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Southbridge-1899.Pdf ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS AXD FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE TOWN i OF * SODTHBRIDGE THE Year Ending flarch i, 1899. SOUTHBRIDGE : JOURNAL BOOK PRINT. 1899. TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1898=9. TREASURER. JOHN A. HALL. CLERK. EDGAR M. PHILLIPS. SELECTMEN. THOMAS SANDERS, J. M. OLNEY, WILLIAM C. CALLAHAN. OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. GEO. J. LAMOUREUX, FELIX GATINEAU, L. WESLEY CURTIS. ASSESSORS. S. K. EDWARDS, FRANKLIN JACOBS, V. W. LAMOUREUX. AUDITORS. C. I FRED HILL, WILFRED J.ILAMOUREUX, J. A. WHITTAKER. ROARD OF HEALTH. F. H. OLIN, . Term Expires 1899 JACOB BOOTH, .... Term Expires 1890 CARY C. BRADFORD Term Expires 1891 SCHOOL COMMITTEE. F. X. TETRAULT, Term Expires 1899 HENRY WHITTAKER, Term Expires 1899 ALVA HYDE, Term Expires 1900 G. W. PENNIMAN, .... Term Expires 1900 SILVANUS HAYWARD, Term Expires 1901 GEORGE M. LOVELL, Term Expires 1901 , 4 T >WN < F DICERS. LIBRARY COMMITTEE. GEORGE GRAXT Term Expires 1899 VJT i!/UIi Vjr Hi IVL. Jlj\J V JCjIjIj, • . 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JAMES MONROE, LUKE RE ILLY, J. B. PERAULT, JOSEPH BAR ' LETT. A. E. BUELL. OSCAR BARRETT, GEORGE J. L A M OU REU X SOUVERA1X KG BERT, J. X. LAREAU, LOUIS DUQUETTE. FRANK TREMBLEY. CI1AS. C UR UN TOWN OFFICERS. •J FIRE ENGINEERS. CHAS. I\ PHIPPS, Chief, CHAS. F. MARBLE, B. C. STOXE. GEO. J. LAMOUREUX, PATRICK FLYNN, ANDREW F.'.HALL, Superintendent of Fire Alarm. REGISTRARS OF VOTERS. W. D. MORSE, GEO. W. COREY, WM. F. HERRON. HIGHWAY SURVEYOR. J. J. BOWLEX. TOW.N COUNSEL. HEXRY B. MONTAGUE. CARE OF TOWN ( LOCK. GEORGE ARMES. POUND KEEPER. GEORGE F. NORTH UP. KEEPER OF LOCKUP. FRANK TREMBLEY. JANITOR OF TOWN HALE BUILDING. PETER CAPLETTE. CATTLE INSPECTOR. HEXRY A. MORSE. SEALER OF WRIGHTS AND MEASURES. E. L. GAY. FIR'S WARDENS. W. H. H. CHEXEY, H. P. MORSE, A. J. CLARKE, Z. ALOXZO MARCY, JAMES H. MASOX, GEORGE I,. CLEMEXCE, E. T. TORREY, THOMAS HUGHES. 6 TOWN OFFICERS. PUBLIC WEIGHERS. W. A. SE AVEY, WILLIAM BOOTH, F. E. RANDALL, A. DANIELS, WILLIAM SEAVEY, E. C. ELLIS, H. D. MASON, C. F. MARBLE, W. A. BOYD, E. I. KNOWLES. FENCE VIEWERS. HENRY A. MORSE, JAMES BROWN, GEO. L. CLEMENCE. FIELD DRIVERS. Dist. 1 . H. H. MORSE, Dist. 2. WIuLARD P. MORSE, Dist. 3. ANDREW J. MORRIS, Dist. 4. ROMAYNE BOARDMAN, Dist. 5. D. A. KINNEY, Dist. 6. SILAS B. MORSE. Dist. 7. ANDREW J. CLARKE. MEASURERS OF WOOD AND BARK. CHARLES HYDE, HENRY A. MORSE, P. N. LeCLAIR, FELIX LeCLAIR, F. D. DRESSER, V. W. LAMOUREUX, ALEX. SIMPSON, GEORGE SIMPSON, HENRY D. MASON, WILLIAM D. MORSE, J. E. CLEMENCE, JOHN RYAN, E. C. ELLIS. ANNUAL EEPOET OF THE MUDITORS, THE ACCOUNT or THE Town Treasurer. JOHN A. HALL, Treasurer, in account with the Town of Southbridge. for the year ending February 28, 1899. RECEIPTS. Cash in treasury March 1, 1898, $49,o_j4 29 Due from J. M. Olney, Collector, 1897, 4.975 66 Tax bill of 1898. County Tax, #5,054 00 State tax, 2,385 00 Center watch district tax and overlay- ings, 2,006 48 Bank tax, non-residents, 1,420 25 Overlayings on taxes, 1,521 11 12,386 84 Common schools, 15.5CO 00 Highways, 7, 500 oo Contingent account, 3, coo 00 Contingent schools, 2,950 00 High school, 2,800 00 Salaries, 2,300 00 Sidewalk, Chestnut St., 2,050 co Support poor, 2,000 00 Engine men, 1,910 00 Relocating Sandersdale road, 1,900 00 Public library, 1,800 00 Town hall contingent, 1,800 00 10 REPORT OF AUDITORS. War relief i,8go oo Water supply, 1,642 00 Cemetery Improvements, i,6oo 00 Fire department, 1,500 00 Sidewalk repairs, 1,200 00 Insurance, 800 00 Printing, 800 00 Abatement taxes, 800 00 Sidewalk, Chapin street, 800 00 Sidewalk, Lens street, 800 00 Highway, Congdon hill, 800 00 Sidewalk, Marcy street, 700 00 Evening schools, 650 00 Sidewalk, Benefit street, 600 00 Sidewa k, High street extension, 550 00 Militia, 500 00 Railing highways, 500 00 Fire alarm indicator, 450 00 Highway, Cliff street, 450 00 District court fees, 300 00 Police duty, 300 00 Police station, 300 00 Highway, Eastford road, 300 00 Military aid, 200 00 School apparatus, 200 00 Highway, Fiske street, 150 00 Electrician, 150 00 Memorial day, 100 00 Sidewalk, Sayles street, 75 00 Markers, graves revolutionary soldiers, 15 00 $64,542 00 Withdrawals from Savings Banks, 28,707 52 Money borrowed in anticipation of taxes, 42,000 00 Temporary loan account sinking fund, 22,000 00 RFPOKT OF AUDITORS. 11 Marcy street school house loan, $9,000 00 Sewer land loan, 5,000 00 State Treasury Corporation tax. $13,625 98 State Aid, 677 00 Militia, 452 10 State pauper account, 360 43 Bank tax, 2o5 70 Military aid [41 00 15,463 21 Liquor licenses, 10405 00 Sidewalk assessments, 1.S35 l 4 Sewer assessment, 944 24 County treasurer, dog fund, 662 56 Cemetery fund, . 525 00 Transfer from town hall contingent to high school, account of fuel and janitor, 500 00 Outside poor: James Monroe, support of wife, $169 46 Springfield, account Charles Labreck, 81 00 North H iJley, account Narcisse Daig- neault, 35 50 Sutton, account E. P. Frost, 74 50 Wales, account Susan A. Leno, 22 00 Greenfield, account Peter Raymond, 21 00 Sturbridge, acconnt Eidora M. Guertin, 15 00 do account Mrs. Moses Mominee, 15 00 Holyoke, account Frank DaForge, 10 00 Joseph Gingras, support of children, 12 00 455 46 Cemetery improvements, interest sav- ings banks, 373 4 1 Tuitions, 35° 8° District court fees, 34^ 9 2 12 REPORT OF AUDITORS. Sidewalk repairs, labor, tar barrels, #33 1 18 Chestnut street sidewalk, labor, 202 65 War relief, account O. B. Rumrill, 159 25 Licenses, 130 00 Support poor, produce sold, 128 47 Contingent school, supplies, 122 76 Highways, broken stone, labor, 114 00 Marcy street sidewalk, transfer, 112 50 Grammar school building, supplies, 103 70 Public library, cards, fines, etc., 99 13 Old engine house, rent, 90 00 Chapin street sidewalk, transfer, 90 00 Town hall contingent, rent, 62 00 Old plank, loam, etc, 51 89 Interest, Mary Mynott fund, 40 20 Cemetery improvements, grading, etc., 21 00 Repairs farm buildings, overpaid order, 4 27 Contingent expenses, overpaid order, 90 $271,281 95 EXPENDITURES. Marcy street school house, $ 18,632 15 Common schools, I 4»358 15 Highways, 8,916 69 Outside Poor, 6,475 18 Street lights, 6,173 29 County tax, 5,054 00 Sewer land, 5,000 00 Interest, 4,021 74 Contingent expenses, 3.874 94 Contingent schools, 3,676 61 High school, 3,402 00 Town hall contingent, 3, 130 61 State treasurer, account liquor licenses, 2,601 25 REPORT OF AUDITORS. 13 Public library, S ' c:r qt Support poor, 7 A \ 7 OC\ 7 1C\1 OA State tax, ° i8z oo Salaries, 2 a68 oo Fire department, 2 o6sj /y7Q Cemetery improvements, 2,OII 04 Relocating Sandersdale road, I Q^O 67 Engine men, t 1 n 00 Center watch district, 1 8zi r t < Water supply, 1 6sO 00 Sewer, Main and Marcy streets, I t} , 76 Sidewalk repairs, AI 04°szl8 y^OO Bank tax, 1,406 04 street J 7A A \(~\ Chapin sidewalk, 1 o44 1U Everett street sidewalk T 7 C 1 T T Pine street sidewalk, I ?o7 a6 District court fees, 1,078 m Marcy street sidewalk, T 07<S 2 Z Insurance, I 06^ 07 War relief, t cm 6 8 c of taxes, Abatement yoQ32- /77/ Lens street sidewalk, 7Q8 78 State aid, 746 OO Printing, Hifh strppt pxtpnsion sidpwalk 7nn nn Evening schools, 6d Z 72 Benefit street sidewalk, 620 25 Militia, 565 76 Police Duty, 538 35 Deposits in savings banks, 525 00 Cliff street appropriation, 348 60 Police station, 222 77 School apparatus, 200 12 u REPORT OF AUDITORS. State aid, account Spanish war, 196 00 Military aid, 160 00, Sewer plans, 153 70 Electrician, 150 00 Bridges, 127 40 Railing highways, 116 20 Repairs farm buildings, 102 38 Memorial day, 100 00 Mary Mynott fund, 81 08 Sayles street sidewalk, 71 50 Headstones, graves revolutionary soldiers, 15 00 Town hall bonds, 65,000 00 Money borrowed in anticipation of taxes, 37,ooo oo- Temporary loan account sinking fund, 22,000 00 Marcy street school house note, 3,000 00 Sewer notes, 1,095 00 Armory note, 1,000 OO Cash in treasury March 1, 1899, 4,258 91 Due from J. M. Olney, collector, 1898, 7,584 84 11,843 75 $271,381 95 Obligations Outstanding February 28, 1899.
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