Eames, E. N., automobile hire .


5 00


Eames, E. N., postage and stationery


4 07


Eames, F. A., coal and wood


24 50


Eames, F. A., insurance


162 25


Eames, F. A., postage, stationery, etc.


26 12


Gillis, Dr. J. G., returning birth ·


25


Groom, Thomas & Co., stationery ·


2 25


Gookin Furniture Co., table


4 00


Hurst, A. A., delivering Town Reports 9 80


Hobbs & Warren Co., stationery


1 25


Halligan, Dr. E. M., returning birth


50


Kelley & Hawes, returning death


25


Kelley, James E., returning births, marriages and deaths 33 00


Kelley, James E., real estate titles, drawing deed, etc. 30 42


Kelley, James E., postage and sta- tionery


11 50


Middlesex Co. Training School, board Nichols, Edward M., returning deaths New England Trust Co., rent safe deposit box


5 00


5 25


10 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone service 25 18


Osbon, Charles B., janitor Town Hall . 100 00


4 25


Osbon, Charles B., repairs and care flag Pneumatic H. Stamp Co., sealers' stamp Pratt's Son, Daniel, repairs to Town Clock


27 50


Purbeck, George H., signs


9 00


Patchett, Joseph, tax sales


34 64


Patchett, Joseph, postage and station-


ery


24 47


Pierce, George E., Estate, returning death 25 ·


Rowe & Son, E. L., flag 37 05


1 30


106


Soldiers' Relief


12 00


Town of Reading, lights, Town Hall


17 29


West, Dr. F. O., returning birth .


25


Waterman & Son, J. L., returning death


25


$959 90


Unexpended balance


816 30


.


$1,776 20 $1,776 20


HERBERT C. BARROWS, Chairman,


ARTHUR W. EAMES,


EDWARD N. EAMES,


Board of Selectmen.


107


REPORT OF OVERSEERS OF THE POOR


Number of inmates in Almshouse


3


Inventory of Personal Property at Almshouse January 1, 1912


Live stock $1,090 00


Farming tools and vehicles


715 35


Hay, grain, wood, manure, etc.


438 00


Household furniture


369 00


Groceries, provisions, etc. .


102 50


$2,714 85


Inventory of Personal Property at Almshouse January 1, 1913


Live stock $975 00


Farming tools and vehicles


739 35


Hay, grain, wood, manure, etc.


371 50


Household furniture


369 00


Groceries, provisions, etc. . .


114 70


2,569 55


Decrease in personal property


$145 30


108


Memorandum of Expenses at Town Farm Paid on Town Orders


W. S. Benson, salary as Superintendent $500 00


C. S. Pettengill, cows


125 00


A. M. Farnham, hay


105 82


George H. Prescott, horse


125 00


H. L. Sheldon, balance on horse


15 00


H. C. Barrows, potatoes and fertilizer


51 55


J. W. Perry, blacksmithing


10 20


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone service 2 91


$935 48


Receipts at Almshouse


Labor .


$1,025 19


Milk ($103.30 account 1911)


534 70


Eggs


21 70


Telephone


70


Board


25 00


Cows


220 00


Vegetables and fruit


176 95


Butter


8 86


Poultry


8 45


Calf


5 00


Miscellaneous


12 25


$2,038 80


Expenditures at Almshouse


Labor


$449 88


Clothing, shoes and dry goods


44 80


Groceries


247 65


Balance on cow


20 00


Blacksmithing


44 80


Seeds


12 71


Medicine


3 96


Ice


9 40


109


Coal


7 50


Grain


506 SS


Provisions


176 55


Hardware, etc.


21 28


Poultry


21 00


Kitchen and milk utensils


18 08


Fish


16 56


Sundry repairs


29 47


Horse blankets, collar, feed bags, etc.


20 40


Miscellaneous


41 92


$1,692 84


Paid Town Treasurer


345 96


$2,038 80


Recapitulation of Almshouse Account 1912


Resources


Town appropriation $300 00-


Received from Farm, W. S. Benson,


Superintendent .


$2,038 80


Less Milk credited 1911 account


103 30


$1,935 50


Expended


Expenses paid on Town Orders .


$935 48


Expenses paid per account, W. S.


Benson, Superintendent .


1,692 84


Deficit


$2,628 32 $2,235 50


392 82


$2,628 32


Deficit


$392 82


Decrease in personal property


145 30


Total debit balance


$538 12


110


Outside Poor


Appropriation .


$900 00


Received for aid rendered


89 30


Expended


Paid to


Josephine K. Abbott, rent


$30 00


J. W. Murray, groceries


15 41


H. C. Barrows, wood


2 00


Fred A. Eames, coal


27 85


Edward M. Nichols, burials


10 00


Buck Bros, groceries


222 32


City of Woburn, groceries, fuel, etc.


188 63


City of Lynn, groceries


24 00


Dr. D. T. Buzzell, medical aid


5 00


A. D. Butters, burial


2 00


Charles E. Carter, provisions


35 21


Commonwealth of Mass., board and treatment


9 50


$571 92


Unexpended balance


417 38


$989 30


$989 30


EDWARD N. EAMES, Chairman, HERBERT C. BARROWS, ARTHUR W. EAMES,


Overseers of the Poor.


111


ASSESSOR'S VALUATION, 1912


Real Estate .


. $1,468,807 00


Personal property


240,520 00


Amount of tax assessed


30,019 63


State tax assessed


2,375 00


State Highway tax


152 73


County tax assessed


1,307 16


Rate of taxation per $1,000


16 90


Schedule of Town Property


Schoolhouses and lots


$30,000 00


Town Farm .


5,000 00


Personal property at Town Farm


2,569 55


Town Hall and lot


2.500 00


Cemetery land and lots


1,500 00


Public Library and lot


1,400 00


Contents of Public Library


2,000 00


Hearse house


100 00


Highway tools


300 00


Town hearse


200 00


Town scales


150 00


Cemetery tool house and tools


100 00


Furniture in Selectmen's Office Six safes


100 00


S75 00


Two fire engines


1.000 00


112


Two hose wagons .


250 00


Two fire engine houses and lots


1,600 00 .


Hose, ladders, horses, harness, etc.


600 00


Police equipment . 35 00


Land account tax sales


395 00


Moth Building


600 00


Two Sprayers, and fixtures


1,000 00


Sealer of Weights and Measures outfit


150 00


Forest fire outfit .


100 00


$52,524 55


JAMES E. KELLEY,


GEORGE W. BUCK, MILTON T. HOLT, Assessors of Wilmington.


113


COLLECTOR'S ACCOUNT


Account of 1910 Tax


Uncollected, January 1, 1912


$4,569 11


Taxes collected .


$4,485 72


Taxes abated


83 39


$4,569 11


Interest collected $417.30


Account of 1911 Tax


Uncollected January 1, 1912


$11,026 07


Taxes collected . 6,593 67


Uncollected January 1, 1913


$4,432 40


Interest collected $236.71


Account of 1912 Tax


Commitments . $30,573 24


Taxes collected


$18,873 78


Taxes abated


20 59


$18,894 37


$11,678 87


Interest collected $8.09


Excise tax collected .


$2,440 82


JOSEPH PATCHETT, Collector.


114


TREASURER'S REPORT


Receipts


Cash in Treasury


$1,965 49


Cash received from:


State Treasurer, Income Mass.


School Fund


$1,159 47


State Treasurer, Corporation Tax,


P. S. . 314 84


State Treasurer, Corporation Tax, business 1 55


State Treasurer, National Bank Tax 62 44


State Treasurer, State Aid .


396 00


State Treasurer, Street Railway Tax


2,917 06


State Treasurer, High School


Tuition 500 00


State Treasurer, Reimbursement


for loss of taxes on land used for public institutions


35


State Treasurer, account forest fires State Treasurer, suppression of moths


2,052 16


State Treasurer, suppression of


moths on State highway .


22 80


State Treasurer, Inspector of Animals 75 00


State Treasurer, tuition of children


82 25


403 91


County Treasurer, dog licenses . New England Tel. & Tel. Co., overcharge .


2 00


Israel Newcomb, cemetery lot 437 20 00


146 21


115


Sarah M. Woodman, cemetery lot


20 00


421 · 20 00


Joseph W. Strong, cemetery lot 641 Arthur R. Marshall, cemetery lot 629 20 00


Mary E. Kelley, cemetery lot 332 20 00 Albert D. Butters, Superintendent of Graves 3 00


Mary Lewis, Walker School lot 25 00


H. H. Bishop, account Superin- tendent Schools


333 34


First National Bank, Reading, Interest 53 32


Oliver A. McGrane, superinten- dent suppression of moths 163 50


James E. Kelley, express licenses . 3 00


James E. Kelley, printed records . 1 00


William S. Benson, Superintendent Town Farm 345 96


John W. Dailey, board, Mrs.


Dailey, State Sanatorium 89 30


Walter A. Hill, Chief, police duty .


101 00


Woburn Five Cents Savings Bank, temporary loans . 14,000 00


H. C. Barrows, slaughter house licenses 4 00


H. C. Barrows, fruit pedler's license 6 00


H. C. Barrows, express license 1 00


W. B. McIntosh, dynamite .


5 00


W. B. McIntosh, loam


14 00


W. B. McIntosh, use of snow plow 10 00


H. M. Horton, account schools 3 15


H. M. Horton, Sealer's fees 4 91


Trustees of Trust Funds, income .


38 60


John W. Dailey, use of diaphragm pump 1 00


Joseph Patchett, Collector :


On account tax 1910 4,485 72


116


Interest . 417 30


On account tax 1911 .


6,593 67


Interest


236 71


On account tax 1912


18,873 78


Interest


8 09


Excise tax, Bay State Street Railway


2,440 82


Tax release, Minnie A. Murray


2 54


Tax release, Priscilla Helena Douglass .


2 56


$58,468 80


Payments


Paid Selectmen's orders . $36,387 60


State Treasurer, State Tax .


2,375 00


State Treasurer, repairs State High- way




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