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Elnathan Baker, 66i " "
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R. L. Taylor, 65i " fi 9 83
repairs bridge, 2 25
S. B. Marchant, 281 " Li 10 cts., . 2 85
Willie Marchant, 98 " if 9 80
James E. Baxter, - 95 " Li 9 50
Walter Baxter, 70 " " . , 7 00
Mrs. P. S. Eldridge, privilege of carting over ber land, ' 1 75
Daniel Blagden, fixing scraper, 3 75
James Ellis, 635 hours labor, 95 25
laying out roads, 6 00
$616 90
83 10
Balance in hands of James Ellis,
$700 00
FINANCIAL REPORT
Or THE
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TOWN OF' YARMOUTH
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YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, MG.
l'ARMOCTIIPOTIT, MASS.:
PRINTED AT THE CAI'E COD I'm JOB PRIN TING OFFICE.
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7o the Citizens of the Town of Yarmouth:—
In presenting this, our New Year's Greeting, we desire to
give to you a statement of the most important facts relating
to the expenditure of money ; of our response to the call of
charity without and within the Almshouse and of the provi-
sion of homes for those children whose claim upon us was
imperative. The aver<i_e number of inmates during the year
has been fourteen and five -tenths, at an Average weekly cost
of 12.25 each. Of the nineteen inmates during the earlier
part of the year fourteen now remain. Hannah Crowell died
in May at the age of 81 ; one has been removed and situa.,
thins provided for three others.
Necessary repairs and improvements have been made by
the enlargement of the town barn, with reference to the
sanitary condition of the premises and the furnishing of more
commodious facilities for storing the products of the farm.
Our efforts in the interests of Alva G. Robinson were not
what we had hoped, though we by no means consider them
lost labors.
The necessity of a guardian for the three Gardner
children led to the appointment of Mr. T. T. Hallett, who,
with the efficient Superintendent of the Children's Mission
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in Boston, has succeeded in securing an excellent home for
the youngest child and a place for the oldest where she
remains on trial. The buy Charlie continues . under the
excellent guardianship of the Mission. The eldest boy Fred
is a hopeless case, and must, with - his mother, continue
dependent for full support. •
In beptember we received notice from the State Depart-
ment that Herbert M: Taylor Was at the State Almshouse.
and with the notice an order to'rei<nore him . We forthwith
visited the State Institution, and with thegentlernanly Supt.,
Dr. Fisher; arranged for his immediate dischurte. A few
weeks hirer he sought shelter in the Almshouse where he
now remains...
,Our convictions relative to•outdoor relief remain unchang-
ed. Would that we were able to provide ambition rather
than pork and fish for the younger portion of this class. It
is to be depict' ed that able-bodied young men have learned to
feel that they have a claim upon the public larder for support.
We feel that we voice the public sentiment when, in behalf
of the town, wo welcome the aged and infirm to the hospital-
ities of our more than comfortable asylum, also to that
charity which it is our province to dispense for outdoor .
relief; but we still •feel that further retrenchment is necessa-
ry because of the abuse of this public hospitality. iYe hope
for that healthy change of sentiment w-hieh shall help y, ung
men to feel the disgrace of youthful pauperism,
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For the satisfaction of such as it inav interest, we append a table [
of the annual cost of supporting the poor the
during past ten Sears :
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. SUPPORT OF POOR IN ALMSHOUSE.
Superintendent's Salary,
Oliver Hallett, supplies,
H. B. Chase & Sons, grain,
Albert. Taylor, cutting and carting wood,
&harpening razor,
Edward B. Hallett, repairs,
A. H. Eldridge, supplies,
Stephen Sherman, supplies,
George P. Matthews, hay,
J. E. Sturdy, pork,
T. T. Hallett, medicinal supplies,
Nathan Hallett, shoes, • .
D. B. Crocker & Co., supplies,
E. D. Payne,
A. C. Megathlin,. tt
Luring Fuller & Co., grain,
Isaac H. Thacher.- supplies,
Gras- and Garden Seeds,
Crocker & Eldridge, supplies,
Freight and Carting,
Howes & Chase, fish, •
F. D.- Gage. tt
Joseph Walker, dressing,
Thos. Arey, limbs,
E. S. Carr. hay,
Hannah Harting, supplies,
Munroe & Co.,
N. T. Hallett,
John G. Thacher,
Matthews & Payne, fuel,
Pasturing Cows,
Clothing,
Supplies,
Sylvanus Robbins, supplies,
R D. Farris, `}
Joel Hall, •
T. T. Hallett, wood,
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$500 00
8 75
49 10
35 10
25
1 75
45 90
16 23
15 12
21 56
36 76
6 50
146 63
62 42
148 73
112 72
119 20
26 22
107 75
10 26.
2 15
2 01
10 00
7 50
18 60
1 84
53 71
8 71
7 19
25 43
8 00
4- 75
9 50
30 66
5 85
10 99
7 00
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Benj. Gorham, repairing shoes,
R. M Taylor. supplies,
Wm. D. Loring, supplies,
By Board. Lucy Baker,
Calf sold,
Beans sold,
• Net cost,
CREDIT.
2$7
10 31
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$1,698 32
$49 00
6 40
3 84
59 24
$1,639 08
SUPPORT OF POOR OUT OF ALMSHOUSE. •
NORTH SIDE.
Temperance Simmons, coffin and robe, $25 00
•• board and nursing, 82 75
John Matthews, house rent, . - 25 00 -
Eunice Bray, board, 43 00
James T. Chase, supplies, , 5 91
Mrs. George Whelden, nurse, 20 00
SOUTH YARMOUTH.
Charity Baker, supplies,
RuthBaker, •�
Wm. T. Baker,
John Baker,
George Butler,
John N. Baker,
Cynthia Crowell,
Nehemiah Goodwin, supplies,
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Matthews C. Gray,
Mary A. Nickerson,
Nathan Robinson,
Joseph Cotell,
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$201 66
$24 51
42 58
68 24
65 73
21 95
32 89
52 00
14 58
18 93
1 25
62 00
12 43
$417 09
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WEST YARMOUTH.
David Buck, supplies,
Lydia G. Bearse, fuel and rent,
• Susan Bearse, hoard,
Susan Hallett, supplies,
Prentice Lewis,
" and rent,
Priscilla Howland, fuel,
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Thankful Marchant, supplies and rent,
John Orlando,
Mrs. \Vin. C. Whelden, rent,
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North Side,
South Yarmouth,
West Yarmouth,
$51 45
32 65
39 00
91 59
184 11
3 00
73 01
33 43
24 00
$532 24
$201 66
417 09
532 24
$1150 99
PAID OTIHER CITIES,' TOWNS AND NSTITUTIONS•
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Taunton Hospital, H. J. Taylor, $196 0
Barnstable, Mrs. C. U. Bliss, .supplies and burial, 32G 4 560
••• Susan Baker,
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Dennis, Betsey Crowell, •• 7 67
Orleans, Lewis B. -Chase, --64
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•• Alonzo Chase, . `• 29 50
Boston, Children's Mission, Mabel Gardner,
$322 98
DUE FROM OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS.
Falmouth, widow Foster D. Studley, supplies and
medical atendance,
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Harwich, firs. James Robinson, supplies,
44 Nicholas Dixon, 44
Brewster, Mrs. Seth Walker, •`
$72 50
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Brewster, Sylvester Maker, supplies,
Barnstable, Darius Cotelle, medical attendance,
�• John G. Scohie, supplies,
Middleboro, Mrs. Carlona Simmons, supplies,
Dennis, Samuel Baker, ••
" Hannah Saunders and child,
State, George Butler,
" Nehemiah Goodwin,
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RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised for Support of Poor,
Paid for Support of Poor in Alms -
$1,639 08
house,
Paid for Support of Poor out of Alms-
house,
Paid other cities and towns,
Unexpended balance,
1,150 99
322 98
86 95
49 12
10 00\
5 00\
3.87
7 90
13 16
21'94
2 92
$209 54
$3,200 00
$3,200 00 $3,200 00
INCIDENTALS.
Auditing accounts, Charles Thacher, 2d, $ 4 30
Providence and Taunton, S. Sears and T. T. Hallet, 23 47
Freight and Express, ,
Postage and Stationery,
Sweeping Town House,
Surveying Barnstable line, A. H. Knowles,
Care of hearse and recording deaths, J. S. Baker,
14 H. V. Baker,
•• and recording deaths, W. D. Loring,
Recording deaths, M. H. Crowell,
Insurance on school -houses,
Defining wood lot, Geo. W. Chase,
Dog for Almshouse,
D iseontinuing old roads, David Sears,
4 86
10 45
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9 75
8 25
3 00
13 15
2 00
20 10
1 50
6 00
3 75
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Auditing accounts, Howes, Wing and Davis,
Wood for Town House,
Moderator,_C. F. Swift, •
Bound stone between Yarmouth and Dennis,
1000 mile ticket O. C. R. R.,
Georgetown cemetery,
Boston, Charlestown and return, Sears and Hallet,
Yarmouth Register, Almshouse, -
Alva Robinson, board, expenses, outfit, etc.,
Collector's book,
Dressing hogs, John E. Ryder,
Digging grave, Temperance Simmons.
Enrolling stockholders, 'Wm. J. Davis,-
Digging
avis,Digging grave, Hannah Crowell,
Cemetery fence, Georgetown,
Transfer book,
F. C. Swift, official service,
Clarence Percival, wife and child, to Boston,
John Gray, board while in jail,
New Bedford and return, S. Sears and T. T. Hallet, 6
Burying nuisance, 2
Coffin and robe, Hannah Crowell, 19
Boston, Tewksbury and return, Sears and Hallet, 24
Assistance to Herbert M. Taylor,
Notary Public,
Apparatus for forest fires, •
Conveyance to Almshouse by J. S. Baker,
.Telegram,
Sharpening razors,
Boston and return, S. Sears and T. T. Hallet,
Clothes for John Gray,
Water for Town House,
Passage, carting and freight,.
11 00
1 75
5 00
1 50
20 00
46 75
23 95
2 00
44 29
1 00
2 75
2 50
1 00
2 50
10 64
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15 00
4 00
50 00
70
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2 110
25
7 00
1 50
15
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13 50
11 00
1 75
6 98
LABOR ON FARM.
Edward B. Covil, labor,
John T. Cobb, •6
$469 26
$ 8 . G0
36 63
Freeman Ryder, labor,
A. H. Eldridge, ••
J. G. Hallett, . ••
David Sears,
James Ellis,
Seth H. Hamblin,
John E. Ryder,
CLEARING SNUW.
SIILITARY AID..
PUTTING OUT FIRES.
Isaiah Sherman and others,
David Sears
Charles Bassett
Joshua S. Baker
Seth H. Hamblin
Freeman Howes
Fire apparatus,
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Dr. C. M. Hulburt,
G. C. Ward,
" T. B. Pulsifer,
• C. W. Whitaker.
• • Call,
. 4 60
26 75 ,
10 50
$87 08
$ 89 49
55 25
187 50
$332 24
$72 00
$125 59
130 69
56 06
90 80
49 10
304 21
31 88
$788 33
$31 28
12 75
16 00
8 00
11 35
$79 38
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HOOK AND LADDER.
Repairs..on West Yarmouth house,
MUSKRATS.
Paid for 280 muskrats at 25c.,
825 49 -
$70 00
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised for miscellaneous expenses. $1,500 00
Incidentals, $469 26
Labor on farm, 87 08,
Clearing snow, 332 24
Military aid, one half, 36 00
Putting out fires; 788 33
Medical attendance, 79 38
Hook and ladder, 25 49
Muskrats, 70 00
Expended in excess of sum raised, 387 78
$1,887 78 $1,887 78
REPAIRS ON ALMSHOUSE AND BARN.
Repairs on Almshouse, $ 55 66
" barn, 528 92
REPAIRS ON SCHOOL -HOUSES.
North side school -houses and grading grounds,
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$315 85
77 36
396 91
$790 12
REC APITIMATION.
Ameuiit raised for repairs on public buildings, $1,200 00
Repairs on Almshouse, $ 55 66
{{ barn, 528 92 -
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Repairs on school -houses,
Iu excess of sum raised,
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790 12
' . 174 70.
$1,374 70 $1,374 70
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
David Sears, repairs on roads and bridges,
Seth H. Hamblin,
James Ellis,
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David Sears, B. R. lower bridge,
" upper "
Bert Homer, tending draw,
Sum raised by town,
Expended in excess of sum raised,
NEW ROADS.
David Sears, la} ing out new road,
Amount raised by town,
Unexpended balance,
$3,000 00
84 69
$3,084 69 $3,084 69
$1,000 00,
1,300 09
663 34
39 41
41 94
40 00
WELL, NORTH_ SIDE.
Wm. J. Davis, well and pump,
Amount raised by town,
Unexpended balance, ---- - -- . - -
Mercy C. Crowell,
STATE AID.
- SOHOOLS.
83 50
$300 00
296 50
$300 00 $300 00
$179 46
$200 00
20 54
$200 00 $200 00
$48'00
$48 00
NORTH SIDE.
Teachers' Salaries, $1330 06
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Fuel,
Care of House,
Cleaning House,
Sundries,
Sears Fund,
Supplies,
SOUTH SIDE.
Teachers' Salaries,
Fuel,
Care of House,
Cleaning House,
Supplies,
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Teachers' Salaries;
Fuel,
Care of House,
Cleaning House,
$990 00
lig 39
61 90 -
11 40
38 77
23 20
$158172
$1065 00
103 90
88 34
28 70
17 55
$1303 49
$720 00
30 00
30 00
7 90
$787 90
RECAPITULATION.
Atm,unt raised for support of 'schools, $3,200-00
Expended North `fide, $1,581 .72
South Side, 1,303 49
<< West Side, 78'7 90
Excess of suns raised,
473 11
$3,673 11 $3,673 11
SCHOOL. BOOKS.
Books by Wm. J. Davis,
13. L. Baker,
Alex.13. Chase,
Isaiah Crowell,
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$181 37
198 63
35 38
40 92
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Express,
Dog Fund,
Amount raised by town,
" received from dog fund,
Expended in excess of sum raised,
2 G5.
163 70
$300 00
163 70
158 95
$622 65 $622 .65
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
C. F. Swift & Sons,
George Otis,
Amount raised by town,
In excess of sun]. raised,
$107,75
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-$100 00
19 80
$119 80 $119 80
TOWN OFFICERS' AND COMMITTEES' FEES.
G. C. Ward, Registrar of Voters,
T. F. Drew, _._"-'
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Allen H. Knowles, "
Wm. P. Davis, "
Isaac B. Gage, Collector,
Fred A. Baker, Registrar of Voters,
John H. stetson, Constable,
Seth Taylor,
Joseph F. Nickerson,. -Fire Ward,
Isaiah Crowell, School Committee,
B. L. Baker,
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Wm. P. Davis, Treasurer,
• Enrolling children and polls,
Selectmen, services,
A sses-ors, "
Overseers of the Poor, services,
Horse hire,
Amount raised for Town Officers,
In excess of sum raised,
$ 11
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20
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272
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35
96
21
314
115
90
171
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63 32
75
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77
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55
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$1,263 32 $1,263 32
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TAXES REMITTED.
Taxes remitted,'
$131 22
ABSTRACT OF ACCOUNTS.
Town Grant, $14,200 00
Support of Poor in Almshouse, $1,639 08
6. 1,150 99
322 98
469 26
1,374 70
87 08
3,084 69
332 24
3 50
36 00
• 788 33
79 38
119 80
3,673 11
1,263 32
622 65
131 22
25 49
70 00
179 46
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Other cities and towns,
Incidentals,
Repairs on public buildings,
Labor on farm,
Roads and bridges,
Clearing snow,
New roads,
Military aid, one-half,
Putting out fires,
Medical attendance,
Printing and advertising,
Support of schools,
Town Officers,
School books,
Taxes remitted,"
Hook and ladder,
Muskrats,
Well, •
In excess of sum raised,
Support of Poor,
Miscellaneous expenses,
Public buildings,
Roads and bridges,
New roads,
Support of schools,
Printing and Advertising,
Town Officers,
1,253 28
$15,453 28 $15,453 28
CR.
$ 86 95
296 50
DR.
.$387 78
174 70
84 69
473 11
19 80
63 3Q
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School books,
Dog fund,
Tuxes remitted,
Well,
Less surplus,
\ 20 54
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158 95
163 70
131 22.
$403 99 $1.657 27
403 99
$1.253 28
The excess in the above expenditures arises from the •cost
of heavy forest fires of last summer, which amounted to
$788.33, and of repairs on the West Yarmouth school house,
amounting to $396.91, for which contingencies no appropria-
tion had been made. It will also he seen that the Dog Fund,
amounting to $163.71, enters c•n the debit side of this ac-
count, the necessity of which arises from its having been paid
upon a town order ; these sums iu the aggregate amount to
$1348.94..
TOWN TREASURER.
Balance Jan'y 1st, 1886,
Received of I. B. Gage, Collector, 1885,
I. B. Gage, 1886,
State Treasurer School Fund,
from State Corporation Tax,
Paupers,
" National Bank Tax,
Aid Refunded,
Foreign Vessels,
Notes Discounted,
County Treasurer, Dog Fund,
Difference in check, 120,
Falmouth,
Brewster,
Harwich,
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$ 1,004 02
7,251 61
13,000 00
167 95
1,643 05
40 23.
1,141 82
105 00
482 70
3,450 00
163 70
52
141 05
70 85
17 25
18 75
196 58
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of Fish Committee,
as Whaling Ground sold,
" A. N. Paine, board of Lucy Baker,
as S. Briy, board of Lucy Baker,
as Calf sold,
as Beans sold, -
" Cement sold,
as 'Auctioneers' Licenses,
Billiard Room License,
Pedlar's License,
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Outstanding Orders, Januar) 1st, 1887,
TOWN TREASURER.
Support of Poor in Almshouse,
Support of Poor out of Almshouse,
Support of Poor in other Cities and Towns,
Support of Poor of other Cities and Towns;
Incidentals,
Labor on Farm,
Clearing Snow,
State and Military Aid,
Putting out Fires,
Medical Attendance,
Book and Ladder,
Musk Rats,
Repairs on Almshouse,
a{ as ti'wrn
4' 44 school -house, -
Ro.ids and bridagea;
New roads,
Well,
Schools,
School books,
Printing and Advertising?
Town officers,
113 89
19 50
36 00
13.00
6.40
3 84
7 00
2 00
2 00
8 00
132 07
$29,238 78
CR.
$1,698 32
1,150 99
322 98
209 54
469 26
87 08
332 24
120 00
788 33
79 38
25 49
70 00
55.66
535 92
790 12
3,084 69
3 50
179 46
3,673 11
622 65
119 80
1,263 32
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Taxes remitted, -
.Support of State Poor,
County tax,
State .aa
Bank 'a -
Sears School fund,
Notes,
Orders outstanding January 1, 1886,
Balance in Treasury January 1, 1887,
TOWN..
Sear, fund;
- Collecting taxes,
Outstanding orders January 1, 1887,
Estimated bills outstanding, -•
Balance
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in treasury,
from L B. Gage, Collector,
due from State and Military Aid, -
due from other cities and towns,
in hands of Road Connnissioners,
Towu owes to balance,
VALUATION OF TOWN MAY
Real Estate,
Personal Estate,.
Number of polls,
as as acres of land,
Rate of taxation her $1000,
181 22
67 50
1.610 28
1,88A 00
4,181 66
000 00
3.&00 00
88P. 71'-•
1,90 57
$29,208 78
$16,060 00
10 00
10g 07
100 00
$16,427 07
@A,
$1,fa5 57
6,g2$ 29
64 00
go 54
31 52
7,018 15
$16,441 07
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$688,878 00 -
706,439 00
$1,395,300 00 .
546
11,462
$10 00
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Number of dwelling houses, 498
• • horses, 222
64 64 cows, 174
« 64 sheep, 60
4. 44 persons paying poll tax only,184
.. {• {4 tax on property, 703
STEPHEN SEARS,
THACIIER T. BALLET,
DAVID S. MARCHANT,
Selectmen
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Yarmouth..
ROAD COMMI,S'fflO]JERiT REPORT.
SETH H. HAMBLIN, Roes COMMISSIONER. -
Seth Taylor, 100 hours, 20c., $20 00
Eben. R. Hamblin, 190 hours. 20c.,' 38 00
Calvin Hallett, 53 *• - 10 60
R. M. Marston, 85 17 00
D. G. Eldridge, gravel and hay, 27 56
William Cahoon. 16 hours, 20e., 3 20
Charles Dixon, 37 " 7 40
George H. Baker, 195 .44 . •' 39 00
Osborn E. Baker.185 " " 37 00
Berri 'White, 80 loads loam, 5c., 4 00
Albert Taylor, 45 loads clay, 4c., $1.80, 40 hours la-
bor, $8.00, - 9 80
George Hallett, 2d, 45 hours, 9 00
George W. Chase, 48 1-2 hours, 9 90
Edward B. Covill. 112 22 40
Joshua E. Howes, 1 05
David Whelden, 56 11 20
E. S. Mecarta, 67 44 13 41
Sylvanus Robbins, 40 8 00
N. B. Whelden, 40 800
Fred Smith, 16 •• 3 20
Benj. Gorham, 33 1-2 6 70.
James Gorham, 79 •' 15 80
Roland Kelley, SI
.1, W. Howes, X11
Thacker, po ' 111II,
Seo. E. \Vheht00, 40 1-2
, ohn G. Scoble, AI 1-2
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Wallace Thacher,
red E. Sherman, 111
Fred Gage,:
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,Jerenuah Robinson, 10
Eddie S. Thacker, i{ 1-2
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, Geo. W. Young, fit
Frank C. Baker, j j
William P. Bray, 94
Freeman nyder, r,
Henry F. Kelley, J0
,Joseph Gorham, if)
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Joshua Hanillin. ;Talc loads clay, 4c., $14.00. 30
hours, $0,110,
W. D. Loring, i1 Lours,
Allen and Henry 1114,1, 100 hours,
James G. llallel�
Freeman Howes,
Patrick Morgan,
George Ryder,
James H. Smith,
1 80
4 00
13 30
8 10
1 90
3 00
3 20
6 60
8 00
53
1? 00
2 20
14 80
1 00
2 00
4 00
40
158
1331
96
112
William Shields, )H t' hill,
Bennie E. Hall,'li� ;+ G. 12ic.,
F A. Merehaut, 40 .. 20c.,
Thomas Arey, and gravel, $2.40, 1131
$22.70,
Estate E. 13. 1lnmlilin horse, 5 hours, 20c.,
Charles Bassett., .10 :1. Inll,
Charles Ellis, o
Charles \W Elllrt, 241 hours,
James Ellis, 11 ..
Albert Tayl.r, 24()
Wm. Matthews, b2
Nathan Bassett,, 198
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44
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4'.
44
20 00
40
20 00
8 00
31 60
26 70
19 20
22 40
10 79
1 19
8 00
hours, '
25 10
1 00
82 35
14 70
5' 80
2 20
48 00
10 40
3;1 60
23
Samuel Cobb, 891 hours,
Harry Young, per bill,
I. M. Whittemore, 6
Charles Cahoon, 3u
Arch. Phillips, 124
Edward F. Smith, 10
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Daniel W. Cash, 243 loads hd'g, 4c., $9.72, 30hours,
• •• $6.00, '
John E. Ryder, 10 honr3,•
James A. Cash, 59
Thos. Matthews, 18 • " 15c.,
Chas. H. Gorham, 31 .. 20c.,
Allen Cash, 801
Joseph Bassett. 50
R. Howes, 50
William Park, 70
Oliver Ilallett, 150
Eben'A. Hallett, 50
S. T. Eldridge, 104
J. Usher, 78
J. W. Hamblin, 159
Joseph Thacher, 157
I. B. Gage, 20 "
Mrs. E. Gorham, 100 loads clay, 4c.,
G. H. Taylor, " " gravel, 4c.,
Phebe Matthews, 356 -" clay, "
John G. Thacher, per bill,
E. B. Hallet,
Lydia S. Crowell, 186 loads loam, 4c.,
Parker & Wood, per bill,
Hiram Whittemore, 341 loads clay, 4c.,
C. M. Bray, per bill,
Henry Cobb. 34 hours,
E. K. Arey, 4
ratriek Heffernan; 51 hours,
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2 00
11 80
2 70
65
16 10
10 00
• 10 00
14 00
30.00
10 00
2080
- 15 60
31 80
••31 40
4 00
4 00.
. 4 00
14 24
3 25
10 25
7 44
36 44
13 64
8 40
6 80
80
10 20
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Seth H. Hamblin, 389 loads clay, 4c., 815.56, ma-. _
teriul for fencing, $4.18, 978 hours at 20c., 215 33
$195.60, 3
J. G. Hallett, 32 hours, 6 4 3 460
Jos. Thaeher, 23 "
$1,439 84
Balance in hands of S. H. Hamblin, $ 171 36
300. 00
Drew from the town, 1, $1,471 36
1,439 84
Balance in hands of S. H. Hamblin,
DAVID SEARS, ROAD COMMISSIONER.
SOUTH SIDE.
labor with team,
• Heman Crowell, 60 hours'
Millard F. Jones, 20
I. P. Matthews, 30
Sturgis Crowell, 30
. Uriah H. Sears, 17
66 831 66
Charles Harwood, 70
Gilbert Studley, 20. •` "
Stephen 'ears, 30
B. Matthews, 311
'F. Matthews, 10
John E. Baker, 20
Freeman Myrick, 75
William White, 20
66 276 loads of loam at 6c. per load,
Henry Covell, 20 hours' labor with team,
1311 " 20c., hour,
66 66 66
66 66 66
66 66 66
f6 66 .66
66
66
66
66
66
66
" 66
66 66 66
66 + 66 "
44 46 66
at 20cts., per hour,
labor with team,
66
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66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
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66
66
66
66
66
66
4.
66
66
66
66
66
, H. N. Brooks, 10 66
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Vinney Crowell, 911"
1.; F. Robinson, ':t 15 -
Isaac W. Baker, 121 "
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$31 52
$24 00
• 8 00
12 00
12 00
6 80
16 70
28 00
' 8 00
12 00
12 60
4 00
8 00
30 00
8 00
16 56
8.00 .
2 70
200
18 30
3 00
2 5Q
25
Lot H. Sears. 1.0 hours' labor,
Daniel $row, 20' "
'Abner R. Wixon. 47 1-2 ••
N.. C. Chapman. 13 1.2 ••
B. Howland, 10 ••
A: Crowell, . 25 ••
David M. Chase, 121-2 ••
Orlando Wood. 81-4:•
Reuben Baker, 401-2
R. L. Baker, 70
Isaac W. Hall, 51 •`
Frank Campbell, 2 1-2 "
Nathan Sears. 35
H. V. Baker, 60
Ernest Baker, 80 1-2 "
J. H. Robinson, 12
H. E. Baker, 56
Joseph Cotelle, 20
J. R. Baker, 521-2 ;•
Robert Clarke, 52 1-2 "
William Chase, 35 `•
Franeis Wixon, 32 1-2'"
E S. Baker, 20
Isaiah Sherman, 66 1-2 "
66
66
66
W. T. Baker, 107
Nelson Baker, 12
George L. Rider, 2 1-2 •`
Junes Crowell, 20 ••
Eben Baker, 20 ••
Wilson V. Baker, '7 1-2 "
Crowell Baker, 10 ••
John N. Baker, 7 1-2
A. Whittemore, 23 1-4 "
1 sac B. [Kelley, 5 ••
A. W. Cahoon, 15
Rufus ,White, 50 "
66 66 11 1-1 "
,66
66
66
66
6:
66
20c., hour,
66 ..
66
66
66
66
66
66
2 00
4 00
9 50
2 70
2 00
44 s. 6. 5 00
2 50
1 65
8 10
28 00
10 20
37
7 00
12 00
1 i; 10
2 40
11,20
4 00
10 50
10.50
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66
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64
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66
66
6.
66
66
66
66
66
7 00
6 50
400
13 30
21 40
44
`• * 2 40
10e.. 6. 25
20c., ' `• 4 00
4 00
1 50
2 00
1 50
5 05
75
3 00
with team at 40c., 20 00
225
l6
66
66
66
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20e ,
66
66
66
66
66
66
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Thomas Collins, 30 hours' labor 20c., hour." : :. 6 00
John 11. Stetson, 73 1-2 11
1. F. Horner, 5 ..
•Jt•s. W. Fuller. 10
Fred'k A. Baker 83 3-4 [•
David S. Baker, 20 •1
W. R. Baker, 20 • ..
with team at 40c., 29 40
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33 50
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8 00
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56
50 40
4 00
80
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60
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75
20
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Alex Baker, 10 1/ .. •• ♦. - 4
J. K. R B. Sears, 800 loads of clay at 10c. per load, 80
Hatsel Crosby. 173 .• •. 11:am 4c. ..
H. Q.' Farris._ 6 feet drain "pipe, "
.. " .. 10 hours' labor witb team, -
Joshua'Baker. labor and material,
William T. Kenney, 6 hours' labor at 30c. per hour, 1
[• 6
[[ .. 2 1-2 a •1 1. 20c. ..
David -K. Akin. 14 lords sand at 4e. per load,'
1 .aiah Homer, 126 hours' labor with team,
Henry Taylor, _'10
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M. C. Gray. 10
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Joshua Baker. 13
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1 efue;.tio Lewis, 12 c. 61•6 2
Peregrine White, labor and material, 18
G. P. Matthews, 35 1 -2 -bows' labor with team, 40e.,' 14
John E. Baker. 10 .1 - 61.16 61 .• 4
Allen B. Baker, 70 [. ' 14 1.611 .• . 28
John ,Matthews. 10 1-2 a • at 20c., 2
John N. Baker, 10 1. 14 15e.. 1
A. B.•Hower, 10 41 [i * •. •• 1
Wing Bros.. 10 loads coal ashes, 1
David Nears, bill of labor,
Labor on washout,
$8.41 85
187 .17
$1,0.29 02
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$1,042 02 "
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JAMES ELLIS, ROAD COMMISSIONER.
WEST YARMOUTH.
B. F. Crocker, 1.4 acre of loam,
W. Hurst, 5 days with team,
J. K. Aldrich, 5 days with team,
Howard C. Taylor, 54 1-2 hours, 20c.,
Edward Lewis, 120 hours self and team,
Alex. B. Chase, 5 .. 14 ' ./ :[
Joshua S. Baker, 120 46 14 14 . 16
E. Baker, 120 "_ 14 [I i.
Elkanati Crowell, 80 14.4441
-Albert Berry, 220
B. H. Crowell, 50 f1 labor,
Stephen Marchant, 60
Eben Baxter, 65 11 . [.
C. E. Hallett, 120 1[ . self [1 •s
E. Baker. • 60 41 labor, -
Judah Crowell, 60 16 66
. Alex. Crowell, 2d, 60 • 1[
Geo. S. 'Taylor, 481-2
Le.ter Baxter, 40 i/ at 10c.
Walter 1{. Baxter, 40
Bennie C. Sears. 20
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I. 1. Tay.or,
0. B. Buck,
D. Humes,
Leo E. Taylor,
Luther Buck,
C. F. Higgins,
P. H. Baker,
J. E. Crowell,
E. Crowell,
S. Marchant,
J. R. Baxter,
60
60
60
47
60
60
50
60
40
35
60
J. F. Nickerson, 135
Q. B. Crowell, 60
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. 20 00
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24 00
200
24 00=•
24 00
16 00
44 00
10 00
"1200
13 00
,24 00
12 00
-1200
12 00
9.70
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2 00
12 00
12 00 .
12 00
9 40
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12 00
10 00
12 00
8 00
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27 00
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Richard Sears, 60 hours at 20c., 12 00
J. C. Desilver, 112 41 46 22 40
J. E. Baxter; 64 41 1• 10c., 6 40
H. F. Studley, 15 44 44 20c., 3 00
Joyce Taylor,- 150 '4 44 44 30 '00
B. Whelden, 50 4/ 44 44. 10 00
R. L. Taylor, 100 44 « 44 20 00
Fred D. Baker, 381-2 " 44 44 7 70
J. N. Bourne, 60 , 44 44 11 12 00
D. S. Marchant, 60 . •' team " 12 u0
E. D. Marchant, 60 . .4 labor 20c., 12 00
H. E. Coombs, 50 44 l4 20c., 10 00
I. F. Baker, 60 " 41 - 12 00
C. M. Huggins, 120 hours, self and team, 24 00
f4 one stub hoe, 1 00
James Ellis, 270 hours, 20c., -51 00
•• 551 loads loam, 4c., 22 1)4
E. E. Chase, 210 loads loam, 4c., 8 40
J. K. d; B. Sears, 10 14
Joyce Taylor, 1 60
James E. Baxter,' 80
Henry E. Coombs? 2 00
Isaiah F. Baker, 1 60
Jan es Ellis, 12 00
Geo. B. Lewis, 2 u0
Nelson Baxter. 1 60
Prescott H. Baker, 1 20 .
J. F. Nickerson, 1 60
C. M. Huggins, 3 20
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1886,
Drawn from "Town Treasurer,
Due from James Ellis, Jan. 11.t, 1887, •
$784 18
$ 83 10
663 34
37 74 .
-0784 18
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FINANCIAL REPORT.
OF THE.-
•
TOWN OFYARMOUTH
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31 1887.
YARMOUTH PORT. MASS.:
C. P. SWIFT & SON, STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
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ALMSHOUSE. •
Medical Attendance,'
Crocker & Eldridge, supplies,
Nathan W. Grush, herrings,
Elisha Parker, shoes,
Seth Hamblin, supplies,
John E. Ryder, dressing hogs,
L. Fuller & Co., grain,
David D. Kelley, supplies,
Stephen Eldridge, carting,
James Lack, supplies,
John Lundberg, repairing shoes,
Freeman Ryder, carting,
Albert Taylor, cutting and carting wood,.
Stephen Sherman.. salary,
A. C. Megathliii, meats,
D: B. Crocker & Co., supplies,
Fred R. Crocker, supplies,
E. D. Payne,
Mary Ann Robinson, marriage wardrobe,
Parker & Wood, supplies,
Isaac H. Thacber, "
Stephen Sherman, "
Elizabeth Gardner, burial expenses,
Yarmouth Register,
Fish,
Knowles & Co., supplies,
L. K. Chase, shoes,
E. S. Mecarta, fertilizer,
•
*59 00
88 82
6 00
1125
4 80
4 75
156 14
28 69
2-50
2 00
1 60
3 50
32 50
500 00
91 81
63 55
19 95
80 34
2 68
5 45
82 41
21 54
22 00
200
1 20
4 95
9 10
6 00
1
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Albert Taylor, supplies,
Carting and freight,
I. W. Munroe & Co., supplies,
John Thacher, paints,
Wm. N. Stetson, cow,
C. R. Bassett, supplies,
N. S. Simpkins, pigs,
A. H. Eldridge, supplies,
Charles E. Ellis, supplies,
Matthews & Payne, fuel,
R. D. Farris, supplies,
K. M. Taylor, paints,
Joel B. Hall, hardware,
T. T. Hallett, medicines,
By calves sold, .
By cement sold,
Net cost for the year,
$6 00
7 70
58 66-
5 40 •
40 00
45 98.
21 00
29 36
16 88
22 09'
3 23
10 21
17 34
28 29
*1,626 67
$12 00
10 50— $22 50
81,604 17
• SUPPORT OF POOR ODT OF ALMSHOUSE
SOUTH SIDE.
George Butler, shoes,
" " medicine,
" " supplies,
Josiah F. Baker, supplies,
Addie S. Baker, board,
medical attendance,
Ruth Baker, supplies,
Crowell Baker, ".
Ebenezer Baker, nursing,
John N. Baker, supplies,
Charity Baker, "
Cynthia Crowell, board,
Lewis B. Chase, boots,
Joseph Cotell, supplies,
*2 45
50
62 34— $65 29
14 38
32 00
4 75—
•
36 75
54 72
34 35
93 00
31 69
19 89
52 00
2 37
3 82
5
.Matthews C. Gray, supplies,
" " " medical attendance,
Nehemiah Goodwin, shoes,-
" supplies,
Nathan Robinson, board of boy,
Alfred White, supplies,
• " medical attendance, -
WEST YARMOUTH.
Lydia G. Bearse, supplies,
" house rent,
David Buck, supplies,
Susan Bearse, board,
" " medical attendance,
Mrs. Benj. Baxter, supplies,
" " " fuel,
Susan Hallett, supplies, .
shoes,
" ti fuel, , .,
James Holway, supplies,
Prentice Lewis, supplies,
medical attendance,
" " fuel,
, house rent,
Thankful Marchant, supplies,
f. house rent,
" '• nursing,
" medical attendance,
" " fuel,
John Orlando, supplies,
fuel,
Tamson Taylor, supplies,
NORTH SIDE.
Eunice Bray, board,
" medical attendance,
$37 72
70 00— $107.72
2 52
19 97-
16 00
46 00-
21 4S
39 40
62 00
- $638 87 •
$6 67'
5 00- $11 67
37 14
26 00
5 00— 31 00
6 97
3 00— 9 97
73 78
1 75
18 88=7 94 38
11 70
143 01
9 95
22 00
20 00— 156 96
60 08
30 06
28 00
39 25
3 00— 160 33
19 87
17 00— 36 87
2 00
$552 02
*55 00
4 00—' $59 00
,6
Dustin Whelden,.medical attendance,
Frank Cash,.medical attendance;
Mrs. Elnatban Eldridge, msdical attetil:,►►ce,
Jacob Olar, medical attendance, •
Samuel L. Taylor, moving' and burial expenses,.
Bertha Gray. medical attendance,
Gardner children, sundry expenses,
John Matthews, medical attendance,
" • " house rent.. .
South side,
West Yarmouth,
North side,
DUE FROM OTHER CITIES
Brewster, Mrs. Seth Walker,
" Sylvester Maker,
" . • Seth Taylor, constable.
Dennis, Samnel Baker, •
J. L. Rogers,
Priscilla Howland,
Chas. Saunders' child,
Falmouth, Mrs. Foster D. Studley,
Harwich, Nicholas Dixon,
Middleborough, Carlona Simmons,
New Bedford, Anthony Ellis,
State, Phillip Curran,
if
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*17 50
5 20
3 00
.21 25
579/
15'00
58 25
1 00
25 00— 26 00
*263 10
*638 87
55202
263 10—$1453 99
AND TOWNS.
*35 00
34 94 "
8 00— *77 94
10 90
4 03
12 25
15 00— 42 18
50 80
23 76
9 00
3 50
113 50
*320 68
PAID OTHER CITIES, TOWNS AND. INSTI-TUTIONS.
Taunton Hospital, Leonidas Lewis, 1886-87, *323 05
" • Henry J. Taylor 107 28— *430 33.
Mention, Samuel L. Taylor, 53 45
Barnstable, Sus:in H. Baker,
a Anna Webber,
13'46
33 50— 46 96
$530 74
7
RECAPITULATION.
Amnia raised for support of poor,
Cost in almshouse,
Cost out of almshouse,
Paid other cities, towns and institutions,
Expended in excess of sum raised,
Travelling expenses,
Rent of pound,
Recording births, deaths and marriages,
Water, town house,
Straps for hearse, South Yarmouth,
Official apparatus,
Sweeping town house,
Postage,
Express, .-
Record Books,
Copying transfer book,
Land, U. G. Eldridge,
Tramp,
Hook -and ladder house,
Joseph Walker, loss of horse,
Repairing and lettering guide posts,
Recording deed,
Rent tor sealer of weights and measures,
Care of hearse, David Sears,
Wm. P. Davis, to legislative conference,
Care of hearse and repairs, W. D. Loring,
Stationery,
Insurance, town house,
INCIDENTALS.
•
*3400 Olt
188 90
•
*1604 17
1453 99
530 74•
43588 90: *3588 90
*27 62_
1 50
29 65'
1 75
3 50
13 03
1 10
7 00
1 15
46 00
10 06
75 00
1-00
3 04
18 00
25 .84
1. 17
12 00
. 5 00
3 84
6 27
14.65
2 40
*310 48
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LABOR ON FARM.
Freeman Ryder,
Posts,
James T. Chase,
Edward Covil,
James T. Chase,
John Cobb,
" "s
Horse,
. •
CLEARING SNOW.•
David Sears,
Seth 11. Hamblin,
James Ellis,
MILITARY AID.
John E. Ryder,
Gilbert Lewis,
PUTTING OUT FIRES.
Manchester Ballet,
Joseph Nickerson,
Sturges Crowell,
MUSKRATS AND SKUNKS..
Paid for 205 muskrats, at 25 cents,'
" " 123 skunks, " "
iIII lilllll _ _ .
*5 50
8 90
33 07
1 00
.4 40
18 50
4 65
5 25
*81 27
$50 30
150 78
54 90
*255 98
• *72 00
80 00
9
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised for miscellaneous expenses, *1200 00
Incidentals, _ 8310 48
Labor on farm, 81 27
Clearing snow, ` 255 98
Military aid; • 152 00
Putting out fires, 12 10
Muskrats and skunks, 82 00
Unexpended balance, 306 17-81200 00
REPAIRS ON ALMSHOUSE.
Material and repairs,
REPAIRS ON SCHOOL -HOUSES.
North side,
South side,
West Yarmouth,
*79 83
84 15
120 49
177 12
*301 76
RECAPITULATION.
Amt. raised for repairs and painting public buildings, 8500 00
*152 00 Repairs on almshouse, $79 83.
" " school-Iwuses, 301 76
Unexpended balance, 118 41— 8500 00
*3 50
3 45 ROADS AND BRIDGES.
5 15 Amt. raised for repairs on roads and bridges, 3130 00
812 10 Seth H. Hamblin, 81300 00
David Sears, 855 36
James Ellis, 737 74
Repairs on bridges, 120 56
451 25 Tending draw, 40 00
30 75 Unexpended balance, 76 34—*3130 00
*82 00
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NEW ROADS.
Amount raised for new road%
James Ellis, Point Gammon road,
Albert Berry, do., do.,
WELL, NORTH SIDE.
Unexpended balance from 1887, •• $20 54
Repairs and new pump, $16 75
Unexpended balance, 3 79— $20 54
: • :
$500 00
$388 00
8112 00— $500 00
INJURY ON HIGHWAY.
•
Lucy A. Eldridge,
STATE AID.
Mercy C. Crowell,
Teacherssalaries,
Janitor,
Ventilators,
Cleaning house,
Fuel,
Sundries,
Sears fund,
Teachers' salaries,
Janitor,
Cleaning house,
Fuel,
• :
Teachers' salaries,
SCHOOLS.
NORTH SIDE.
SOUTH SIDE.
W EST YARMOUTH.
$212 00
$48 00
$1339 53
53 55
10 00
11 75
36 93
1 90
$800 00 —
$1453 66
• $1080 00
94 68
23 42
65 32
$1263. 42
*547.50
1 1.
Janitor,'
Fuel,
Cleaning house,
$20 00
48 25
4 20
$619 95
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised for support of schools. $3500 00
Expended north side, $1453 66 '
" south side, 1263 42
" West Yarmouth, 619 95"
Unexpended balance, 162 97-- -
$3500 00 $3500 00
SCHOOL BOOBS.
Amount raised by town, $300 00
,Dog fund, -184 41— $484 41
Books by Wm. J. Davis, 97 42
" " B. L Baker, 89 51
" " Alex. B. Chase, 129 98
Unexpended balance, 167 50
•
$484 41
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
C: F. Swift & Son;
George Otis,
Amount raised for printing and advertising
Unexpended balance, _
$29 50
68 75
26 75
$484-41
$125 00
• $125 00 $125 00
TOWN OFFICERS' AND COMMITTEES' FEES.
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS.
TF. Drew,
F. A. Baker, .
Wm. P. Davis,
L •B. Gage, -
$21 0.0
21 00
17 00
13 00— $72 00
1
Seth Taylor, John Stetson,
B. L. Baker,
A. B. Chase,
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CONSTABLES.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE. '
ASSESSORS.:
Assessors,
Selectmen,
Overseeing poor,
Horse hire,
Auditors,
Moderator, C. F. Swift,
Collector, I. B. Gage,
Sealer Weights and Measure, Stephen Wing,
Treasurer, Wm. P. Davis,
$2 00
8 00— $10 00
35 00
30 00— 65 00
136 85
•21725
130 20
11200— 607 30
8 00
5 00
288 37
10 00
75 00
$1140 67
Amount raised for town officers,
Unexpended balance,
• TAXES REMITTED.
Taxes Remitted,
1200 00
59 33
$1200 00 $1200 00
COPYING RECORDS.
Amount raised for copying records,
Paid for copying records,
Unexpended balanbe,
$164.06
$150 00
58 50
91 50
E50 00 $150 00
ABSTRACT OF ACCOUNTS.
IV kx
Town grant,
Support of poor in almshouse,
" « u out of «
...I IIII 1111
$14,805 00
$1604 17
• 1453 99
.13
Paid other citiesand towns,
Incidentals,
\1 Labor on farm,
Cleaning snow,
Military aid one half,
Fires,
Muskrats and skunks,
Repairs on public buildings,
Interest on Sears fund,
Roads and bridges,
New. roads,
Injury on highway.
Schools,
School books,
Printing and advertising,
Town officers,
Taxes Remitted,
Copying records,
Unexpended balance,
Support of poor,
Miscellaneous, •
Public buildings,
Roads and bridges,
Schools, •
School books,
Printing and advertising,
Tow n .offi cers,
Lucy Eldridge,
Taxes Remitted,
Military aid one half,
Copying records,
Surplus,
4530 74
310 48
81 27
255 98
76 00
• 21 10
82 00
381 59
800 00
3053 66
500 00
212 00
3337.03
316 91
98 25
1140 67
164 06
58 50
335 60
$14805 00 914805 00
DR. CR.
$18890-
$306 17
118 41
:76 34
162 97.
16 91
26 75
59 33
_212 00
164 06 ,
76 00
91 50
$581 87 $91? 47
335 60
$917 47 $917 47
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DR. .
Balance January 1, 1887,
Note discounted at 5 per cent. for three months,
Received from city:of Taunton,
" town of Brewster,
" " Harwich,
" " Barnstable,
" Falmouth,
" " Dennis,
Fish committee,
valves,
cement,
rent of salt marsh,
auctioneers' licenses,
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" repairs Bass River upper bridge,
" State cattle commissioners,
" State paupers,
" Corporation tax,
" National Bank tax,
" State aid,
a a a a
Orders outstanding January 1, 1888,
Received from school fond,
". -" dog fund,
a
" I. B. Gage, collector, 1886-7,
a a a " 1887-8,
TOWN TREASURER..
CR.
Support of poor, in almshouse,
out of almshouse,
" " in other cities and towns,
it of a a a a
Incidentals,. ' '
.$1955' 57
1481`25
3 87
52 12
2013
15 00
72 50
21 05
.37 00
12.00
10 50
1 50
4 00
18 64
14 40
88 93
1869 07
1144 93
36 00
48.00
713: '14
170 14
184 41
6223 79
12,700 00
826,897 94
81626 67
1453 99
530 74
320 68
310 45
Labor on farm, -
Clearing snow,
State and Military aid„
Fires, ' .
Muskrats and skunks, --
Repairs of public buildings, .
" ou roads and bridges,
Well, North side,
Lucy :A. Eldridge, ; .
Schools,
School books,
Printing and advertising,
Town officers,
Taxes remitted,
Copying records,
New, roads,
Repairs on almshouse,
Outstanding orders January 1, 1887, , .
Note,
Sears fund,
County tax,
State tax.
Bank tax,
Balance January 1, 1888,
Sears fund,
I. B. Gage, collector,
Outstanding orders,
Estimated bills outstanding,
431 27
255 98
200 09
. 12 10.
5209
301 76
S053.65
16 75
212 00
.3337 03
346.91
9823
1140 67
164 06
58 50
500 00
79 83
13207
1500 00
915 00
1182 17
2002 50•
4596 53
2416. 34
426,897 94
TOWN. .
DR.
416,000 00
• •159 00
713 14
200 00— 417,072 14
CR.
Balance in treasury,
from I. B. Gage, collector,
" " State and Military aid,
82416 34.
8985.09
124 00
Vr IW 'vr^+r. rtrr'i00llilligall GlIYWWIIIIIIr_ I mod., irl .S34 li a.Ala urs
- l•6
Balance from other cities and towns, 8320 68
Town owes to balance,
VALUATION OF TOWN MAY 1ST.
Real Estate, Building, 8448,205
. uLand, 245,389
.
462,438
248,598
5826 03-417,072 14
Personal Estate, - -
" " Bank Stock,
Total valuation,
Number of dwelling houses,
horses,
".cows,
" sheep,
" " acres of land, .
" " persons paying poll tax only,
" .. " tax on property,
Total number of persons assessed,
STEPHEN SEARS, ) Selectmen
THAC H ER T. BALLET, } Yarmouth. o
EDWARD LEWIS,
Yarmouth, Mass., Jan. 7th, 188 8.
The nndersigned have examined the foregoing account of
the Selectmen of Yarmouth and hereby certify that they are cor-
rect to this date, the total sum expended being fourteen thousand
two hundred and sixteen and j dollars, for which vouchers
have been shown. _
8693,594
711,036
81,404,630
498
224
180
60
11,673
180
663
843
D. B. CROCKER, I Auditors.
DANIEL WING,
!lrrr ■ - Y IYI111Y I IIIb i4Jkir.L.,1
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ROAD COMMISSION ELLS' REPUR.T..
SETH H. HAMBLIN IN ACCOUNT .WITH TOWN OF YARMOUTH.
Labor on Roads.'
William P. Bray, 108 hours, 20c.,
Stephen T. Eldridge, 242 1-2 hours,
Oliver Hallett, per bills,
James Lack, 37 1-2 hours,
I. 11 'I'haeherper bill,
G. T. Gorham, 266 clay and gravel, 5c.,
Charles M. Bray, per bill,
Patrick Morgan, 1.27 hours, .
Joshua E. Howes, 6 1-2 hours, 15c.,
George -Young, 551-2 "
James H. Smith, 123 3-4 ."
Fred Smith, 15 "
J. 11. Hamblin, 60 1-2 at 20c., 95 at 15c:,
7 posts. 12c.,
Patrick Heffernan, 59 1-2 hours, . •
George E. Baker, 150 It
Richard Marston, 34 "
Thomas Arey, 101 honrs, 20.20, clay 50c.,
Allen Cobb, 72 1-2 " 14.50 " 3.68
Henry A. Cobb, 2 hours,
George W. Chase, 50 1-4 hours,
Albert Taylor, 254 `4 '
Nathan Bassett, 212 1-4 • "
John E. Ryder, 110 •
Osborne E. Baker,150
Freeman Ryder, 102 3-4 "
John Hinckley, per bill,
821 60
48 45.
8 20
7. 50
.24..93
13.30
-"27 91
25 40
98
11 10'
24 75
3 00
26 55
. 84
11 90
30.00
6 80
20 70
18 18
40
10 05
50 80
4.2 45
22 00
30 00
20 55
2 82
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Edward B. Covell, 96 hours,
1 w _ George Ryder, 77 3-4 "
Seth Taylor, 158 3 4
Arch Phillips. . 143
Allen Cash, 214 1-2
Allen Cash, Jr., 25
Wm. Shields, 82 •
Sylvanus Robbins, 45
Elam S. Mecarta, ' 62 34
Heirs Joshua Eldridge estate, per bill,
A. A. Phillips, 10 hours, -
Lydia L. Crowell, 128 loads loam, 5c.,
John Lundberg, 8 1-2 hours, ,
Osborne E. Baker, per bill,
A. H. Eldridge, 45 hours, 35c.,
E. W. Eldridge, 45 hours, 20c.,
Albert H. Eldridge, 30 hours,
Benj. Gorham, 30 "
' Elnathan Eldridge, 30 ". •
l• Frank Chase, 7 " -15c.,•
Eben R. Hamblin, 118 1-2 hours, 20c.,
Eldridge Taylor, 8 "
Wm. White, 120loads .loam 6c.,
E. J. Thacher, 50 hours, 15c.,
Edmund Walker, 9 hours, 35c.,
J. E. Sturdy, 160 loads sand, 86.40,•5 hours, 20c,
George Hallett, 2d, 70 hours, 30c:,
George A. Bray, 15 " 20c.,
Ernest Bray, 10' "
- James Gorham, 95 3-4 "
Calvin Hallett, 17 "
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Charlie Robbins, 6 " 15c.,
Freeman Howes, 2091 20c.,
Charles W. Swift, 46 1-2 " 15c.,
J. G. Hallett, 115 20c.,
R. W. Park, 46
Mrs. J. B. Crocker, 62 loads of sand, 6c.,
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31 75
28 60
42 90
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16 40
9 00
12 52
4 68
2 00
6 40
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15 75
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6 00
6 00
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1 05
23 70
1 60
7 20
7 50
3 15
$1.00 7 40
21 00
3 00
2 00
19 15
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2 20
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6 98
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Alfred Gorham, labor and sand,
T. B. Pulsifer, 62 loads clay, Sc.,
Manchester Hallett, per bill,
N. B. Wheldeu, 5 hours, 200.,
Alfred Howland; 471 hours, 20c.,.
J. A. Ellis; 68 "
Edward Bray, 40 ": 15c.,
C. W. Ellis, 40 "• 20c,
James W. Ellis, 30 "
J. W. Smith, _ 30 "
Frank Arey, 10
Wm. Baker, 20 " 150.,
Charles Chase, 20. 20c.,
Seth Walker, 20 "
E R. Arey. 20
Frank 1Vhelden, 15
Charles Ellis, per bill,
Charles Nickerson, 341 "
Juan Chase, 171 "
A. C. Snow, per bill,
D. G. Eldridge, per bill,
G. 11. Baker, per bill,
Samuel Cobb, 46 hours, -
Oliver Matthews, 120 loads hardening, 4 cents,
Michael Raveney, 8 hours, 20 cents,
David Whelden, 50 "
Fred. Ii. Marchant 40 "
_Charles Bassett, per bill, .
Joseph Gorham, 102. hours,
Polly Robinson, 140 loads clay, 4 cents,
°' " land damage,
Jeremiah Chase, 11 hours, 20 cents,
Joseph Thacher, . 20 "
N. W. Grush, 25
Jolin Scobie, 41
William Cahoon, 10
Geo. T. Chase, 431
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6 90
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22 92
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8 00
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5 60
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R Howes, 7 hours, 20 cents,
Leonard Ellis, 8: " "
William Robbins, 27} " "
Seth 13. Hamblin, 445 " 35 cents,'
'[ " " 579 loads clay, 5 cents,
Balance in hands of Town Treasurer, 1886,
Drew from Town Treasurer,
$1 40
-1 75
\ 5 50
155 75
28 95
$1,393 66
31 52
$1,362 14
1,300 00
Balance due S. IL: Hamblin, ' *62 14
ACCOUNT OF LABOR AND MATERIAL EXPENDED ON ROADS IN
SOUTH YARMOUTH BY DAVID SEARS, COMMISSIONER
FOR THE YEAR 1887.
David Sears, bill for labor,
William F. Kenney, 301 hours labor at 30 cents,
Allen Farris, labor and material,
Alexander Baker, 30 hours labor with team at 30 cents,
[� " 10 " " " 20 [[
Thomas Collins, 67 hours labor at 20 cents,
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John F. Campbell, 10 hours labor at 15 cents,
Vinny Crowell, 63 " " 20 "
Russell D. Farris, 10 hours labor with team at 30 cents,
William Chase, 321 hours labor r at 20 cents,
Si el'
Isaiah Sherman, 591 "
I. P. Farris, 35 "
David M. Farris, labor,
Joseph Clark, 10 hours labor at 20 cents,
Leston Gray, 10 "
Alfred White, 10 hours labor with team at 30 cents,
Fred. A. Baker, 80 " "
Charles H. Harwood, 961 hours labor with team at 30 cts, 28 95
Alonzo Chase, 551 hours labor at 20 cents, . 11 10
Isaiah Homer, 109 hours labor with team at 30 cents, 32 70
" 2 stub hoes at $1.00 apiece,- ' 2' 06
Frank Homer, carting two loads stone, 2: 00
$190 98
9 15
4 77
9 00
2 00
13 40
75
1 50
12 60
3 ,00
6 50
11 50
7 00
25
2 00
2 00
3 00
24 00
416
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IIriah H. Seals, 201 hours labor at 20 cents,
" " " 87 " " " 30
William White, 131 loads loam at 6 cents per load,.-
" carting 4 loads stone,
" 10 -hours labor with team, -
James Chase, 65 hours labor at 20 cents, ' •
Daniel Brown, 15 "
" "
Joshua Baker, 12 hours labor on road at 20.eeuts,
Reuben Baker, 18 hours labor at 20 cents,
Peregrine White., labor and material,
Joshua Baker, 8811 hours labor at 15 cents,
Spencer Ellis, 511
lym. White, 2d, 26 "
Isaac 11 all, 26 " 14 "
Peregrine White, 74 loads loam at 5 cents per load,
Austin Whittemore, 20 hours labor at 20 cents,
A.. W. Cahoon, 45 "
Henry M. Brooks, 331 " _ "
Eben Baker, - 15 ". " "
James A: Robinson, 15 '" " •
J. K. & B. Sears, 597 loads clay at 10 cents per. load,
Allen B. Baker, 60 hours labor with team,
I: P. Matthews. 15 "
A. H. Baker, 10 loads shells,
A. M. Homer, 10 hours labor,
. William H. Eldridge, 25 hours labor with team,
Nathan T. Sears, 8 hours labor,
Remegio Lewis, 5 " - _.. __
Nathan B. Cahoon, 38 hours labor at 20 cants, -
Henry W. 'Baker, 15 .
Henry Cobe1l, 15 "
Nelson Baker, 27s " "
Heman Crowell, 35 hours labor with team at 30 cents;
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Luther R. Brown. 15 " • " 30 "
John H. Stetson, 30 " " " 30 "
F. A. Campbell, 421 " " at 15 cents,
Estate of Oliver Matthews, 240 loads loam at. 4 cents,
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7 86;
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1300
. 300'
2 40-
3 60
15 65
13 28
7 73'
3 90
3 90
3 70.
4 00
9 00
6 70
3 00
3 00
59 70'
18 00
4 50'
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1 50
7 50-
1 20
1.00
7 60
3 50
300
5.57
10 50
200
4 50
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9 60
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Frank F. Collins, 5 hours labor at 15 cents, ' 80 75
Henry F. Crowell, 32 ". " 20 ." 6 40
J. K. & II. Sears,fencing, . 5 82
Ernest Baker. 90 hours labor at 20 cents, 18 00
Timothy Cotelle, 71 " . " " " 1 50
Osborn Chase, 45 " . 4‘ a " 9.00
David S. Baker, 15 " " with team at 30 cents, 4 50
Abner Wixon, 30 " " at 20 cents, 6 00
Watson F. CalioCin, 73/ ." , 64 44 4. 14 70-
Gilbert. Studley, 151 " a" . 30 " .4 75
Akira F. Wixon, _ 50 _ ".. . " 20 a
.- . 10 00
John N. Baker, 10 " . " 15 a 1 50
John E. Baker, 90 loads -soil, 3 60
Albert H. Cotelle, 10 hours labor at 20 cents, 2 00
Bernard L. Baker,.15 hours labor with tam at 30 centa, 4 50
William T. Baker, 15 " " at 20 cents, 3 00
0, F. Wood, 15 " " 4 " 3 00
Hebron V. Baker, 121 " " " 4 . 2 50
Freeman Myrick, 40 44 " with team at 30 cents, 12 00
" 4 10 " _ " with double team at 45 cts., 4 50
John D. Kelley, 4 " " at 20 cents, - . 80
Jeremiah Eldridge, 25 hours labor with team at 30 cents, 7 50
Ambrose G. Robinson, 10 hours labor at 15 cents, 1 50
Mrs. Polly Berry, 8 loads loam, 50
Wing Brothers, nails, 14
Allen Farris, 40 hours labor at. 20 cents, 8 00
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JAMES ELLIS IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWS OF YARMOUTH.
_ For Labor oa Island Road.
Sethilamblin, services on Island road, , . - 84 00
Joshua S. Baker, labor, Island road, Vi hours, at 15 cts„ 11 55
78 " " 11 70
54 8 10
9 20 1 80
. 1 80
Albert Berry,
Chas. E. Hallett,.
R. Lewis Taylor,
Timothy Cotelle,
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'Daniel Humes,
Richard Sears,
John R. Baxter,
Wm. Marchant,
Geo. S;-'raylor,
A. L Baker,
J. E. Crowell,
William White,
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services, - " •
David Sears, labor,
Daniel Wing, services,
Henry Coombs, labor,
Geo. K. Crocker, "
William Cotelle,
Joyce Taylor,
Ebenezer Baker,
B. C. Sears,
Fled D. Baker,
Dennis Cotelle,
Joe E. DeSiiva,
R. L. Taylor,
D. S. Marchant,
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Joseph N. Bourne, "
Luther Buck,
Edward Lewis, 4t
. J. C. DeSiha, Jr., "
Nelson Baxter, "
Alexander Crowell, "
Leo E. Taylor,
Jos. Nickerson,
Oris 13. Crowell,
E. Crowell;
Elnathan Baker,
S. Marchant,
Zenas Baxter,
James E. Baxter,
Jas. Ellis's horse,
James Ellis,
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Labor -"on Road.
Howard Taylor, labor, 30 hours, 20 cts.,
Charles Hallett, " 151 " 15
Darius Cotell; " 30 , 20
George S. Taylor, "
E. Baker,
C. M. Huggins,
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E. Lewis,
J. F. Nickerson,
D. S. Marchant,
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Joe E. DeSilra,
Geo. K. Crocker, " 78 " 20
Joseph N. Bourne, " 87 "
Theodore F. Drew, " 76f " 15.
J. E. Crowell, " 108 "
Luther Buck, " 88 " 20
Alexander Crowell," 70 "
J. S. Baker, " 176 " 15
C. F. Huggins, -" 934 " - 15
Joshua E. Baker, ". 18 " 20
Joyce Taylor, " 128f " 15
Henry Coombs, " 10 " 20
Harris Cotelle, " 10 " 10
Dustin Baker, " 10 " 20
Timothy Cotelle, " 40
Daniel Humes, " 60
J. F. Baker, " 60
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Judah Crowell,
A. L. Baker,
Richard Sears,
13. C. bears,
1'. 11: Baker,
Fred 11. Baker, `
Willie Marchant,
Jolin Baxter,
.Joseph Buck,
Lestou Baxter,
J. K. Aldrich,
S. Marchant,
0. B. Brow•ell,
Walter Baxter,-
Isaiah
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Wm. Hurst,
11. F. Studley,
Joe DeSilver,
Nelson Baxter,
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Zenas Baxter,
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22 80
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FINANCIAL REPORT
-O! THZ-
TOWN OFYARMOUTH
_FOR THS_
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1858.
YARMOUTHPORT, MASS.:
PRINTED AT THE CAPE COD ITEM JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
1889.
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GENTLEMEN: -
We have the- honor to present you with this, our yearly
report, and we congratulate you upon the excellent condition
of the town's finances. _ _ • . _ - -- :—
The
The past year in many ways has been a very satisfactory
one to your Selectmen. This is especially true in regard to
the department of the poor. The Ahnshouse, notwithstand-
ing the loss'of its Superintendent, has, under Mrs. Sherman,
lost none of its efficiency. It has at the present time but
nine inmates, the smallest number for many years. Only
one death has occurred during the past year. Fred Gardner
died Dec. 26th, 1888.
Your Overseers of the Poor have been untiring in their
efforts to reduce the expenses of the charity department.
They- have succeeded so well that they now recommend the
raising of but two thousand dollars for the coming year for
that purpose.
--Due to .the requirements of the new law relating to voting,
the interior of our Town -house must be materially changed.
For this purpose one hundred dollars is needed. The School
house in South Yarmouth should he painted and the grounds
graded. This will cost about two hundred and fifty dollars.
The grounds about the West Yarmouth Schoolhouse also need
grading. The cost of this is estimated at seventy-five dol-
lars.
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1 five hundred dollars for the above-named and other needed
improvements.
• Upon an examination of the annexed report you will see
that the appropriation for the repairs on public buildings was -
exceeded by $260.24. The excess was caused by the neces
1' sity of painting the Schoolhouse nn the north side of the
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:1 town and the Almshouse the former at a cost of $148.65 and
the latter at a cost of $194.54, making a total of $343.19,
which was an expense not expected by your committee on
appropriations last year..
The apparent excess of $95.28 in the total expenditure
above the town grant is more than covered by the overlay.
ings on taxes and therefore cannot be considered a debt.
Trusting this report will meet with your approval, we are,
Your obedient servants,
STEPHEN SEARS,
THACHER T. HALLET, } Selectmen:
EDWARD LEWIS,
POOR FROM 1879. TO 1888.
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ALMSHOUSE.
Edward B. Hallett, iron work, •
Benjamin Gorham, repairing shoes,
Sylvanus Robbins, fish,
Seth H. Hamblin, pork,
Chas. R. Howes, beef,
Edward- S. Chase, cutting and carting wood,
C. F..Swift, Register,
James G. Hallett, carting,
T. T. Ballet, tobacco,
L. K. Chase, shoes,
Carting,
Potatoes and Freight,
Mrs. Polly Sherman, clothing and supplies,
Andrew H. Eldridge, supplies.
J. E. Sturdy,
• Dress Making,
Parker & Wood, potatoes,
Apples and supplies,
Freeman Ryder, supplies,
R. D. Farris,
D. D. Kelley,
T. T. Hallet, " and medicine,
Matthews & Payne, coal,
Joel B. Hall, supplies,
K. M. Taylor,
Oliver Hallett, . ,"
Supt. Salary,
A. C. Megathlin, meat,
N. T. Hallett, supplies,
John E. Ryder, dressing hogs,
T. B. Pulsifer, medical attendance,
Pigs,
E. D. Payne, supplies,
C. R. Bassett,
I. H. Thatcher, ..
D. B. Crocker, «
$ 1 30
1 60
27 00
26 80
11 72
43 50
2 00
4 50
10 50
24 16
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15 89
13 00
14 20
4 92
3 75
3 75
9 24
7 61
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30 46
48 24
16 33
7 45
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350 '00
114 27
30 95
4 00
19 50
24 00
54 62
89 65
77 46
45 42
Crocker & Eldridge, supplies,
L. Fuller & Co., grain,
$116 98'-:`
210 82
CREDIT.
By the Estate of Benj. Baker, $49 12
Calf and Fowls, 10 25
Calf, 5 60
Board of Carolna Simmons, 22 50
Net Cost in Almshouse, 1,407 28
$1,494 75 $1,494 75
SUPPORT OF POOR OUT OF ALMSHOTJSE.
NORTH SIDE.
John Matthews, house rent by Chas. Ellis, $12 50
James T. Chase, groceries by Knowles & Co., 4 83
Mrs. Anthony Montcalm, groceries by Knowles & Co., 5 00,
SOUTH SIDE.
Ruth Baker, fuel by David Sears,
, / " Frank Homer,
med. attendance by Dr. Call,
groceries by Wing Bros.,
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64 " shoes, E. T. Baker,
$ 9 25
3 50
13 85
11 79
15 31
36 00
1 25
Matthews C. Gray, groceries by Obed Baker,
George Butler, groceries by Farris, Wing & Kelley,
Cynthia Crowell, hoard by Samuel Pierce,
Celia Tripp, burial by M. H. Crowell,
Charity Baker, fuel by David Sears, 3 50
groceries by Wing Bros., 33 02
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James Robinson, groceries by E. Baxter,
Crowell Baker, groceries by R. J. Baker, 8 22
fuel by David Sears, 1 75
med. attendance by Dr. Call, 2 50
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$53 70
37 25
6 45
26 18
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16 52
16 91
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Wilson V. Baker, burial by M. H. Crowell, _
Alfred White, 2d, med. attendance by Dr. 31 85
C. H. Call,
Alfred White, 2d, groceries by Wing Bros., 18 62
Ebenezer Baker, med. attendance by Dr. Call,
John N. Baker, groceries by Z. P. Howes, 117 1202
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„ 64 .64 •< « R.D. Farris, 3278
$28 00
50 47
6 00
50 92
$371 37
WEST YARMOUTH.
Prentice Lewis, med. attendance by Dr. $7 00
Fossett,
Prentice Lewis, groceries by Isaiah Crowell, 122 00
house rent by A. B. Chase,: 20 00
$149 00
Susan Hallett, groceries by J. E. Crowell, 16 75
61 6• fuel by T. Crocker & Son, 4 25
t{ t{ ff " Jas. Ellis, 12 00...
" H. B. Chase & Son, 14 00
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Susan Bearse, board by Alex. Marchant,
John Orlando, groceries by J. E. Crowell,
t. « fuel by Matthews & Payne,
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fuel by L. Fuller & Co.,
carting by C. F. Huggins,
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South Side,
Webt Side,
13 25
6 25
5 75
12 50
1 50
,47 00
52 00
39 25
$287 25
22 33
371 37
287 25
$680 95
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PAID OTHER CITIES, TOWNS AND INSTITUTIONS.
$33.30
55 25
6 50
9 28
67 15
14 55
$186 03�
Taunton Lunatic. Hospital; Leonidas Lewis,
Barnstable, Anna Webber,
Josiah F. Baker,
Susan Baker,
Dennis, Betsey Crowell,
Gloucester, Fanny Cash,
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised for support of poor, $3,000 00
_. Cost in Almshouse, , $1.407 28
Cost out of Almshouse, 680 95
Paid other towns, cities and institutions, 186 03
Unexpended balance. 735 74
$3,000 00 $3,000 00
DUE FROM OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS.
Brewster, Mrs. Seth Walker, .
°' Sylvester Maker,
{{ Solomon Maker,
Harwich, Nicholas Dixon,
Falmouth, Mrs. E. B. Studley,
Dennis, Joshua Chase,
Samuel Baker,
State, George Butler,
Chatham, Mrs. N. C. Chapman,
Middleboro, Carlona Simmons,
INCIDENTALS.
Joseph Bourne, burying horse,
Abstract of conveyance,
Postage,
Charlotte Hallett, rent of land for hearse house,
Notary Public,
$17 50
30 00
6 04
59 63
52 83
21 54
18 00
65 90
32 43
4 75
$308 62 _
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10 00
8 85
4 00
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Detection of Clarence Baker, $25 00
Deed, telegram and postage, 1 90
Insurance, West Yarmouth Schoolhouse, 6 00
on Almshouse, 3 90
Sweeping Town-ho4e and justice fees, 75
David Sears, care of hearse, • 5 00
Insurance on Schoolhouse, South Side, 6 60
Examining bank and corporation returns, 14 56
r Repairs on pump, North Side, 21. 15
Manton H. Crowell, returning 32 deaths, 8 00
Joshua S. Baker, care of hearse, 8 00
Wm. D. Loring, " " 6 95
°' 44returning deaths, 4 00
`° t6driving hearse, 2 00
Wm P. Davis, recording deaths, 6 10
births,
marriages,
Stephen Eldridge, carting water and sweeping,
C. M. Bray, drainpipe and labor, Common Pond,
Seth H. Hamblin, pound rent two years,
Expenses on Bass River Canal, hearing including
legal advice, 136 20
Freight and telegrams, : . 1 10
Stationery, . 45 60
Repairs on pump, South Side, 5 00
Wm. J. Davis, enrolling stockholders, 1 00
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LABOR ON FARM.
Freeman Ryder,
Edward Covil,
Edward S. Chase,
David Sears,
CLEARING SNOW.
$391 70
$27 20
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$49 90
$4 60
$4 60
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John E. Ryder,
Mercy C. Crowell,
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MILITARY AID.
STATE AID.
PUTTING OUT FIRES.
Manchester Hallett.
Frank Homer,
Joseph F. Nickerson,
MUSKRATS.
Paid for 167 muskrats at 25c.,
$10400
72 00
.$176 00
$48 00
$48 00 "
$475
43 50
15 37
863 62
$41 75
$41 75
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised for miscellaneous expenses, . $1,000 00
$391 70
. 49 90
4 60
176 00
63 62
41 75
272 43
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Incidentals,
Labor on farm,
Clearing snow,
Military aid,
Patina out fires,
Muskrats,
Unexpended" balance,
REPAIRS ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Amount raised for repairs on Public Buildings, •$3Q0 00
Repairs on Almshouse, $227 91
tt `• Schoolhouse, North Side, 270 64
tt a 4 I South " 34 52
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Expended in excess of appropriation,
$27 17
260 24
$560 24 $560 24
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Amount raised by town,
, Seth H. Hamblin,
David Sears,
James Ellis, '
Expended in excess of amount raised,
SCHOOLS.
NORTH SIDE.
. Teachers' salaries,
Janitor,
Fuel,
Cleaning house,
Insurance,
Sears Fund, •
SOUTH SIDE.
Teachers' salaries,
Janitor,
Fuel,
Cleaning house,
Repairing organ,
$3,000 00
__$1,350 00
1,188 30
700 00
218 30
$3,218 30 $3,218.30
WEST YARMOUTH.
Teachers' salaries,
Janitor,
Fuel,
Cleaning house,
$840 00
$1,056 08
161 34
112 46
18 50
7 50
$1,355 88
$870 00
75 35
64 90
35 63
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$1,048 88
$895 00
32 00
46 50
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$979 50
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RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised for support of schools,
North Side, $1,355 88
South « 1,048 88
West " 979 50
Expended in excess of amount raised,
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$3,000 00
384 26
$3,384 26 $3,384 26
SCHOOL BOOBS. •
Amount raised by town, $300 00
Dog Fund, 166 62
Wm. J. Davis,
B. L. Baker, 1887,
Stephen Sears, -
Alex. B. Chase,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
$218 11
141 77
102 47
34 84
$466 62
30 57
$497 19 $497 19
PRINTLNG AND ADVERTISING.
C. F. Swift 8; Son, $57 75
George Otis, 29 94
Amount raised by town, $100 00
Unexpended balance, 12 31
TOWN OFFICERS.
Chas Ellis, Fish Committee,
Darius Crowell, Fish Committee,
Frank Homer, Fish Committee,
Seth Taylor, Fish Committee,
44 44 Constable 1887 and 1888,
John Stetson, 44
Fred. A. Baker, Registrar of Voters,.
T. F. Drew, 44 « 44
$100 00 $100 00
$20 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
55 50
31 00
2.1 00
21 00
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C. F. Swift, Moderator,
E. S. Ellis, Teller,
Alex. B. Chase, School Committee,
Wm. J. Davis, ..
Selectmen,
Assessors,
Overseers of Poor,
Horse Hire,
I. B. Gage; Collector,
Stephen Wing, Sealer of Weights and Meausres,
Wm. P. Davis, Clerk and Treasurer,
Amount raised by town, $1,200 00
Expended in excess of appropriation, 123 44
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Taxes Remitted,
$15 00
5 00
5. 00
30 00
40 00
316 50
126 50
110 00
144 25
263 69
10 00
79 00
$1,323 44 $1,323 44
$170 34
$50 140
$12,950 00
TAXES REMITTED.
COPYING RECORDS.
Paid for Copying Records,
ABSTRACT OF ACCOUNT.
Town Grant,
Almshouse,
Poor out of Almshouse,
Poor in other cities and towns,
Incidentals,
Farm,
Clearing Snow,
Military Aid, one-half,
Fires,
Muskrats,
Repairs on Public Buildings,
Roads and Bridges,
Schools,
f' Books,
$1,407 28
680 95
186 03
391 70
49 90
4 60
88 00
63 62
41 75
560 24
3,218 30
3,384 26
497 19
Town Officers,
Printing and Advertising,
Taxes Remitted,
Copying Records,
Interest on Sears Fund,
Expended in excess of Town
Support of Poor,
Miscellaneous,
Public Buildings,
Roads and Bridges,
Schools,
Books --------
Printing and Advertising,
Town Officers,
Military Aid, one-half,
New Roads,
Taxes Remitted,
Copying Records,
Sears Fund,
Excess in Expenditure,
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$1,323 44
87 69
170 34
50 00
840. 00—
Grant,
95 29
*13,045 29 $13,045 29
Drt. CR.
$735 75
272 43
$260 .24
218 30
384 26
197 19
123 44
170 34
50 00
12 31
88 00
150 00
60 00
95 29
$1,403 77 $1,403 77
TOWN TREASURER.
Balance Jan'y lst, 1888,
Received from Dog Fund,
School Fund,
State Paupers,
Bank Tax,
Corporation Tax.
State Aid,
Middleboro,
Harwich,
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$2,416 34
166 62
171 60
36 94
1,134 72
2,179. 75
128 00
9 00
23 76
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.. Brewster,
" Dennis,
.. T. T. Hallet, - -
•. Estate Benj. Baker,
" John Orlando,
• Auctioneers' Licenses,
.. Calves, -
.. Land, So. Yarmouth,
" Fish Committee,
•• Hay, West Yarmouth,
44 I. B. Gage, Collector, 1887 and
1888,
Orders Outstanding, Jan'y 1st, 1889,
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• Support of Poor in Almshouse,
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Incidentals,
Labor on Farm,
Clearing Snow,
State and Military Aid, --
Fires, - -
Muskrats,
Repairs on Public Buildings,
• Roads and Bridges,
Schools,
Books,
Printing and Advertising,
Town Officers,
Taxes Remitted,
Copying Records,
Orders Outstanding, Jan'y 1st, 1888,
Sears Fund,
50 80
50 94
49 60
53.97
4912
2 00
8 00
15 85
50 00
294 96
9 80
16,395-00
469 85
$23,766 62
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$1,494 75
680 95
186 03
308 62
391 70
49 90
4 60 ,
224 00
63 62
41 75
560 24
3,218 30
3,384 26
497 19
87 69
1,323 44
170 34
50 00
713 14
840 00
County 'fax;
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Paid Taunton Lunatic Hospital and Chatham,
Balance,.Jan'y 1st, 1889,
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$1,097 72
2,002 50
2,739 29
53 97
3,582 62
823,766 62
TOWN.
Scars Fund, $16,000 00 •
I. B. Gage, collecting tax on $8.;000, -120 (10 -
- Orders Outstanding, 469 1S5
Estimated Bills Outstanding, 175 00
Balance in Treasury-,
due from I. B. Gage,
due from State and
Military Aid,
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83.582 62
9,494 14
136 00
•� due from other cities and towns, 308 62
Estimated balance due from State on.
Bank and Corporation Tax. 600 00
Town owes to balance, - 2,643 47
DR.
$16,764 85
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$16,764
VALUAT1ON OF THE TOWN MAY 1st.
Real Estate, buildings, 8452,995
land, 256,506
8709,501
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Total Valuation,
Bank Stock,
Number of dwelling houses,
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" sheep,
%489,313
165,060 8654,373
81,363,874
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:Number of acres of land. 11,292
" persons paying poll tax only, 189
Total number persons assessed, . 901
STEPHEN _SEARS, Selectmen
THACHER T. HALLET, of
ED WARD LEWIS, Yarmouth.
Y AI MOUTHroRT, MASS.; Jan'y 5th, 1889.
The undersigned hereby certify that we have examined the •
accounts of the Selectmen of Yarmouth for the year 1888,
and find proper vouchers for all orders issued by them.
ELKANAH CROWELL, )
I). B. CROCKER; } Auditors.
DANIEL WING, )
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VITAL ,517741IJS'IGS
OF TIIE TOWN OF YARMOUTH FOR THE YEAR 1888 AS FUR-
NISHED BY WM. 1'. DAVIS, TOWN CLERK.
BIRTHS IN 1888.
Jan. 8, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Hiram E. Baker..
" 12, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Chase.
" 29, a son to Mr. and Mrs. James T. Chase.
Feb. 4, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Howes. '
" 6, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. S. Lincoln Robbins.
. " 10, a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Bryden.
" 16, a daughter to Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Whitaker.
20, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Amos E. Arey.
24, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frederic M. Ford.
March 18, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Dixon.
" 22, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sherman.
May 11, a child to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cahoon.
" 29, a (laughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joshua E. Baker.
June 22, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Homer.
July 4, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ebenezer B. Chase.
?, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Robinson.
" 21, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Coolulis.
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July 26, a son to 11r. and Mrs. Joseph Allen.
Aug. 16. a son to Mr. and firs. David E. Nickerson.
Sept. 5, a on to .Mr. and Mrs. Vietor Schmidt.
••� 13, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. llcncert L. Kern.
•, 20. , daughter lu Mr. :nid Mrs. Joshua A. Chase.
27, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Seth Taylor, Jr.
Oct. 12, a son to .Ir. and 3Irs. George Snow.
" 29; a son to Mr.and Mrs. Osborn E. Chase.
Nov. 8, a sou to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Crocker.
Dec. 18, a daughter to 31r. ami 3L•s. Isaiah F. \Vhelden.
25, a daughter to 1L•. and Mrs. Herbert. Lovell. •
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31. at son to Mr. and Mrs. Let:lvor Kelley.
3IAnnIAGEs 1\ 1888.
Jan. 11. Joseph Cre►wa'fl of Yarmouth, •aged 68 years, to
Lucy E. Baker of Yarmouth,
•• 12, Nelson L. Eldridge of Yarmouth,
Lilian M. Brown of Yarmouth.
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March 1, Walter F. Iluwes of Dennis, ••
Nellie F. Matthews of Yarmouth,
May 7. Charles M. Brown of Yarmouth,
Amanda 31. Sherman of Yarmouth, ••
June 6. • Winchester Johnson of Yarmouth,
Abby K. Crowell of Yarmouth, •
Oct. 18. Melvin B. Macy of Yarmouth,
Ella Hyder of Yarmouth,
• 27, 1Wiliia,n B. Cobb of Yarmouth,
Lottie I. Nickerson of Taunton,
Nov. 29, William 31. Stone of Dennis,
Annie G. Kenney of Yarmouth,
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Laura A. Matthews,
_linty Thachcr,
Ruth H. Chubb,
Elizabeth A. Cash,
Delilah Baker,
Joseph Gorham, Jr.,
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Feb. 3, Ed_mr H. Vincent,
" • 23, . Mercy Wood,
23, Iluldah Baker.
March 27, Gertie H. Baker;
•• 22, John G. Scobie,
• April 18, Jedidah Baker, .
May 5, Minerva J. Phillips,
" 10, David Buck, •
•• 29,v Mary Ann P'Jciry,
June 7. William Hurst,
July 6, Cecelia M. Baker,
" • 16, Florence S. Hurst,
'• 31, 3iau:mda Taylor,
Aug. 25, Timothy W. Cotelle,
•• 27, Ruth Baker,
28, Dam C. Robinson,
29, Be rthana Nickerson,
31, Mollie Louise Tlarwoorl
9, Joseph Akin, •
10, Augustus F. Baker,
11, Carlton Linnell,
12, Anna Arey,
20, Lizzie L. Brown, •
1, Azariah Eldridge.
3, Rufus F. Nickerson,
5, Henry Covil, • •
14, Mercy H. Gorham,
20, Asa S. Crocker,
5, George Butler,
20, Leon Crocker,
24, Ellen H. Gifford,
2.5, Nancy J. Chase, s -
6, Frederick 11. Gardner,
29, Polly II. Berry,
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R COMMI ,51 OVER)'' REPORT
SETH H. HAMBLIN, Roan CoMMresmsEu.
Oliver Hallett, 78 1-2 .hours, 30c., $23 55
T. T. Hallet, 400 loads of clay, 4c., 1G 00
Jeremiah Chase, 35 hours, at 30c., $10.50, 25
hours, at 20e.,.$5.00,
Elam S. Mecarta, 147 3-4 hours, 20c.,
David Montcalm, 8 «
Harry Young, • • 69 . " 15c.,
Fred. Marchant, 25 4. 20c.,
Svlv:nls Robhius, 6 20e., $1.20, 19
hours. at. 30c.,
Svlvanus llul,i,ins, 125 louts clay and hardening,
4c. a load,
ft
Arch. Phillips, 95
F. E. Sherman,. 49
Wilson E. Ryder, 134 1-2
David Whelden. 37
.lames Gorham, 34 1-4
F. D. Gage, 30
S. L. Robbins, 15
hours, 20c.,
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29 55
1 60
10 34
5 00
9 00
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9 80
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7 40
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6 00
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23
Isaiah Ellis, per hill,
C. H. Gorham, 17 1-2 hours, 20c.,
Geo. Whelden, 15 •• «
David Crowell, • 115 1-2
Geo. W. Chase, 15
Geo. Hallett, 2d, 39
3 loads. stone, $2.00,
Amos L. Philips, 15 hours, 20c.,
James Lack, 50 " 30c..
James H. Smith_, 54 <• .. "
Fred Smith, 34 " 20c.,
Allen and Henry Cobb, per bill,
William Cobb, - 10 hours, 15c., •
N. W. Grush, 5 << 20c.,
Warren Montcalm, 24 "
Patrick Morgan, 135 1-4 •< i<
A. H. Eldridge, per bill,
E. W. Eldridge, .16
T. W. Swift, 20
Freeman Ryder, 20 30c.,
Heirs Benj. Hallett., 2d, 23 loads sand, 4c.,
Zoeth A. Sherman, 25. hours, 20e.,
Eunice T. Gorham, 98 loads gravel, 4c.,
John G. Thacher, per bill, •
A. Howland, 50 hours, 30c.,
D. G. Eldridge, loam and sand, •
Albert Taylor, per bill,
Seth Taylor, 139 1-2 hours, 30c.,
Edward B. Covill, per bill, •
Herbert Lovell, 8 hours, 20c.,
Allen Cash, per- bill,
William P. Bray, 84
R: William Park, 82 1-2
ManchesterHallett,18 1-2 " 30c.,
James G. Hallett, per bill,
Jonathan Usher, 149 ' horn:s. 20c.,
Alfred C. Brown, .6
Thacher Taylor,- 20
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6 00
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3 92
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Philip C. Curran, 10 hours, 30e.,
11i►:un Whittemore, 100 loads clay, 4e..
Stephen Eldridge, per hill,
George Young, 206
.1ohn Lundberg, 19
Watson Timelier, ler bill,
Charles Otis, 13
Thomas Arey, 10 3-4
Peregrine White, 100 loads loam, 5c.,
Thomas Matthews, 5 hours, 50c.,
Wilson Ryder, 306 loads gravel, 4c.,
Patrick Ileffernan. 105 1-2 hours, 20v.,
Charles Cahoon, 17 44, ii
hours, 20e..
44 44
.. 30e,,
44 i.
Edward Thacker.
E. A. Hallett, •
John E. Ryder,
J. W. IlamhGn,
Benj. Gorham,
Sor,nns Taylor,
20 •' 15c.-
20
lib 1-2
170 3-4
30
3 1-2
W. F. Kenney, 10
Freeman Howes. per
Geo. H. Baker, 140
Osborn E. Baker, 140
William Shields, per bill,
Charles M. Bmy, per l.�ill,
Gideon Matthews. 40 hon
Nathan Bassett, 340 1-2 .i
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30c.,
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1. I1. Thacker, per hill,
C. R. Bassett, • 66 3-4 hours, 20c.,
Seth H. IL:u:l)lin. 413 30c.,
Seth H. Hamblin, 320 loads clay, 4c.,
Seth H. Hamblin, plank for drain,
Seth H. Hamblin, fencing,boards,
;eth II. Hamblin, horse with scraper and roller,
86 hours, 40c.,
Frank Chase, 10 hours, 15c.,
A. Young, land damages,
Samuel Thaeher, labor,
$3 00
4 00
53 44
41 20
3 80
2 85
3 911
3 20
5 Oi l
-2 50
12 24
21 10
3 40
3 00
3 00.
13 30
34 17
6 00
35
3 00
31 48
42 00
42 00
7 00
4 83
12 00
68 13
33 93
13 35
124 00
12 80
2 00
2 20
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25
Joshua C. Howes,
Nathan Hallett,
Seth H. Hamblin, 30 hours, 30c.,
Joseph (`hose,, 73 1-2 'i "
A. B. Chase, 45 20e..,
Due S. 11. Hamblin, year 1887.
Drawl).
DAVID SEARS, ROAD CD:1aer!SS IONER.
SOUTH SIDE.
.1. E. & 13. Sears, 333855 loads loam at 10e. per 108(1,
Wan. White, .i i. .. -6c• .i is
" •` labor with team, 1.5 hours, at 30c.,
5 hours' labor on sidewalk at 15e.,
209 loads loam at 4c. per load,
labor,
944 hours' labor with team at 30e.,
10 hours' labor at 20c.,
6/92 hours' labor with team at 30c.,
20 .i it '' .i .i ..
5 hours' labor at 15c., -
6 •' " •i 20c.,
. Charles Harwood, 40 hours' labor with team at. 30c..
20c.,
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13. Matthews,
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I;riah H. Sears,
ii 1. .i
I. P. tIatthews,
Alfred White,
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441 -00
40
9 00
11 .02
9 00
$1,395 86
62 14
$1,458 00-
1350• 1)0
James Chase,
\1". 'S. Rider,
1. F. Homer,
Abner Wixon,
40
35
20
40
.Joseph L. Baker, 50
34 40 . Frank Campbell, 20
1 50 Geo. II. Loring, 31)
1 00 R. Lewis, 5
37 Watson Cahrxm, 27j
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$108 00
*85 50
19 98
4 50
75
$ 36
50
28 35
2 00
20 07
6 00
75
1 20
12 00
8 00
7 00
6 00
8 00
10 00
3 00
9 00
1 00
5 541
R. 1). Farris,
Sabina Baker,
David Sears,
Matthews Gray,
Peregrine White,
Vinney Crowell,
26
10 hours' labor with team at 30c.,
8 44 "20c.,
bill -Of labor,
20 hours' labor at 30c.,
material and labor,
72 hours' labor at 20e.,
A. F. Wixon, 361
Lot A. Sears, 10
Alonzo Chase, 40
Daniel Brown, 45
A. W. Cahoon, 20
Freeman Baker,
Reuben Baker,
Allen B. Baker,
Heenan Crowell,
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labor and material,
20 hours' labor at 30e.,
4 {{ {{ 20e.,
60 {{ {{ .. 30c.,
60
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David S. Baker, 20 {{
Wm. .F.Kenney, 25 {•
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F. A. Baker, 60 hours' labor with team at 30c.,
Alex. G. Baker, 50 {{
Isaiah Sherman, 70 {•
Hiram E. Baker, 20 {{
T. Chase, 50 {{
David D. Kelley, material,
David M. Chase, 10 hours' labor at 20c.,
A. Hinckley, 50 " " 30c.,
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A. Robinson, 23
Hopkins Baker, 20
Sturgis Crowell, 30
John P. Brown, 20
James Crowell, 22
John E. Baker, 10
Robert B. Clark, 20
.fames R. Baker, 20
Win. T. Baker. 75
11. L. Baker,25
Win. White. 2d, 14
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30c.,
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20c.,
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$3 00
1 60
221 67
6 00
51 91
14 40
7 25
2 00
8 00
9 00
4 00
12 48
6 00
80
18 00
18 00
6 00
7 50 - --
45
18 00
15 00
14 00
4 00
15 00
1 25
2 00
15 00
3 45
4 00
9 00
4 00
4 40
3 00
4 00
4 00
15 00
3 75
4 80
27
Wm. Chase, 23 hours' labor at 20e.
Ernest P. Baker, 50 " " " "
Thomas Collins, 50
H. M. Brooks, 19 {{
Freeman Myrick, 60 '
John D. Kelley, 13/ {{
Isaiah Homer, 663 "
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4'
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$4 60 ..
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10 00
3 80
18 00:
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$856 40 .:
2 40.
$854 00
YARmouTII, Jan. 9, 1889.
The undersigned, Auditors, have exainined the accounts of
David Sears, Road Commissioner of Yarmouth, for the- year
1888 and find vouchers for the sum of eight hundred and six-
ty and NO- dollars ($860.35) paid by. hint for labor and ma-
terial on roads.
D. B. CROCKER, ) Anditorx
ELKANAH CROWELL, } of
DANIEL WING, ) Yarmouth.
JAMES ELLIS,'ROAD COMMISSIONER.
WEST YARMOUTH.
Albert. Berry, labor on road, 216
Alex. Crowell,
Darius Y. Cotell,
R. L. Taylor,
Judah Crowell,
Herbert Studley,
Jos. N. Bourne,
Chas. E. Hallett,
O. B. Buck,
Daniel Humes,
C. F. IIug_ins,
C. M. Huggins,
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64
hours, 15e.,
18 " 20e.,
36
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72 •• 30c.,
33 •• 20c.,
39 1-2
53 bourn, 20e.,
70 '6 15c...
$32 40
3 60
7 20
7 20
1 80
2 00
7 00
21 60
6 60
1 90
10 60
10 50
514
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Jose C. Desilva; labor on road, 88 hours, 15c.,
$13 20, 10 1-2 hours, 20c., $2 10, •.
.lose Desilva, labor on -road, 88 hours, 15c.,
$13 20, 10.1-2 hours, 20c., $2 10, -._
Ephrium Crowell, labor on road, 67 1-2 hours, 30c.,
Leo. E. Taylor, .. " 71 • " 20c.,
Joshua S. Baker, " 144 .. 15c.,
• $21 60, 32 hours, 20c., $6 40,
.1. E. Baker, labor on road, 44 hours, 20c.,
Fred. D. Baker, labor on road, 72 hours, 15e.,
$10 80, 8 hours, 20c., $1 60,
A. L. Baker, labor on road, 52 hours, 20c.,
. J. F. Nickerson, labor on road, 72 hours, 15c.;
10 hours, 20c.,
labor (At road, 4 hours, 15c.,
81 " 20c..
Frank E. Hammond,
Zenas Baxter,
George S. Taylor,
.T. E. Crowell,
Edward Lewis,
-Ebenezer Baker,
Joyce Taylor,
R. C. Blackford,
S. II. D. brew,
P. H. Baker,
D. S. Marchant,
Geo. K. Crocker,
Elnathan Baker,
I. F. Baker,
Willie Cotel1,
Luther Buck,
$16.20, 4 hours, 15e., 60c.,
Theodore Drew, labor on road,
Nelson Baxter,
Walter Baxter,
John Baxter,
James E. Baxter,
Willie AI:uchant.,
James Ellis, Tabor on road
29 _
Philip Humes, labor on road with team, 78 hrs., 20c., $15. 60
J. K. & 11. Scars, per hill,
•$15 30B. F. Crocker, por bill,
Rebecca Chase, 494 loads of loam, 4c.,
Mary 11. Ellis, 290 loads of loam. 4c.,
Hallett & Ellis, 575 loads of loam, 4c.,
4'
4. .
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144 15c.,
.. .' 79 .. 30c.,
{: .. 154. 20c.,
<< .4 .. 30c.,
44 4 35 '' '15c.,
4. 80 30c.,
36 20c.,
36 .. 20c.,
72 30c.,
61 " 30c.,
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36 " 20c.,
35 " 20c.,
40 " 20c.,
81 " 20c.,
• 15 30
20 25
1420
28 00 Town of Yarmouth, Dr., James Ellis,
8 80 Received Payment,
JAMES ELLIS.
12 82
6 00
19 76
11 60
23 00
$705 78
$705 78 . _,
12 40
10 40
23 60
60
16 20
7 20
21 60
1830
21 60
21 60
3 00
1 20
5 25
24 00
7 .20 .
7 20
7 00
8" 00
16 80
24 hours, 25c., . 6 00
72 " . 15c., 10 80
76 15c., 11 40
'78 " 15c., 11 70
78 15c, 11 70
78 " • 20c., 15 60
with team, 428 hours, 20e.,-96 40
YARMOUTH, MASS., .Juu'y 10, 1889.
This will certify that .we have examined the accounts of
.Tames Ellis, Road Commissioner, for the year 1888, and he
has produced proper vouchers for a total amount of seven
hundred and five and 4 -aa dollars paid by him to .sundry per-
sons on account of roads and bridges.
DANIEL SWING, Auditors
ELKANAII CROWELL, of
D. B. CROCIKER, Yrrmoath
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FINANCIAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OF YARMOUTH
FOB THE
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1889,
YARDIOUTHPORT, MASS.:
C. F. SWIFT a SON, STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
1890.
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ALMSHOUSR •
Sylvanns Robbins, supplies, • •
L. Fuller & Co., grain,
Crocker & Eldridge, supplies,
Albert Taylor, cutting and carting wood, .
John E. Ryder, dressing hogs,
Register, •
T. T. Hallet, supplies,
John Lnndburg, repairing shoes,
Fred. Gardner, burial expenses,
Stephen Eldridge, carting,
Two cows,
Henry Cobb, service of beast,
H. G. Harding, hat,
Freeman Ryder, supplies,
James T. Chase, labor,
Matthews & Payne, fuel,
D. B. Crocker & Co, supplies,
N. T. Hallet; supplies,
Chas. R Bassett, supplies,'
Isaac 11. Thacher, supplies,
Fish,
L. K. Chase, shoes,
Freight and carting,
Supt. salary, '
Edmond Walker, fuel,
Medical attendance, -
Carting and repairing clock,
Zenas H._Snow, supplies,
Labor,
Kelley Bros. painting,
823 52
134 54
18 00
25 50
.6 75
200
30 20
1 05
16 50
400
8600
2 00
2 62
5 57
3 85
62 71
33 74
31 74
93 71
88 84
1 76
19 20
1 00
240 00
7 00
19 50
200
13 91
10 14
17 95
•
Chas. E. Ellis, supplies,
A. C. Megathlin, supplies,
t x Knowles & Co., supplies,
• Sally Taylor, ` _
Israel W. Munroe & Co.supplies,
Jas. Lack, supplies,
Nathan W. Gnash, supplies,
Andrew H. Eldridge, supplies,
K. M. Taylor, paints,
David D. Kelley, supplies,
Joel B. Hall, supplies,
Chas. M. Bray, supplies,
R. D. Ftrris, supplies,
E. D. Payne, supplies,
:,
By cow sold,
By hay sold,
By net cost in almshouse,
CR.
625 50
76 55
5 10
50
113 15
2 00
1 50
2 76
- 13 13
14 36
8 32
10 32
50
26 31
$8 00
25 94
1271 36--$1305 30 ,
SUPPORT OF POOR OUT OF ALMSHOUSE.
NORTH SIDE.
James T. Chase, supplies by T. T. Hallet, 27 35 02
2
Allen Cash, medical attendance, C. W. Whitaker, 15 23
Allen Cash, medicine, by T. T. Hallet,
05
Elnathan Eldridge, medical attendance, C. W. Whita1 ker, 27 80
Morris Gray, supplies, by S. Wing, 2 750
" " fuel, by F. Gage, 3 00
" " supplies, by 1. H. Thacher, 3 00— 9 ?5
a " board, by S. Letteney,
J. Matthews, house rent, by Chas. Ellis, 2 yrs., 52 06.
John Matthews, supplies, by E. C. Matthews, 55 00— 107 06
Geo..Whelden, medical attendance, by T. B. Palsies,
25 00
Amos L. Philips, burial . expenses of wife, by K. M. $18 00
Taylor, --
3234 91
r. +nu —.l•
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SOUTH BIDE. _
Augustus Baker, burial expenses, by M. H. Crowell,
Mary Butler, supplies, by Z. P. Howes, $20 17
if a " Loring & Wing, .
a . a a D. D. Kelley,
a a a I. Homer,
- • •" shoes, by E. T. Baker,
supplies, by R. D. Farris, -
fuel, by H. V. Baker,
Wm. T. Baker, supplies, by Obed Baker,
Wm. T. Baker. shoes, by E. T. Baker,
Charity Baker, supplies, by Loring & Wing, 18 52
a a H. D. Loring & Co, 3 33
a " " L. Fuller & Co., . 1 00
" a nursing, by Mary Butler, 1 00— s23 85
John N. Baker, supplies, by Loring & Wing, 19 31
Z. P. Howes, 12 70
R. D. Farris, , 10 00—
Isaac T. Ellis, supplies, by Obed Baker,
Harry Robinson, board, by N. Goodwin,
M. C. Gray, med. attendance, by T. B. Pulsifer, 24 25
" " supplies, by 11 J. Baker, 6 05—
Alper Wixon, medical attendance, by C. H. Call,
Sarah Robinson, board,
Bridget Cole, medical attendance, by C. H. Cal,
James Robinson's child, by E. Baxter, -
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$10 J0
1210 -.
2 -20
13.20
4 25
6 85 -- _.
300_6177
12 55
3 00-
15.55-
,s a
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TWEET BIDE. -
Mrs. Prentis Lewis, supplies, by L Crowell,
" " house rent, H. B. Chase,
Betsey Crowell, sickness and burial,
Mrs. David Buck, supplies, by J. E. Crowell,
Susan Hallet, supplies, by L Crowell, , 14 93
" " " • J. E. Crowell, - 13 25
fuel, H. B. Chase, 13 50
" a a E. Baker, 6 00 -
" a " J. Ellis, - 3 00--
872 00
20 00— $92 00
72 99
101 95
42`01
8 00
31 25
30 30
3 00
200
15 00
44 14
$287 37
50 68
John Orlando, supplies, by J. E. Crowell,
•« fuel, by H.B. Chase, •
Mex. Crowell, nursing, by Judah Crowell,
George H. Baxter, board in jail,
Susan Bearse, board, by A. Marchant,
Mrs. Ira Bearse, fuel, by Lot Hallet,
d
North Side, N °� r
South Side, '�� O\/
West Side, .
Alvah Robinson, expenses to Vaine,'
James Fitzgerald, expenses_to Nov York,
PAID_ OTHER , CITIES AND
Barnstable, Anna Webber,
Barnstable, Susan Baker,
Boston, Annie Lewis, ;
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RECAPITULATION
Robinson .& Fitzgerald, -
Amount raised for support of Poor,
• Cost in Almshouse,
Cost out of Almshouse,. •
Paid other Cities and Towns
Expended in excess of snm raised,
DUE FROM OTHER CITIES
Berkeley, Geo. F. Cash, •
Brewster, Sylvester Maker, .
Chatham, Mrs. N. C. Chapman,
Falmouth, Mrs. E. B. Studley,
Dennis, Joshua Chase, -
Dennis, Samuel,Baker,
Harwich, William Cahoon,
Harwich, Hannah Rogers,
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*20 25
13 00— *33 25
— 120 00
9' 00
37.88
7 00
*524.75
*234. 91 •
287 37- •
524 75---$1047 03
• 42 00
• 25 00
TOWNS.
*70 69
31 52— *102.21
11 .50
*67 00
*113 71
*2000 00
1271 36
1047 03
113 71-$2499 10,
499 10
AND TOWNS. •
*77 07
30 80
98 18
51 02
26 35
1200
47'85
3"03
-$345 50
7
- INCIDENTALS.
Sears & Crowell, repairs on Weir bridge,
H. P. Harriman, legal services,._
Canal Hearing, Boston,
Carting water to Town -House;
Election book,
Thorp & Adams M'f'g. Co, stationery,
Land rent for hearse house, 1886-87-88,
Road Commissioners books, ..
Index to Public Statutes,
J. W. Hamblin, removing Pound: ~-
A. C. Snow, -making frame for voting lists,
John H. Stetson, warning jurors,
A. F. Sherman, Abstract of conveyances and new book,
Expenses to Boston,
A. C. Snow, making frame,
Wm. J. Davisrenrolling stockholders,
Expenses to Berkeley,
G. I. Ward, attending funeral,
David Sears, care of hearse,
Mileage ticket,
Taking Edward Crossfield -to Tewksbury, -
Examining Corporation and Bank returns,
K. M. Taylor, varnishing hearse,
Carting, freight, express and telegram,.
Justice fees,
Sweeping town house;
Dog notice,
Recording births, marriages and deaths,
Repairs on pump, South Side,
Repairs -on pomp, North Side;
Postage and stationery, . \ -
Wm. D. Loring, care of hearse,
Freeman Byder,
LABOR ON FARM.
•
8.28.0.0 _
19 00
17 8.5
3 50
1 00
15 75
.3 .00
7 75_
2 00
1 25
-618
.300
"18 75
15 00
2.00
1 00
11.64
2 00
6 00
20 00 --
7 62
12.00
10 50
3. 16
75 ..
50 -
50
28 60
7'65
8 75•
6 92
6 25
*277 87 .
$44 35
David Sears,
Gilbert Lewis,
John E. Ryder,
Benj. Lovell,' ,
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Mercy C. Crowell,.
Mrs. Wm. Haffards,
Mrs. Nancy J. Humphrey,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hurst,
Benj. Lovell,. < -
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CLEARINQ- KNOW.^'f"
MILITARY. AID. „,.
•
STATE .AID.
•
PUTTING OUT FIRES.
Joseph F. Nickerson, •
MUSKRATS.
Paid for 261 muskrats at 25 cents,
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised for miscellaneous expenses,
Incidentals,
Labor on farm,
Clearing snow,
State and military aid,
Putting out fires,
Muskrats,
Unexpended balance,
810 50
9 -
REPAIRS ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Amount raised for repairs,
Repairs on almshouse, • _
School house, North Side,
School house, South Side,
8S6 00 School house, West Side,
72 00 _ Hearse house,
42 00 - , ' Town house,
Unexpended balance,
8200 00
$44 00
40 00
4000
20 00
6 00
8150 00
8160
865 25
8800 00
277 87, •
44 35
10 50
350 00 _
1 60
65 25
50 43-- 8800 00
8500 00'
13 00
121 40
146 30
158.55
11 24
43 80.
5.71— 8500 00,
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ROADS .AND BRIDGES._
Amount raised by town, ' $3200 00
Seth 11. Hamblin, 1500 00'
David Sears, 1012 30
James Ellis, • • ' 700 00
Tending draw, . - ` 41 25.
Repairs on bridges, 182 13— 8223 38—$3435 68
Expended in excess of amount raiead, . 235.68
Teachers' salaries,
Janitor, -
Fuel, •
Cleaning house,
Labor,
Table,
Teachers' salaries,
Janitor,
Fuel,
Supplies,
Stove pipe,
SCHOOLS.
NORTH SIDE.'
SOUTH 8IDE.
81098 00
125 00
68 19
15 25
20 02
4 75
81331 21
8957 50
65 40'
70 05-
23 85
24 52
81141 32
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1 I TOWN OFFICERS. ,` •
i7----- ` $35 OQ
Stephen Sears, school committee,
" " selectman, assessor and overseer of poor, .. 41 65
C. F. Swift, moderator, --- 5 00 T. W. Swift, teller, 00
3 3 5 00
$ r Wm. J. Davis, school committee,
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Teachers' salaries,
Janitor,
Fuel,
Cleaning house,:
Supplies,
1'0
WEST TARMOIITH.'
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RECAPITULATION..;
Amount raised for support of schools,;', 33700 00
81331:'21• _
• 1141 32 '.-.
846 07 ,
381 40.-83700 00
*765 03.
26 00
41 00
8 07
*846.07
North Side,
South Side, ..
West Side,
Unexpended balance,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Amount .raised by town, -
John Simpkins,
Stephen Sears,
-Ales. B. Chase,
Unexpended balance,
8300 00
$7.1;78 ' • •
111 09 ' =t
102 26
' 14 87—• $300 00
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
Amount raised by town,
Charles F. Swift & Son,
George Otis,
Fred. Hallett,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
• 8100 00
834 50.,.;
_ 76 50 •
19 30— 130 30 •
30 30
11.
Alex. B. Chase, school committee,_- '
Town auditors,
Manchester Haslet, fire ward;
C. M. Bray, truant officer. . -
Stephen Sears, enumerating scholars,
L B. Gage, collecting taxes,
John Stetson, constable, .
-Wm. P. Davis, treasurer, -
Wm. P. Davis, registrar of voters, --•--
Seth Taylor, constable,: , • -
David D. Kelley, inspector, .
Stephen Wing, sealer of weights and measures,
E. S. Ellis, inspector, •
Fred. A. Baker, registrar of voters,.
Allen H. Knowles, registrar of voters,
Theodore F. Drew, " "
Isaac B. Gage,
Selectmen,
Assessors, . . .
•Overseers of the,poor,
Horse hire, - ; =
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Amount raised by the town,
Expended in excess of appropriation;
TAXES REMITTED.
Taxes remitted, •
CEMETERIES. -
Amount raised by town,
Repairs on cemetery, North Side, -
Repairs on cemetery, tionth Side,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
35 00 -
..56 00
4 50
8.00
3 00
262 58
28 00
75.00
44 00
20 00
5 00
1.000
5 00
28.00
16.50'.
21 00
50
221 25
-180 00.
115 00
122 00
*1386 98
41300 00 -
86 98-1386 98
$255 37
4100 00
• 10000 •
1 75 —$101 75
1 75
CELEBRATION. ,
Paid T. T. Hallet, Treasurer,
Amount raised by town,
$1000 00 •
$1000 00-$100000
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NEW .ROADS.
By Chas. Harwood's, ,
• K Mary Crowell's, • -
•" Wm.:Olivers;
Lower Village,
Amount raised by town,
Unexpended balance,
8100'00.
::._ 275 "30
155 85
200 06.: •
81075 00' •
343 $5— 1075 0.0"
SEARS FUND.
Paid Trustees, interest,
TAXES PAID.
•
Paid County tax, .
" State "
Bank _ "
_ .. ABSTRACT - OF
Town Grant,
Almshouse, '
Poor out of Almshouse,
Poor in other cities and towns,
Incidentals,
Farm,
Clearing snow,
Military aid, one half,`
Muskrats,
Repairs on public buildings,
I Roads and bridges,
Schools,
School books,
Printing and advertising,
Town officers,
Taxes remitted,
Cemeteries,
Celebration,
8933 33
8991 75'
1480 00
2328 19-84799 94
ACCOUNTA.
$14975 00
1271 36
1114 03
-. 113 71.. .
277 $7
4435 .
-10 50 .
100 00
'• 160'
65 25'' "
494 29
3435 68
-3318 60
. 285 13
130 30'
1386 98
- 255 37
.101 75
1000 00
13
New Roads,
Interest on Sears fund,
Expended in excess of Town Grant,
Support of poor,
Miscellaneous, '
Public buildings,
Roads and bridges,
Schools,
School books,
Printing and advertising,
, Town officers,
'Military aid, one half,
New Roads,
Cemeteries, .
Sears fund, ,
• Taxes remitted,
Excess in expenditure,
8731 15 -
933 33-815071 25
96 25-. •:
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Dr. •Cr. .
$499.10
200 43
71
235 68
381 40
14 -87
_30 -30 -
'86 98
100 00
343 85
1 75
.33 .33
255 37-81142 51
96 25.
81142 51 81142 51
TOWN TREASURER .•
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Balance January 1, 1889,
Received from dog fund,
" town of Middleboro,
K 'a K
.K K C{
.K
K
K
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Harwich,
Falmouth,
" Brewster,
" Dennis,
a Chatham,
school fund,
corporation tax, 1888,
1. B. Gage, collector,1888,
fisheries,
Commonwealth,'
auctioneers' licenses,
I. B. Gage, collector, 1889,
•
83582 62
197 03
• 27,25
49 69
52.83
.53 54
,59 54
32 43
159 78
114 72
9505.64
:600 00
42 70
8.•00
5000 00
s•
.ry
Received from cow sold,
" B. L. Baker,
- « « T. T. Hallet,
a hay sold,
G « Alonzo Chase,
« « corporation tax, -.
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14
« bank tax,
« ' u. State aid,
« tax on foreign ships,
Orders outstanding January 1, 1890,
TOWN TREASURER.
- CR.
Support of poor'in almshonse,----- --- ;
« out of almshouse,
« «- in othar cities and towns,
« of other cities and towns,
Incidentals, _ > -- -
Labor on farm,
Clearing snow,
State and military aid,
Fires, • •
Muskrats,
Repairs on public buildings,
Bonds and bridges,
Schools,
-School books,
Printing and advertising,
Toni officers, '
'Taxes remitted,
'Cemeteries,
-Celebration,
New roads,
-Interest on Sears fund, ' -
Orders ontstanding January 1,1889,
-County tax,
.��
88 00
.. 21 28
5 50
25 94
.10 00
2080 88
1300 01
132 00
160 85.
473 99
-.$23,704 22
81305 30
1129 53
113 71
345 50
277 87
• 44 35
10 50
350 00
1 60
- 65 25
494 29
3435 68
3318 60
285 13
130 30
1386 98
255 37
101 75
1000 00,
731 15
933 33
469 85
991. 75
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State fax,
Bank tax,
Balance January 1, 1890,
15.
TOWN.
Dr.
Sears fund,
L -B. Gage, collecting, tax on *5000,.
Orders outstanding, ..
Estimated bilis outstanding, -
TOWN.., -
Cr.'.
Balance in treasury,
« due from L B. Gage,
" a « state and military aid, '
«• « , . « cities and towns,
Town owes to balance, -
- 1480 00
2328 19
2718 24
823,704 22
816160 00
• 75 00 '
473 99 -
150 00-16858 99 -
_82718 24
12062 10
250 00, -
- '345.50
1483 15416858 99
VALUATION OF TOWN, MAY 1, 1889.
Real estate, buildings,
« land,
Personal estate,
« K bank stock,
Total valuation,
Number of dwelling houses,
« horses,
« cows,
« sheep,
« acres of land,
persons paying poll tax only,
a as
*452,400
255,720--$708;120
734,674
164,304—$898,978
81607,098
_ 575
250
161
60
11567
151 -
927
THACHER T. HALLET, Selectmen
STEPHEN WING, of
EDWARD LEWIS, Yarmouth.
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VITAL STATISTICS.
BIRTHS IN YARMOUTH IN 1889.
Jan'y 15, Winfield, son of Dir. and Mrs. Fred. A. Cash. -
March 18, Edna, daughter of Mr. ane Mrs. Joseph L. Baker.
28, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Winchester Johnson.
• 31, Lillie May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred'kEldrid e.
April 27, :va Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gray.
June 9, a sop of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Matthews.
July 3, Maida, daughter of Mr. and gra. Frank Phinney.
5, aeon of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan B. Cahoon.
Aug'st 10, Louis Victor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Schmidt. •
17; Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Young, Jr.
Octo'r 16, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Clement H. Baker. -
22, Irma L., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben B. Farris.
27, Ethel Matthews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William, H.
Herat.
• MARRIAGES IN 1889.
Jan'y 30, Osborn E. Baker, Yarmouth, aged 40 years, to
• .Addie E. Chase, " 12 "'
April 28, Seth Baker, 3d, Dennis, " .72 ,w
Patience Brown, Yarmouth, " Pa-, w
gay 27, John Silver, Harwich, " 23 wr
Almira A. Phillips, Yarmanth, f' 22 4
July 4, George S. Taylor, Yarmonth, ff 25 u
Carrie L. Cotelle, " .« 2p « •
Aug'st 15, William M. Whelden, Dennis, '' 34 u
Iszora A. Garfield, " 27 '
25, Willie'H. Cahoon, Harwich, " 20 u
Martha M. Taylor, Yarmouth, 18
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18
Sept. 12, Thomas T. Taylor, Yarmouth,
Cordelia Lewis, "
Octo'r 12, -Joseph K. Chase, " <
Ida A. Achorn, '"
28, Elnathan Eldridge, a -
Julia Emelina Baker, a
Nov'm'r 3, Antoine Silver, Barnstable,
Octavia Kelley, Yarmouth,
6, Herman E. Poole, Gloucester, -
Louise M. Ryder, Yarmouth,
14, Atherton 13. Baxter, Boston,
Sophia•C. Freeman, Yarmouth,
21, Charles R. Bassett, "
Mereie T. Nickerson, ' a
Dec'm'r 1, Thos. E. Kelley,
Estella H. Baker,
20, -Louis White,
Dora White, Brewster,
• DEATHS pr 1889.
Jan'y 2,
, 11,
28,
Febr'y 7,
March 17,
28,
28,
April 7,
21,
May 2,
9,
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Widow Nancy White,
George W. Chase,
Ahira Wixon,
Widow Eunice Taylor,
Francis Hatch,
aged 47 years, to
38
47
23
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K 43 K
• 40
" 55 "
" b1_ a
• 21 K .
K 20 "
" 50
a 49 a
" 24 • a
21
23 a.
28 a
32 "
30 K
aged
T. X. D:
86 5 18
64 5
" 75 8 28-
"- 79 4 22
74 5 14
3 10
Anna Estella Whelden, "
Son of Mr. & Mrs. Winchester Johnson, "
Julia F. Chase,
Widow Rebecca Eldridge,
Benj. Hallet,
Wm. Chase, - a
.10, Alexander B. Chase,
12, Mrs. Mary Farris,
21, Widow Lucretia E. Lewis,
23, Lillie May Eldridge,
June 2, Abram Baker,
13, 'Widow Mary DeWitt,
Aug'st 3, Mrs. Martha C. White„
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1
2 4' 24
79, 8. 17
78 8
79 10 22
44 4 12
84 9 11
80 4 .28
.1 23
.85 11 25
" 82 3
70 8
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19
Aug. 7, Widow Betsy H. Romer,
Sept'r 8, Widow Lydia W. Baker,
11, bliss Carrie D. White,
17, Charles Young, .
25, Widow Phebe Sears,
Octo'r 13, Samuel Crowell, Jr,
16, Mrs. Mary Ryder, •
25, Miss Gertrude Alger,
Nov'r 17, Mrs. Abbie E. Cahoon,
Dec'r 8, Mrs. Bethiah B. Baker,
10, Nathan Baker,
'a 14, Henry Brooks,
aged 69 3 16
".77. 7 9
".35 -2 21
K. 1
" 85 . '9 14
52 8. 8
a 74 5 10:
.. ` :a 21 5 6
" 26 .. 6 8
-.K 72 17
"' 78 ` 2 8
79 2 g
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ROAD COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
S$TH H. i3AMBLIN, IN ACCOUNT, WITH TOWN 0k YARMOUTH.—
LABOR ON ROADS, 1889. • "
Morris Gray, 20 hours, at 20c,
Frank E. Lewis, 84 hours, 20c.;
Chas. Cash and horse, 10 hours, 15c,
Bethiah G. Whelden, 30 loads clay, 4c.,
Joshua A. Chase, 20. hours, 20c.,'
Jas. P. Cash, 664 hours, 20c, '
A. L. Phillips, 20 hours, 20c., _ ,
J. W. Hamblin, 49 hours, 20c.,
J. W. Hamblin, 16 hours, 20c., *3.20, 494, 30c., *14.85,
Jas. Smith, 40 hours, 15c.,
Chas. A. Chase, 10 hours, 20c.,
Enoch F. Ryder, 604 hours, 20c.,
Jerry Robinson, 20 " "
Oliver Hallet, 35 hours, 15c., *5.25, 76 loads clay, 5c.,
*3.80, 9 05
Allen Cobb, 30 hours, 15c., *4.50, 30 hours with team,
*4.50, 240 loads clay, 5c., *12.00,
Albert F. Cobb, 20 hours, 15c.,
David Whelden, 40 " 20c.,
A. B. Chase, 20 hours, 20c., 84.00, 20 hours, 30c., 86.00,
J. Usher, p64 hours,.20c., *19.30, 38 hours with team,
30c., *11.40,
Nathan B. Burgess, 165 loads clay, 5c.,
Edward B. Covill, 56 hours, 30c.,
George H. Baker, 90 " "
Osborne E. Baker, 90 " "
*4 00
1 70 =
1 50
1 20
4 00
13 30
4 00
9 80
18 05
6 00
2 00
12 10
4 09
21 00
'3 00 •
8 00-
10 00
30 70
8 25
16 80
27 00
27 00
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21
Johb Matthews, 30 houra;156,
Philip Kerne, 264 " 30c.,
Olds. W. Hallet, 35 " 15e;
Fiahk C. Baker, 61 -" 20c.,
George Rubbibs, " " G
Jeremiah Chase, ;20 " 30c.,
F: D. Gage, 20 " 20c.,
E. H. Robinson, 61 " 20c., *12.20, 189 loads of
20c.;
clay, 5c., *9.45,
Jolin E. Ryder, 51 hours,
3bseph W. Howes, 58 "
Arehelus Phillips, 61
Albert Taylor, 78
E. F. Ryder, 50
Allen Cash, 10
Edward Smith, 45
E. S. Waitt, 49
William P. Bray, 1054
Gideon Matthews, 42
C. R. Bassett, _ 974
S. TAldridge, 64
3. Usher, 30
'D. 13. Robbins; 250 loads clay, 4c,
Alfred Howland, 10 hours, 30c:;
Patiick Morgan, 192 " 20e4
Datid Crowell, ___50—" "
N. Hallet, 267 loads day, 4c.,' -
R. W. Park, 874 hours, 20c;
Henry Baker,. 10 __ " _ _
Edm. Walker, 10 " 30c,
Pat'k Heffernan, 50 " 20c,
Melinda Taylor, 150 loads clay, 4c,
George flatlet, 2d, 41 hours, 306,
Chas. H. Gorham, 24
I. 11. Thacher, 444
Allen Cash, 10
Nathan .Bassett, 181
Freeman Ryder, 34
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K
K
*4 50
7 95
5 25
12 20
12 20
6 00
4 00
21 65
10 20
11 60
12' 20
$15.60,364,30c.; *10.95, 26 55
10 00
6'20
9 00
14 70
21 10
12 6
29 25
19 20
30, 300., *9.00, 15 00
10 '00
300
38 40
10 00
10 68
17 50
2 00
3 00
10 00
6 00
12 30
50
8 90
2 00
36 20
*6.80, 34, 15c, *5.00, 11 90
" *2.00, '14; 30c., *4.20,
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30c,
20c,
" 30c.;
a "
K a
" - u $6:00,
" 206,
a u horse,
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cc
..o.rsoill lot
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wool IN
22..
I. H. Thacher, 551 hours, 20c., horse,
Elam S. Mecarta, 111 " 30c.,
Phebe Matthews, 200 loads clay, 4c.,
Geo. Robbins, 10 hours, 15c.,
J. W. Hamblin, 44 hours, 20c., .90, 48 at 30c., 814.40,
40 loads clay, 5c., 12,
Chas, W. Hallet, 10 hours, 30c.,
Alfred Baker, 5 hours, 20c.,
David Howes, stone work on bridge,
George E. Whelden, 30 hours, 20e.,
Geo. F. Chase, 41 " "
Geo. Ryder, 224 " 30c.,
Willard W. Robbins, •5 "" 15c., .
Patrick Heffernan, 10 " 20c.,
F. E. Sherman, 314 "
Morris Gray, 6 " a
- David Whelden, '- - 11 " "
A. C. Brown, 11 " ".
A. F. Cobb, 11 " 300.,
E. B. Covill, 18 "-.
F. D. Gage, 11 "
Jas. Smith, 11 "
Albert Taylor, 16 "
Wm. Robbins, 81
F. A.. Sherman, 20
Jos. Sherman, 20
Chas. A. Chase, 10
Frank Arey, 20 " "
Alfred Baker, 10 a "
Morris Gray, 12 "
Geo. 13. Bray, 30 a
Ernest Bray, 20 "
F. E. Sherman, 201 a
Jos. W. Smith, 14 "
Wm. Robbins, 3 " 15c.,
Heirs Joshua Eldridge, 100 loads clay, 5c.,
Chas. L. Nickerson, 221 hours, 15c.,
Chas. W. Ellis, 121 " 20c.,
20c.,
300.,
20c., 13.20, 8, 30c., 12.40,
" 15c.,
20c.,
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811 15
33 30
8 00
1 50
17 30
_3 00
1 00
6 50
6 00
90
h 75
75
2 00
6 30
1 20
2 20
2 20
3 30
540
2 20
•-3 30
5 60
1 28
4 00
400
200
400
200_
2 40'
6 00
4 00
4 10
2 80
45
500
3 38
2 50
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ON
Nathan Bassett, -
Jos. W. Smith,
Willard Robbins,
Jas. A. Ellis,
Albert Taylor,
James Lack, 124
S. B. Baker, 57 loads clay, 6c.,
J. W. Ellis, 9 hours, 20c., *1.80, 29 at 30c., 88.70,
Chas. E. Chase, 10 hours, 20c.,' ' -
Edmond 11. Robinson, 9 loads clay,' 5c.,
Patrick Morgan, 48 hours, 20c.,
Melinda Taylor, 48 loads clay, 5c.,
Seth Taylor, 964 hours, 30c.,
Osborne E. Chase, 15 -" 20c.,
Osborne E. Baker,
G.11. Baker,
S. T. Eldridge,
Oliver Hallet, 150:,
Wm. Shields, 874 " 20c.,
J. W. Hamblin, 304, ." "
Chas. H. Gorham, 351. "" "
1 1 MAIN 1111 Irrftlit 1111 IBiai'h'h2411 '!Yrir..n, ,.
23
110 hours, 20c,
-9 a. sc -
4 " " 15c.,
30 " 30c, 1
20 " ".
ft
. 822 00
1 80
60
9 00
4 00=
" 12.50, 124, 30c., 83.75, 6 25-.
3 42
10 50
2 00 -
45
960
- 240
28 85
3 00
50 " 30c., 15 00
50 " " 15 00
774 as " . 23 25
10 "
Warren Montcalm, 21
Jas. A. Ellis, 204 " 30c., -
Chas. W. Ellis, . 364 " 15c.,
Frank 11. Arey, . . 16 a 20c.,
Chas. L. Nickerson, • 45
Jas. A. Ellis, 94 " 30c.,
Amos E. Arey, - 14 . " 20c., -
Ezra T. Chase, 184
J. A. -Ellis, , 8
Chas. Ellis, 114.
376 loads clay, 118.80,
C. R. Howes, 156 loads clay, 4c.,
Wilson E. Ryder, 221 hours, 20c.,
Seth Taylor, 534 " 30c.,
Geo. Ryder; 8 " 15c., *1.20, 49, 30c., 814.70,
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15c., 81.20, 84, 20c., 1.70,
20c., 82.30, 72,30c., 821.60,
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Chas. Cash, 3 " "
S. B. Baker, 20 loads clay, 6c.,
1 _50
17 45
6 10
7 10
4 20
6 15
5 48
3 20
900
2 90
2 80
3 70-
2 90
42 70
6 24
4 50.
15 97
15 90
45
120
4
4 rt
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Oliver Hallett, 224 hours, 30c.,
Geo, Young, 104 hours, 200.,
S. L. Robbins, 5 hours, 20c.,
S. T. Eldridge, 281 hours, 30c,
Seth H. Hamblin,811 hours, 20c.,
286 hours, 30c.,
386 loads clay, 5c.,
92 hours, roller and scraper, 20c.,
Balance due, 18881
Drawn,
_ 1675
210
•00
8 55
- 62 20
85 80
19 30
' 18 40
06
81507 0.1
1500 00
YARMOUTH, Mass., Jan. 22,1890.
We, the undersigned, auditors of Yarmouth, do._ hereby .cer-
tify that we have examined the a,cconnts of Seth IL Hamblin,
road commissioner of Yarmouth for the year 1889, and find
vouchers for the snm of .81399 03
Due him from year 1888, • 108 00
$1507 03
We find he has drawn by order of selectmen,
the town treasury,
Leaving balance due him, $.7 04
ELIKANAll CROWELL,
FREEMAN HOWES, Auditors.
CEAs. TEACHER, 2D,
SOUTH SIDE. --DAVID SEARS, ROAD COMMISSIONER.
MONET EXPENDED ON OLD 'ROADS YOE. TUE TEAM 1889.
$6 00
86 52
24 10
26 10
• 1 35
15 30
18 30
2 75
against
1500 00
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Warren C. Brown, to 20 hours labor with team, at 30c.,
J. E. & B. Sears, to 1236 loads loam at 7c. per load,
J. K. & B. Sears, to 241 loads loam, at 10e.,
Stephen Sears, to 87 hours labor with team, at 30c.,
Uriah IL Sears, to 44,hours labor with team, at 300.,
Sturges Crowell, to 51 hours labor with team, at 30c.,
John H. Stetson, to 61 hours labor with team, at 30c.,
Manton H. Crowell, repairs ou scraper,
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Alec Robbins, to 61 hours, at 20c.,
• *1210
.A. F. Wixon, to 40 hours, at 20c., 8 00
Matthews C. Grey, to 35 hours labor with team, at 30c, 10 50
Ambrose Robinson, to 10 hours, at 20c., \ 2 00
L P. Matthews, to 10 hours labor with tem, at 30o., 2 00
L B. Matthews, to 51 hours labor with team, at 30c., 15 30
David S. Baker, to 10 hours labor with team, at 30c., 3 00
Reuben Baker, to 41 hours labor with team, at 30c, 12 30
Elmer Ellis, to 50 hours, at 20c., • 10 00
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Isaac Ellis, to 41 hours labor with team, at 30c., • 12 30
Luther L Brown, to 5 hours, at 20c., • : 1 00
Isaiah Sherman, to 61 hours, at 20c., ' 12 20
Joseph W. Fuller, to 35 hours labor with team, at 30c., 10 50
team, at 30c., 6 00
' 8 20
200
10 00
1 00
.200
1 60
2 00
4 00
4 00
2 00
15 00
9 00
6 00
6 00
3 00
' 3 00
1500
2 00
12 00
200
170 53
1 90
2 00
4 00
4-00
John E. Baker, to 20 hours labor with
Wm. IL Baker, to 41 hours, at 20c.,
Obed Baker, to 10 hours, at 20c.,
Wm. J. Baker, to 50 hours, at 20c.,
-Clifton R Baker, to 5 hours, at 20c.,
Ahira Baker, to 10 hours, at 200.,
Nelson Baker, to 8 hours, at 20es,
Sylvanus Baker, to 10 hours, at 20c.,
Austin Whittemore, to 20 hours, at 20c.,
Elmer F. Whittemore, to 20 hours, at 20c.,
Paid for taxes to L B. Gage,
Heman Crowell. to 50 hours labor with team, at 300.,
H. C. Chase, to 30 hours labor with team, at'30c.,
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Osborn H. Chase, to 30 hours, at 20c.,
Abner Wixon, to 30 hours, at 20c.,
Joseph A. Cahoon, to 15 hours, at 20c,
E. Frank Terry, to 20 hours, at 15c.,
Daniel Wing, to 50 hours labor with team, at 30c,
Stephen Sears, to 10 hours, at 20c., -
Charles H. Harwood, to 40 hours with team, at 300.,
Robert B. Clark, to 10 hours, at 20c.,
David Sears, to labor,
Allen Farris, to 94 hours, at 20c.,
James IL Baker, to 10 hours, at 20c.,
A. W. Cahoon, to 20 hours, at 20c.,
Watson F. Cahoon, to 20 hours, at 20c.,
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Isaiah Homer, to 844 hours with team, at 30c., .
Freeman Myrick, to 40 hours with team, at 30c.,
William White, 2d, to 254 hours, at 20c.,
Ernest P. Baker, to 444 hours, at 20c., :-
Samuel Crowell, to 10 hours, at 20c., • -
James Chase, to 40 hours, at 20c, .
David M. Chase, to 30 hours with team, at 30c,
William F. Kenney, to 10 hours with team, at 30c.,
Allen B. Baker, to 20 hours with team, at 30c.,
Peregrine White, labor and material,
Hopkins Baker, to 41 hours, at 20c.,
Henry F. Crowell, to "12 hours, at 20c., •
Barnabas Sears, to 61 h3nrs, with team, at 30c,
Orlando F. Wood, to 30 hours, at 20c.,
Elmer T. Whittemore, to 10 hours, at 20c.,
Freeman Wixon to 10 hours, at 20c.,
R. Lewis, to 104I hours, at 20c.; .
David M. Farris, to 24 hours, at 20c.,
Vinnev Crowell, to 38 hours, at 20c., _
Ernest P. Baker, to 144 hours, at 20c.,
William White, to 145 loads clay,, at 8c. per load,
Frank W. Homer, to 10 hours, at 20c.,
Henry N. Brooks, to 56 hours, at 20c.,
E. S. Baker, to 14 hours, at 20c.,
Clifton R. Baker, to 14 hours, at 20c,
Hatsel Crosby, to 14 hours, at 20c.,
Stephen Sears, to 64 hours with team, at 30c.,
William Chase, to 324 hours, at 15c.,
Uriah H. Sears, to 224 hours, at 20o.,
Joseph Fuller, to 5 hours with team, at 30c.,
Freeman Myrick, to labor,
Stephen Sears, to 10 hours, at 20c.,
• J. K. & B. Sears, for piping,
Thomas Collins, to labor,
Frederick Baker, to 55 hours with team, at 30c.,
O. F. Wood, to 10 hours, at 20c.,
Henry E. Crowell, to 5 hours, at 20c,
225 35
12 00
5 10
8 90
2 00
8 00
900
3 00
600
63 37
10 20
240
18 30
6 00
2 00
2'00
20 95
50
7 60
2 90
8 70
2 00
11 20
2 80
2 80
25
200
4 88
4 50
1 50
4-15
2 00
144
14 50
15 50
2 00
1 00
$884 74
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MONEY EXPENDED ON NEW ROAD, BY MARY
Barnabas Sears? to land damage and labor,
Daniel Wing, to labor,
Braddock Matthews, to land damage and labor,
D. Frank Sears, to 44 hours, at 20e, •
Uriah H. Sears, to 30 hours, at 20c.,
Henry W. Baker, to 70 hours, at 20c,
Nelson Baker, to 79 hours, at 20c.,
Freeman Baker, to "70 hours, at 20c., •
Clifton Baker, to 65 hours, at 20c., -
Ahira Baker, to 45 hours, at 20e, - •-
James A. Robinson, to 45 hours, at 20c.,
John H. Stetson, to 25 hours labor with team, at 30c.,
Ambrose Robinson, to 5 hours, at 20c.,
David Beker, to 45 hours labor with team, at 30c.,
Daniel Brown, to 2.2-1 hours, at 20c.,
Daniel Brown, to 45 hours labor with team, at 30c.,. '
Wm. T. Baker, to 45 hours, at 20c.,
Sylvester Maker, to 43 hours, at 15e,
Braddock Matthews, to 74 hours, at 20c.,
Isaiah Sherman, to 85 hours, -at 20c.,
Isaiah P. Matthews, to 38 hours, at 20c.,
Isaiah P. Matthews, to 40 hours labor with team, at 30c.,
L P. Matthews, for material,
Reuben Baker, to 35 hours labor with team, at 30c.,
Gilbert Studley, to 40 hours labor with team, at 30c.,
Alexander Baker, to 40 hours labc•..vith team, at 30c.,
Seth Baker, to 45 hours labor with team, at 30c.,
Lysander Baker, to 5 hours labor with team, at 30c,
J. K. & B. Sears, to 735 loads clay, at 7a per loads,
John E. Baker, to 5 hours labor with team, at 30c.,
Elmer E. Ellis, to 5 hours labor with ream, at 30c.,
Matthews C. Grey, to 45 hours labor with team, at 30c.,
Wm. Eldridge, to 644 hoars labor with team, at 30c.,
David Sears, to labor with boys and team,
Freeman Matthews, to 353 loads loam, at 5c. per load,
Isaiah Sherman, to labor and material,.
Seth H. Hamblin, to labor on new road,
CROWELL'S.
$25 00
2.75
16 00
8-80
6 00
14 00
15 08
14 00
13 00
9 00
9 00
7 50
1 00
13 50
4 55
13 50
9 00
6 45
1 50
17 00
7 60
12 00
1 50
10 50
12 00
1200.
13 50
1 50
5145
1 50
I 55
13 50 •
-19 25
54.70
17 55'
•.11 60
2 00
4 11
1,4
28'
Wm. H. Hurst, to 20 hours, at 200.,
Stephen Sears, to 23+ hours labor with team -at 30x, ..
J. K. & B. Sears, lumber,
.Warren C. Brown, 20 hours labor with team, at 30c.,
400
7 00
8 95
6 00
$476 95
Sum appropriated 8500 00. -
MONEY EIPENDED ON NEW ROAD LEADING BY W. OLIVER'S._
Seth H. Hamblin, labor, 0
2 00
James Ellis, labor,
11 rods sold at auction to Frank W. Horner, at 82.35
per rod,
David Sears, labor,
Daniel Wing, labor,
Sum appropriated,
8200 00
143 35
4 00
3 00
8155 85
YARMOIITH, Jan. 22, 1890.
We, the undersigned, auditors of Yarmouth, hereby certify
that we have examined the accounts of David Sears, Esq., road
commissioner of South Yarmouth for the year ending Dec 31,0 8
1889, and find vouchers for the sum of
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An the amount of orders drawn by him for said year, 1870 63
Leaving by his vouchers dile him,
810 25
ELKANAH CROWELL,
FREEMAN HOWES, Auditors.
CHAS. THACHER, 2D,
WEST YARMOUTH. -JAMES ELLIS, ROAD
George R. Crocker, 74 hours, 20c. per hour,
John Baxter, 851 bours, 158. per hour,
Joseph N. Boerne, 85 hours, 20c. per hour,
Alex. B. Chase, for Rebecca Chase, 734 loads cla
4c. per load,
George L. Taylor, 88 hours, 15c. per hour,
Prescott H. Baker, 30hours,.20c. per hour,
COMMISSIONER.
814.80
12 83
17 00
y,• at.
29 36
17 60
6 00
vim 11 {f nli m l • f�lY
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C. F. Huggins, 84 hours, 30c. per hour, .
Gilbert Lewis, 28 hours, 20c. per hour, •
I. F. Baker, 851 hours, 150. per hoar,
I. F. Baker, 221 hours, 20c. per hour,
Eben Baxter, 121+1 hours, 150. per hour,
Elkanah Crowell, 18 hours, at 30c. per hour,
J. K. Aldrich, 851 hours, 15c. per hour, 812 821
J. K. Aldrich, 148+ hours, 15c. per hour, 22 271-
Daniel Humes, 691 hours, 200. per hour, •
Sylvester Marchant, 101 hours, 15c. per hour,
Julies E. Crowell, 82 boars, 30c. per hour, •
Ephraim Crowell, 82 hours, 30c. per hour,
A. E. P. Blachford, 74 hours, 20c. per hour,
Ansel Taylor, 24 hours, 20c. per hour,
Alex. B. Chase, 891 hours, 30c. per hour,
Henry B. Coombs, 49 hours, 200. per hour,
Joseph Nickerson, 160 hours, 15c. per hour,
Roland L. Taylor, 171 hours, 15c. per hoar,
Jose Desilva, 89+ hours, 15c. per hour, '
Albert Berry, 315 hours, 15c. per hour,
Timothy Cotelle, 5 hours, 20c. per hour,
0. B. Buck, 85 hours, 20c. per hour,
David S. Marchant, 84 hours, 30x. per hour,
Zenas Baxter, 85+ hours, 20e. per hour,
Charles E. Hallet, 57 hours, 30c. per hour,
D. K. Cote lle, 611 hours, 20c. per hour,
Edward Lewis, 76 hours, 300. per hour,
l3enajah B'helden, 57 hours, 20c. per hour,
Luther Buck, 66 hours, 20c. per hour,
J. K. & B. Sears & Co, .
Joshua S. Baker, 92 hours, 20c. per hour,
Joshua S. Baker, 36} hours, 30c. per hour,
Jose C. Desilver, 894 hours, 150. per hour,
W. Johnson, 18 hours, 30c. per hour,
D. Humes, 9 hours, 20c. per hour,
Eben Baxter, 12 hours, 30c. per hour,
Eben'r Baker, 25 bours, 30c. per hour,
Walter Baxter, 85+ hours, 15c. per hoar,
_ 825 20
8, 60
. 12 83
4 50
18 23
540
35 10
13 90
15 15
24 60
24 60
14 80
4 80
26 77
9 80
24 00
25 65
13 45
47 25
1 00
17 00
25 20
17 10"
17 10
12 30
22 80
11 40 "!
13 20
11 34
18 40
10 85
13 45
-270
1 80 • j
3 60 j
7 50
_12 83
it
ltr
30
Elnathan Baker, 85 hours, 20c. per hour,
Mary S. Crowell, 275 loads clay,
Willie Marchant, 78 hours, 150. per hour,
Jas. Ellis, 11} hours, 20o. per hour,
221 hours, 15c. per hour,
Albert Berry, account on Mill Bridge,
17 00
11 00
11 70
22 30
33 l5
8 20
8770 08
WEST YARMOUTH, Jan. 20, 1890.
We, the undersigned, hereby certify that we have examined ,
the accounts of James Ellis, road commissioner of West Yar-'
mouth for the year 1889, and find that he baa paid out for
repairs on roads and bridges the sum of 8770.25:and has shown
vouchers for that amount; and bas drawn by order of selectmen
the sum of *700, leaving a balance of 870.25 due him. ,
ELRANAH CROWELL, .
FREEMAN HowEs, Auditors.
CHAS. THACHER, 2v,
YARMOUTH, Mass., Jan. 16, 1890.
We, the undersigned, auditors of the town of Yarmouth, do
hereby certify that we have examined the accounts of the select-
. men for the year 1889, and found proper vouchers for . all orders
issued against the town treasury.
ELKANAH CROWELL,
FREEMAN HowES, Auditors.
CHAS. THACHER, 2n, .
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FINANCIAL REPORT
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TOWN OF YARMOUTH
POE THE
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1890.
YARMOUTH PORT, MASS.:
O. P. SWIFT & SON, STEAM BOOK AND JOB PBU TEES.
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ALMSHOUSE.
Mrs. Polly Sherman, salary,
paid for labor,
D. P. Kelley, supplies,
A. H. Eldridge, "
it fuel,
" horse,
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L. Fuller & Co., grain,
T. B. Pulsifer, medical attendance,
Sylvanus Robbins; fish,
L. K. Chase, shoes,
Matthews & Payne, fuel,
Chas:' R. Bas.sett, supplies,
E. D. Payne,
I. H. Thacher&Co., "
R. D. Farris,
A. C. Megt,ithlin,
T. T. Hallet,
Henry A. Cobb, service of beast,
John E. Ryder, dressing hogs,
Edmuud Walker, fuel,
Parker & Wood, seeds,
E. S. Mecarta, fertilizer,
D. B. Crocker. supplies.
Mrs. N. T. Hallet, supplies,
Allen Slade & Co., flour,
N. W. Grush. fuel,
Edmund Eldridge, supplies.
C. F. Swift, Register, 1883-90,
C. R. Howes. beef,
Seth H. Hamblin, supplies,
K. M. Taylor, paints,
R. H. Harris. supplies, -
Luther Baker, labor,
E. R. Hamblin, fuel.
"au
$345 00
12 00
' 16 70
$14 63
12 00
150 28 13
102 77
23 75
828
985
54 25 ,.
0382
45 06
70 06
388
60 58
50 05
200
6 15
21 00
7 47
330
30 34
324
53 30
15 00
200
400
525
500
9 91
4 10 67
1, 50
13 00
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Joel B. Hall, supplies,
Zenas H..Snow,
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.. calf <.
Net cost for the year,
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Cr.
$42 79
11 25
$1,141 35
$18 00
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5 60 2360
$1,117 75
SUPPORT OF POOR OUT OF ALMSHOUSE.
NORTH SIDE.
Daniel Cash, medicine by T. T. Hallet,
Morris Gray, med. attendance by T. B. Pulsifer,
" house rent by K. M. Taylor,
" medicine by T. T. Hallet.
John Matthews. supplies by E. C. Matthews,
med. attendance by T. B. Pulsifer,
Mrs. Edgar Marchant, supplies by W. F. Baker,
SOUTH SIDE.
Mary A. Nickerson, burial by M. H. Crowell,
N. C. Goodwin. supplies by R. J. Baker,
David Farris, fuel by L. Fuller & Co.,
Mary A. Trott, med. attendance by Dr. Ham,
Mrs. A. N. Robinson, fuel by L. Fuller & Co.;
" . •' " Geo. Loring,
Wm. T. Baker, med. attendance by Dr. Ham,
supplies by Obed Baker,
Mary Butler, fuel by David Sears
med. attendance by . Ham,
" shoes by E. T. Baker. •
" supplies by R. White,
L Homer,
R. D. Farris,
M. C. Gray, • " R. J. Baker,
med. attendance by T. B. Pulsifer,
John N. Baker, supplies by R. D. Farris, .
Pnrrington & Small,
Z. P. Howes,
Charity Baker, " Purringtou & Small,
Grace Robinson, board,
Lefavor Kelley,.supplies by Obed Baker,
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$9 00
14 50
7 15
139 28
2 50
$3 60
30 65
141 78
5 00
5
Harry Robiu+on, shoes by E. T. Baker,
supplies by D. D. Kelley,
•• board by N. C. Goodwin,
WEST SIDE.
C. F. Huggins, fuel by E. Taylor,
Lydia G. Bearse, fuel by Jas. Ellis,
" Lot Hallet,
" • `• supplies.by LsaialtCrowall;
" fuel by E. Taylor,
.• Ebenezer Baker.
Susan Bearse, board by Alex. Marchant,
Anna Webber. supplies by Albert Chase,
Alex. Crowell, board by Judah Crowell,
" '• med. attendance by Dr. Hawes.
John Orlando, supplies by J. E. Crowell.
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" Isaiah Crowell.
fuel by H. B. Chase & Sou,
Susan Hallet. fuel by James Ellis.
8181 03 " Ebenezer Baker,
Lot Hallet,
$20 50 11. B. Chase & Son.
23 90 supplies by Isaiah Crowell,
6 50 " • • med. attendance by Dr. Hawes,
13 00 Mrs. David Buck, supplies by J. E. Crowell,
$4 88
3 25
7 00
13 47
300
75
2 75
3 00
3 12
29 79
5 51
45 30
4 01
27 89
18 14
8 13
20 47
42 41
North Side,,
South ,.
West "
Leff iIl hJlli'd,,
83 03
2 12
33 00
83 03
1675
. 15.23
6 00
1 50
144 03
5 80
12 50
6 75
13 00
3 00
900
3 25
14 00
6 00
1 75
43 12
8 401 59
83 00
42 51
36 00
21 00
14980
3225
37 00
100 2.5
8421 81
8181 03
404 59
421 81 81,007 43
PAID OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS.
50 81 Taunton Lunatic Hospital. Harriet S. Lovell.
.Barnstable, Susan Baker,
. Chelsea, J. W. Holway,
Boston, Annie Lewis,
Michael Kelley,
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50 04
28 06
2400-
73 65
23 48.
17 54
38 00
Cil 96
28 48
5 25
5554
8174 23
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RECAPITULATION.
Almshouse. •
• Out of Almshouse,
Other Cities and Towns;
Unexpended balance.
Amount raised by town,
$1.117 75
1.007 43
174 23
59
• 2.300 00
$2.300 00 $2,300 00
DUE FROM OTHER. CITIES AND TOWNS.
Brewster,
Dennis,
Harwich.
Falmouth, •
Chatham,
Berkley,
INCIDENTALS.
Record Book for marriages and deaths, •
Wm. P. Davis, recording births, marriages and deaths,
" expenses,
indexing mortgages.
expenses to Sandwich.
moderator,
Wm. D. D. Loring, grain for horse,
. care of hearse,
" " returning deaths,
Sarah M. Hallet. dinners to town officers,
Postage,
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Freight,
Expenses to Provincetown and Boston.
Recording deed,
Joshua S. Baker, care of hearse,
Rubber stamps for Auditors and Selectmen,
Sweeping town house, twice,
Ruilroad iron. town office,
Rent of building for weights and measures,
E. B. Hallet, iron work,
" snow Plough, .
" " horse to woodland,
Enrolling stockholders.
Express and money order fee,
$32 50
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3.530
5 04
48 00
2s 09
40 50
*189 43
$11 00
• 10 65
2 00
5 00
4 00
5 00
1 87
0 75
3 00
27 00
7 00
17 30
11 50.
75
8 50
7 25'
1 00
9 00
5 00
225
5 25
75
.1 00
CO
Joseph Bassett, stabling horse,
Fuel for town office,
M. H. Crowell, returning deaths.
T. T. Hallet, incidentals, as per bill,
Insurance. north side school -house,
Furniture,
Blank book and envelopes,
J. Fitzgerald, car fare and dinner,
Carting water to town house._ .
E. Crossfield, carriage‘fare,_
Postage,
Expenses to Boston,
A. F. Sherman. list of conveyances.
M. H. Crowell, repairs on hearse,
MUSKRATS.
390 muskrats at 25 cents each,
Seth H. Hamblin,
David Sears,
James P11ia
CLEARING SNOW.
LABOR ON FARM.
Freeman Ryder,
Edmond Eldridge,
John E. Ryder,
Gilbert Lewis, .
Michael Kelley,
James Fitzgerald,•
MILITARY AID.
'9 00
300
7 50
15 87
7 50
24 00
62 .
2 85
1 75
50
2 00
0 20
10 03
-18 75 •-
$271 30
$97 50
$205 f.0
123 24
54 85 -•
2383 99
$43 35
1 50
8'44 8.5
$ 72 00
78 00
1G 00
24 00
1000
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STATE AID.
Nancy J. Humphrey,
Benj. Lovell,
Elizabeth Hurst,
Emily J. Haffards,
Mercy C. Crowell,
PUTTING OUT FIRES.
Joseph F. Nickerson,
Oliver Hallet,
Frank Homer, -
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised for miscellaneous expenses,
Incidentals,
Muskrats,
Labor on farm,
Military aid, one half,.
Putting out fires,
Unexpended balance,
*271 36
97 50
44 85
95 00
25 58
65.71
*600 00
REPAIRS ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Amount raised for repairs,
Repairs on almshouse,
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$24 62
school -hoose, north side, . 76 28
south " 83 71
west " - • 4 50
town house, 11 25
town office, 108 81
Expended in excess of amount raised,
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Amount raised by town,
Seth H. Hamblin,
David Sears,
James Flus,
Unexpended balance,
*48 00
33 00
52 00
10 00
56 00
:;+199 00
*11 90
3 30
10 38
*25 58
*600 00
*600 00
*300 00
9 17
*309 17 $309 17
*3.400 00
*1,500 00
1.100 00
600 00
200 00
$3,400 00 *3,400 00
Teachers' salari•
es,
Janitor,
Fuel,
Cleaning house,
Miscellaneous expenses,
Teachers' salaries,
Janitor,
Fuel,
Cleaning house,
Miscellaneous expenses,
Teachers' salaries,
Janitor, ; ,
Fuel,
Cleaning house,
Miscellaneous expenses,
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SCHOOLS.
NORTH SIDE-
80UTH SIDE.
WEST SIDE.
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised for support of schools,
North side,
South side,,
West side,.
Expended in excess of appropriation,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Amount raised by town,
Dog tax refunded,
,john Simpkins,
Stephen Sears,
Alex. B. Chase,
Unexpended balance,
*1,158 00
125 00
-86 87 ,
17 23 .
20 52
*1,407 67 .
*1,294 00
82 25
70 OS
12 88
51 40
*1,510 61 - -.
*765 00
28 00
35 00
6 00
62 86
*896 86
*3,700 00 -
$1,407 67
1,510 61
896 86
115 14
*3,815 14 *3,815 14
*332 52
119 81
65 08
90 09
4400 00-
207 50
*007 50 4607 50
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PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
Amount raised by town,
C. F. Swift & Son,
Geo; Otis,
Fred. Hallet,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
TOWN OFFICERS.
Auditors,
L B. Cage, registrar of voters,
Fred. A. Baker, "
Theo. F. Drew,
C. F. Swift, moderator,
C. W. Swift, teller,
E. S. Ellis. "
Stephen Soars, school committee,
Alex. B. Chase, "
John H. Stetson, constable,
C. M. Bray, truant officer.
L B. Gage, collector,
Stephen Sears,
Seth Taylor, constable,
Wm. P. Davis, treasurer,
_ " registrar,
Stephen Wing. sealer of weights and measures,
D. D. -Kelley, inspector,
A. H. Knowles, registrar,
Selectmen,
Assessors,
Overseers of Poor,
Horse hire,
Amount raised by town,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
Taxes remitted,
TAXES REMITTED.
$100 00
$86 05
25 75
.14 00
25 80
x;125 80 2125 80
438 CO
22 50
21 00
5 (10
2 50
2 50
45 00
35 00
48 50
11 00
256 05
16 28
25 00
75 00
14 50
5 00
5 00
2 50
300 00
157 50
160 00
152 50
11,400 00
33
41,400 33 21,400 33
:490 57
NEW ROADS.
Amount appropriated by town,
Seth H. Hamblin, • •
Unexpended balance,
SEARS FUND.
Amount raised to pay interest.
Wm. P. Davis, trustee,
In excess of amount raised,
TOWN OFFICE.
Amount raised by town,
Building,
Bricks for vault,
Vault doors,
Taylor & Ryder, labor,
J. Hinckley & Son, material,
H. W. Taylor, labor,
E. B. Hallet, ironwork,
J. B. Hall, tank, etc.,
Miscellaneous expenses,
Material sold,
Unexpended balance,
TOWN DEBTS.
Amount raised to pay debts,
Amount paid,
Unexpended balance,
270'00
273 85
$343 8.5
4343 85
2343 85
$900 00
41,030 00
120 00 -
21,030 00 21,030 00
21,200 00
'$:550 00
112 75
60 00
159 20
170.39
106 50
1 L 43
.1680
3 60
7 26
" 16 59
.4;1,207 26 41,207 26
ABSTRACT OF ACCOUNTS.
Town grant,
Almshouse,
Poor out of almshouse,
Poor in other cities and towns,
Incidentals.
Clearing snow,
Repairs on public buildings,
$400 00
$173 17
226 83
$400 00 $400 00
41.117 75
1,007 43
174 23
534 29
383 99
309 17
$15,043 85
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Roads and bridges,
Schools.
School books.
Printing and advertising,
Town officers,
Taxes remitted,
New roads;
Interest on Sears fund,
Town office,
Town debts,
Expended in exeess of grant,
County tax,
State tax,
Bank tax,
TAXES PAID.
$3,200 00
3,815 14
517 41
125 80
1,400 33
480 57
70 00
1,030 00
-1,190 67
173 17
. 4S6 10
$15,529 95 $15,529 95
$1,144 33
1.295 00
1,938 28 $4,377 61
TOWN TREASURER.
Or.
Balance, Jan. 1, 1890,
Received from dog tax refunded,
" town of Falmouth,
" Harwich,
" Dennis,
" Chatham,
" Brewster,
State Treasurer, state pauper,
" school fund.
corporation tax,
" bank tax,
state and military aid,
foreign ships,
'fisheries,
L B. Gage, collector 1889,
" " 1890,
David Sears,
auctioneer's license,
hay sold,
calf
T. T. Hallet,
material sold,
Orders outstanding Jan. 1st, 1891,
4.6
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61
v.mamr 4,1 °fir.
$2,718 24
207 50
51 02
47 85
38 35
98 18
30 00
2 10
159 88
1,946 86
1,478 95
264 00
77 64
253 54
12,070 62
5,000 00
7 42
2 00
18 OD
5 60
5 00
7 26
607 23
$25,097 24
13
TOWN TREASURER.
Cr.
Support of poor in almshouse,
" out of almshouse,
in other cities and towns,
of ”
11
16
Incidentals.
Muskrats.
Clearing Snow,
Farm, labor on.
Military and state aid,
Fires,
Repairs on public buildings,
Roads and bridges,
Schools,
School books,
Printing and advertising,
Town officers,
Taxes remitted,
New roads,
Sears fund,
Town office,
Town debts.
County tax,
State
Bank "
Orders outstanding Jan. 1st, 1890.
Land damages,
State Treasurer,
Copying records,
Balance Jan. lst, 1891.
VALUATION MAY 1ST. 1870.
• Real estate, buildings.
" land,
Personal estate,
11 bank stock.
Total valuation.
$422.075 00
305.469 00
722,4.7 00-
164.304 00
$1,141 85
1.007 43
174 23
194 43
271 36
97 50
383 99
44 85
389 00
23 58
309 17
3.207 42
3.815 14
517 41
125 80
1,400 33
480 57
70 00
1,030 00
1,190 67
173 17
1,144 33
1,235 00
1,938 28
473 99
95 00
42 00
19 25
4,039 99
$25,097 24
51.614,275 00
4
•14
t' Number of dwelling houses, _- _ 602 -
`'horses, 229
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cows, 155
{' sheep, - 60
" acres of land, 11,252
"' persons paying poll tax only, 140
kkk .. " assessed, 948
ItTHACHER T. HALLET,) Selectmen
• STEPHEN WING,of
F: EDWARD LEWIS, 1 Yarmouth.
YABatourn, Jan. 22d, 1891.
We, the undersigned, Auditors of the town of Yarmouth, hereby
certify that we have examined the accounts of the Selectmen, and find
they have drawn orders on the Town Treasurer for the sum of
$20,583.26. And we find proper receipted vouchers for the above
sum, namely, $20,583.26.
In this connection we desire to state that we are very highly
pleased with the method used by the Chairman of the Selectmen in
keeping his accounts; and with the neatness with which they are kept;
and we -would advise all other town officers to follow bis example.
ELKANAH CROWELL,
FREEMAN HOWES, Auditors. -
-
CHARLES THACHER, 2d, )
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Road Commissioners' Report.
SETH H. HIIIBLIN IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN. OF
YARMOUTH.
LABOR ON BOAD3, 4890.
Enoch F. Ryder, 12 hours, 20c., $ 2 40
Amos Arey, 20¢ " 4 10
William P. Bray, 42 " " 8 40
E. S. Meearta, 17f "" 3 50
Albert Taylor, 34 " " 7 90
James Gorham, 23 "46
5 60
Nathan Bassett, 94 "44
18 90
S. T. Eldridge, 21 30c., 6 30
Edmond Walker, 5 " 46 1 50 •
Samuel Cobb, 8 " 20e., 1 60
Albert Taylor, 84 • 30c., -- ---- 26 55
Perry White, 10 loads clay, 5c., - 50
J. W. Hamblin, 264 hours, 30c., -- - 7 95
H. H. Baker, 21 " 30e., 4 20
Chas. W. Hallett, 1244 " " 2 50
Allen Cash, 8 " 20c., 1 60
C. R. Bassett: 15 "-30c., 4 50
Ansel Hallet, 29 -- " - 20c., 1 580.
J. Usher, 35 " '• 7 10
E. A. Hallet, 23 " 30c., 9 90
Seth Taylor, 13 " 15c., 1 95
Patrick Heffernan, 54) " 20e., 10 90
Benj. Phillips, 41 " 90
Oliver Hallett. 12} " 30c.. $3.75 ; stone for bridges, 40e., 4 15
R. William Park, 121 " 20c., 2 50
J. Hinckley & Son, 8 ft. drain pipe, - 2 64
Seth Taylor, Jr., 5 hours, 90c., 1 00
Josie C. Howes. 4 " 124c., • 50
C. M. Bray, lumber. per bill, 7 17
J. W. Hamblin. 20 hours, 20e.. '4 00: 15 hs. at 39e., $4.50, 850
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C. M. Bray, lumber, $1.17; 3 hours, 15e., 45e,
C. D. Bray, 2 ” 20c.,
Chas. H. Chase, 40 " "
Ansel Hallet. 41 •`
Benj. T. Phillips, 5 " `J
Milinda Taylor, 173 loads clay at Sc.,
E. B. Hallet, sharpening picks,
15 hours 15c.,
Harry Young,
Oliver Hallett,
David Whelden,
Fred Merchant,
Allen Cobb,
Jos. E. Chase,
581 " 30e.,
45 " 20c.,
60 " "
50 " 30c.,
30 " 20c.,
Albert Taylor, 65 ha., 20c., $13.00; 30 hs. at 30c., $9.00,
Willie T. Smith, 30 hours, 20c.,
Fred Smith, 50 " "
James Smith, 10 " 30c.,
E. S. Chase, 30 hs. at 24c., $6.00; 40 hs. at 30c., $12.00,
Edward Tbacher, 39 hours, 15c.,
30e.,
20c.,
15c..
20c.,
Jas. G. Hallet, 80 "
E. L Megathlin, 55 "
Allen Cash,
Charles Cash, 35
Charles Cahoon, 45 "
Jeremiah Chase, 60
Chas. E. Hallet, 45 .`
Frank Chase, 60 " 15c.,
Archelus Phillips. 58 " 20c.,
Jas. P. Cash, 55 "
E. H. Robinson, 72 "
Allen Cash,
F. D. Gage,
Jos. A. Sherman, 15 "
Patrick Morgan, 56 "
Patrick Heffernan, 599 "
Seth Walker,
Archelus Phillips, 71 "
J. Usher, Jr., 431 hs. at 20c., $8.70; 1511s. at 15c., *2.25,
Chas. Cahoon, 71 hours, 20c.,
Jos. Walker, 70 " •`
Wm. Robbins, , 25 " 15c.,
Jonathan Usher, 23 " 20c.,
Russell Hallett, 5 " 15e.,
Jobie C. Howes, 7 " 12
38
30c.,
58 ,.
5 "
4.
..
Mr" r77.7:1771? -
$1 62
40
800
8 20
100
8 .65
1 25
2 25
17 55
900
12 00
15 00
6 00
22 00
600
10 00
8 00
18 00
585
24 00
11 00
7 60
525
. 900
18 00
13 50
9 00
11 70
11 00
14 40
19 70
11 60
3 00
11 20
11 SO
1 00
14 20
10 S5
14 20
14 00
8 75
4 60
75
98
17
Joshua E. Howes, 31 hours, 20c.,
Frank L Robbins, 11¢ ` --12e.,
J. E. Ryder, 70 20c..
Edmund Robinson, 71 "
Allen Cash. 71tt
"
Allen Cash, Jr., 71 " "
E. S. ,llerarta,.17 hs at 2)e.. $3.40; 71 hs. at 30c., $21.30,
Win. P. Bray, 71 hours, 20e.,
Edmund Walker. 55 ' - 30c.;
Nathan Bassett. 751 " 20c.,
Heirs Joshua Eldridge, 425 loads clay, 5c., ,
J. A. Hamblin, 21 hours, 12o.,
R. W. Park. 531 " 20c.,
C. R. Bassett. 59 hs. at 15c., $3.85; 51 hs. at 30c., $1.65,
E. W. Eldridge, 35 hours, 30e.,
Freeman Ryder, 20 "
Gideon Matthews, 60 "
N. B. Whelden, 31 "
J. W. Hamblin, 104 " • "
Seth H. Hamblin. 826 loads clay, 5c..
Allen Cash. 84- hours, 20e.;
George Hallet. 2d, 22 hs. at 20c.. $4.40;
Willard Robbins, 8 hours, 15c.,
..
Albert Taylor,
Jas. Gorham,
E. S. Waitt,
Geo. J. Baker, ..
16 30c.,
35 '' 4'
88 "
90 "
26 hs. at 30c., $7.80,
C: W. Ellis, 20 `
O E. Baker, 90 hs. at 30c.. $27.00: 125 loads clay, 5c., $6.25,
J.' A: Ellis, 20 hours, 30e.,
Chas. Cahoon, 19 " 20e.,
Frank I. Robbins, 61 12e.,
S. T. Eldridge, 641 hs. at 20c., $12.90; 60 hs. at 30c., 418.00,
C. M. Bray, lumber,
Archelus Phillips, 6 hours, 20c.,
Allen Cash, - 85 " . "
D. G. Eldridge, 813 loads clay, 50.,
E. F. Ryder, 9 hours, 20c.,
E. S. Mecarta, 24 hs. 20c., $4.80; 31 hs. at 30c.. $1.05,
Patrick Morgan, _ 26 hours, 20c.,
Hiram Whittemore, 223 loads clay, 4e.
Soranus Taylor, 21 hours, 15c.,
Patrick Morgan,
C. W. Hallet,
70 " 20c.,
10 ,<
$ 65
1 38
14 00
14 20
14 20
14 20
24 70
14 20
16 50
15 10
21 25.
30
11 70
10 50
10 50
6 00
18 00
9 30
3120
41 30
1 70
12 20
1 20
4 80
10 50
26 40
27 00
600
33 25
600
3 80
78
30 90
6 74
1 20
17 00
40 65
1 83
5 85
5 20
9 00
38
14 00
2 00
1
18
G. E. Whelden, • 4 hours, 20c., $ 80
Ernest Bray, 8 • :. 64 60
Seth H. Hamblin, 465 hs. at 20c , $93.00 : 415 hs. at 15c., $69.75, 162 75
14 24 hours, 40c., 9 60
Nathan Bassett. 83 " 20c., 17 70
J. B. Hall, per bill, stub -hoe and pick. 3 69
S. T. Eldridge, 791 hours, 30c.. 23 85
Oliver Hallett, 20 hs. at 20c., 84; 20 hs. at 15c., $3: clay, $1.25, 8 25
Archelus Phillips, 3* hours, 20c., 1 90
0. E. Baker, 300., 15 00
G. H. Baker, 50 15 00
Allen Cash, 28 20c., 5 60
J. T. Cobb, 8f " 30c.. 2 55
F. E. Sherman, " 20c., 90
F. C. Baker, 66 4. 1 50
Freeman Howes, 47f ` 30c., 14 25
Seth Taylor, 1171 " 35 17
Albert Taylor, 2f hs. at 20c., $.50; 10 hs. at 30c., $3.00, 3 50
Freeman Ryder, 4I at 20c., $ .90 ; 4 hs. at 15c., $ .60; clay. 10c., 1 60
E. S. Mecarta,
J. C. Chase,
J. G. Hallet,
Patrick Morgan,
J. A. Cash,
Henry H. Baker,
E. S. Chase,
Geo. Hallet, 2d,
C. W. Hallett.
Patrick Heffernan,
Edmund Walker,
15 hours, 30c.,
20c.,
30c.,
20e..
5 11
8 it
81 "
16 "
21f "
6f
21 "
71 44 • 6.
13*"
18 "
Drawn, '
Due S. H. Hamblin,
NEW ROAD.
4 50
100
240
16 20
3 20
4 30
1 30
4 20.
1 50
2 70
3 60
$1,503 02
1,500 00
$3 02
David Sears, per bill, $2 00
Daniel Wing, ' " 2 00
Jas. Ellis, 46 2 00
S. H. Hamblin, services, $3.00; 3* la. at 45c., $4.10, 7 10
Benj. R. Howes. land damage, 5 00
Albert Taylor, 30 hs. at 20c.. 86.00; 30 hs. at 30c., $9.00, • . 15 00
Jeremiah Chase, 10 hs. 20c., :7142; 30 hs. at 30., 89; land damage $3, 14 00
Allen Cobb, 10 hs. at 30e., $3.00 ; 150 loads clay, $7.50. $10 50
Chas. E. Chase, 32 hours, 20c., 6 40
Fred Smith, 30 " " 6 00
OAP •
870 00
Snow: Bills.
SETH H. HAMBLIN IN A.CCOUNT WITH THE
YARMOUTH.
SNOW.
R. W. Park, 8 hours, 20c.,
F. D. Gage, 2
J. Usher, 124 hours, 20c., $2.50: 8f hours, 15c.. $1.23;
Nathan Bassett, 18 hours, 20c.,
Patrick Morgan, 22.1
Patrick Heffernan, 22! "
Oliver Hallet, 24 "
Wm. Shields, if
Rus.sell Hallet, 5f
G. H. Kelley, 12 "
W. A. Robinson, 31 "
A. C. Brown, "
Michael Keveney, 6
R. Howes, 8
W. E. Ryder, 8
John Keveney, 11
J. W. Ellis, 10
Henry Baker, 13*
Grant Chase,
31
C. W. Ellis, 10
C. A. Chase, 8
Osborne Chase, 6f
G. Sherman, 4
F. E. Chase, 6f
G. Whelden, 4
S. Sherman, 4
Aiistin Batchelder, if
Samuel Cobb. 14
Jas. Gorham, 2
J. E. Ryder, 2
J. C. Chase, 51
d
66-
64
al
15c.,
2Dc.,
15c.:
20c.,
13c.,
20c.,
15c.,
20c.,
.46
44
if
44
64
TOWN OF
160
40
3 78
360
455
4 55
4 10
145
82
240
56
70
90
1 60
1 60
1 65
200
3 90
1 30
200
1 60
1 80
80
1 30
80
80
1 50
2 05
40
40
1 10
t•
t•
!k;
1!*
1E; .
Chas. E. Chase, 10 hours,
S. T. Eldridge, 215 "
E. I. Megathlin, 73 "
Frank Arey, 7 ` __
Jas. Smith, 7
Isaiah Ellis, 255 "
J. A. Cash, 11 "
A. E. Arey,
J. A. Ellis, 8
J. T. Chase,
6
8 "
Isaiah Ellis, . 35
Warren Ellis, 31
Willie Ellis, 4
Warren Montcaim, 51 "
H. A. & A. Cobb, 12 "
Allen Cobb, 6 "
S. H. Hamblin, 18 "
B. K. Howes. 4 "
F. G. Nickerson. 4 "
J. W. Hamblin, 121 "
Ansel Hallet.. - 23 "
C. M. Bray. per bill,
W. P. Bray, 11 `•
Albert Taylor, 32 "
E. W. Matthews,
J. E. Ryder, 13 "
L H. Thacher, 24
H. L. Kern, 7
Benj. Phillips,
E. K. Arey, 7f "
N. B. Cahoon.. 4 "
L. P. Robinson,
Jas. Walker,
Benj. Walker,
Geo. Whelden, 4 "
E. S. Chase.
Henry C. Chase, 35
Geo. S. Chase, 55
Chas. Ellis, 17
Allen Cash, 18
Allen Cash, Jr., 9
7 11
11
66
3 ""
33 4,
7 :1f
8 11
51 "
46
Chas. Cash, 73
Seth Walker, 103
Sylvanus Cash, 13 "
• Amos Arey, . 0
20
23e.,
40c.,
20e.
16
16
46
11
1{
.1
40c.,
20c.,
1f
44
64
at
i.
15c.,
20c.,
41 66
11
20c.,
11
11
61
3.,w,4 14 1 n
`, . 'y':r,. i.` " _ tea':.
42 03
9 80
1 50
1 40
1 40
5 10
2 20
1 29
1 60
1 60
70
70
80
1 10
2 40
1 20
7 20
80
80
2 50
4 60
3 50
2 20
6 40
1 40
2 60
50
1 40.
60
Isaiah Ellis,
Isaiah L. Ellis,
Warren Ellis,
Willie Ellis,
E. S. Mecarta,
21
4 hours, 20c..
7
73
74
8
G. A. Bray, 7
E. H. Bray, - 7
G. F. Bray, 7
C. L. Nickerson, 10
Roland Kelley, 5
Fred Howes, 61
F. E. Sherman. 6
Archelus Phillips, 18
A. A. Phillips, 16
F. C. Baker, • 61
W. F. Smith, 34
R. E. Lack, 7
E. F. Eldredge, 10
Alfred Baker, 21
Willie Cash, 2
Jas. Gorham, 105
Ebenezer Hamblin, 11
11
11
fl
16
11
11
61
•1
11
sf
11
66
J. G. Hallet, 64 hours, 20c., $1.30, 63 hours, 40c., 42.60:
Chas. Cahoon. 214 hours, 20c.,
O. E. Baker, 221 11
F. H. Baker, 223 "
W. D. Baker, 10 "
Seth Taylor, Jr., 84 "
Jeremiah Chase, 11 "
1 45 J. C. Howes, 24 " 15e.,
80 J. A. Hamblin, 3 " 12e.,
'70 Sylvanus Robbins, 33 " 20c.,
1 40 Freeman Ryder, 74 "
1 60 Soramis Taylor, • 55 " 10c.,
80 G. E. R. Nickerson, 2 " 12e..
H. A. Walker, 2 "
Jos. Thacher, 6 " 20c.,
11
11
11
1 10
52
1 10
340
3 60
1 80
1 50
2 10
23
1 80
.Orders drawn for snow,
Due on snow to Seth H. Hamblin,
$ 80
1 40
1 45
1 45
160
140
140
1 05
2 00
100
1 30
1 20
8 60
820
.1 30
70
1 40
2-00
50
40
2 10
220
390
4 80
450
4 50 P"
2 00,E
1 70
2 20 Lj
-3836
70
150
5.5
24
24
1 30
421143,
205 90
• 4 5 53
Y. aMouTn, Dec. 20th, 1890.
We, the undersigned. Auditors of the town of Yarmouth, hereby
crrtify that we have examined the accounts of Seth H. Hamblin. Road
• - •1J1Y 11 1 .J1Lir11, 1 1,1 1 .. n . I 11 l, 1 d I I .l it 1 1 i 1
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Cenunissioner of Yarmouth, and find he has drawn by order of the
Selectmen on the Town Treasurer for repairs on roams. 81,500.00; and
has expended 21.503.02. leaving a balance of .83.02 due Seth H. Ham-
blin. Alco has drawn town orders for new roads, 874.00, and has
expendet1for new roads the same 870.00; also has drawn on Town
Treasurer for clearing. snow, 5....'01;.90. and has expended fur clearing
snow, 8211.43, leaving. a balance due Seth H. Hamblin for clearing
snow of
ELKANAH CROWELL. )
FREEMAN HOWES. - Auditors.
CHARLES THACHER, 2d, )
DAVID SEARS LN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF YAR-
MOUTH, 1890.
May 13. Paid W. S. Ryder. 20 hours. 20e.,
24. J.L. Baker. 10 " `•
Chas. Ellis. 282 loads loam. 5c.,
J. L. Baker. 10 hours 20c.,
I.cvac W. Baker, 10
Alonzo C. Chase.
46
" h
48
" John P. Brown.. 10
John O. Sears, 66 "
" J; F. Cotell. 36 "
Osborn H_ Chase
Albert H. Cotell. 20
A. F. Wixon. 35 '`
Frank Campbell. 10 '•
David M. Chase, 20 " with team 30e.,
•
E. P. Bsker, 41,
-' George E. Chace. 20
Chas. W. Sherman, 15
Geo. E. Whelden. 85
M_
11. Sears, 13:
-a
F. M. Homer.
I.i.<<.h Homer,
A. W. Cthoon.
L. W. Baker.
82.1
20
Watson V.Caboas,31 ."
Geo. W. Rcb•.ns..n.10
B. P. G,.3.rn, 10
Thecp. Chase, 36
19
520
L Ems.
LW_1cFis.
" C. H_ Har hood,
.64
$4 00
200
14 10
2 00
2 00
9 60
200
13 20
7 20
6 40
400
30
200
600
825
4 00
300
1290
40 10
4 0•D
2: 70
5550
400
6 20
1 50
2 00
10 SO
3'O
6 00
22 SO
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May 27. Paid Stephen Sears. 93} ho:irs, 30c.,
" Plebe Matthews, 142 loads 4c..
Heirs S. Taylor, 315 " "
B. Sears. 15 boars 30c.,
Sturgis Crowell, 25 " "
J. E. Baker, 20 "
Seth Baker, 3d, 20
•
29.
46
4.
«
•
•
66
14
Obed Baker, 10 " 20c.,
J. H. Stetson, 69 " 30c.,
C. W. Myrick. 71
Reuben Baker, 20
Herbert Homer, 10 " 10c.,
20c.,
Nelson Baker. 32 "
T. E. Kelley, 10
Samuel Robbins, 10
J. H. Robinson. 30
Heuwri Crowell. 56 30c.,
Geo. B. Sears. 5 " 20e.,
.lohn G. Sears. 5 "
I. P. Matthews. 30 " 30c.,
J. K. Sears. 640 loads 10c.,
J. K. Sears. 592 " 7e.,
James Chase. 33 hours 20c.,
Ales. Robbins. 15; " "
Wm. K. Oliver, 20 "
" F.. A. Baker, 80
Ambrose Robinson, .5
" Joseph Cahoon. 20 "
64
31. " • W. F. Keeney. 30
" Alex. G. Baker. 20
44 " D. S. Baker. '•
June -4. " E. F. Whittemore. 30
- 6. Jas. R. Baker, 26
7. Robt. B. Clark. 25
" Lewis T. Eldredge. 20
" F. F. Collins, - 60
M. C. Gray, 30
Clifton Baker, 30
9. F. R. Campbell, 20
12. " D. Brown, 20
14. " W. H. Eldredge, 20
J. Eldredge. 20
H. W. Baker. 10
Jas. A. Robinson. 20
19 Geo. H. Loring. 3.5
-_ ... .. .. W...1. ...
30c.,
20c.,
30c.,
..
30c.,
64
20c..
4,1
t.
66
20c.,
30c.,
20c..
30c..
. 27 95
5 68
12 60
4 50
7 50
6 00
600
200
20 70
21 30
8 00
• 100
6 40
200
200
600
18 80
1 00
100
9 00
64 00
41 44
7 20
305
4 00
24 00
1 00
4 00
9 00
600
600
6 00
5 20
:S 20
6 00
18 00
9 00
6 00
400
400
600
000
2 00
4 00
10 50
1,•
e .
r.
;3.
24
June 21. " W. S. Ryder, 9 hours 20c.,
27. P. White, labor bill and material,
" P. White, 7 hours, 20c.,
30. " Hiram E. Baker, 9 "
July 4. ". Gilbert Studley, 6 " "
Gilbert Studley, 13 " 30c.,
8. Isaiah Sherman, 40 `• 20c.,
21. " O. F. Wood, 15
Aug. 7. " V. Crowell, 40 <a a.
12. " Sears Bros., 290 ft. boards.
16. " G. B. Sears, 4 hours 20c.,
" J. G. Sears, ' 4 "
" Rufus White, 2 hoes 75c.,
" S. Sears, 68i hours 15c.,
Nov. 8. " J. G. Sears, 4 " 29c.,
H. N. Brooks, ' 34 a< as
to .. T Frank Sears,� wt at t.
18. " Geo. B. Sears, 71 "
20. " Nelson Baker, 4 "
Dec. 5. " W. Kenney, 33;
10. " C. W. Myrick, 3 " 65c.,
" S. Sears, 51 20c.,
" " S. Sears, 25} " 300.,
15. " Ernest Baker, 71 " 20c.,
" F. W. Homer, 8 " 65c.,
16. " A. D. Matthews, 5 loads 5c.,
" Isaiah Sherman, 10 hours 20c.,
P. White, labor and material,
D. Sears & Sons,
Sears Bros., loam, 86 loads 10c.,
Sears Bros., loam, 69 " . 7c.,
Thos. Collins, 5 hours 20c.,
Thos. Collins, 3 " 300.,
66
6.4
13'
Amount drawn by Town Orders,
• Amount expended as per report,
Cash on hand to balance,
aw
*1 80
63 68
1 40
1 89
120
3 90
8 00
300
800
5 22
80
80
1.50
10 28
80
6 80
1 50
1 50
80
75
1 95
1 10
765
1 50
1 95
25
2 00
6 02
177 85'
8 60
483
1 00
90
8272 25
. *1,100 00
$1,010 40
89 60
*1,100 00 $1,100 00
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ACCOUNT OF MONEY EXPENDED FOR LABOR AND MATE
RIAL ON B. R. L. BRIDGE FOR THE YEAR 1891_
BY DAVID SEARS, ROAD COMMISSIONER.
J. B. & B. Sears, material, *164 31
Cyrus Crowell, 5.piles, . 10 00
David Sears, labor, 13 62
Wm. B. Fuller. 3 00
Abner Wixon, " • , , 2 50
D. F. Sears, " 250
Benj. S. Cote%, " • ' • 2 00
Chester B. Cole. " 2 00
John D. Kelley, " 80
M. H. Crowell, _ material, 75
Purrington & Small 18
Edgar Baker; boat hire, 50
Allen Farris, labor, 17 50
C. H. Baker, tending draw. 27 50
Total,
Yarmouth pays 4-11, _ *89 ____
Money drawn for tending draw, 27 50
*247 16
Amount due,
Received Payment,
DAVID SEARS. Road Commissioner.
South Yarmouth, Dec. 29. 1890.
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YARMOUTH', Dec. 2Ckh, 1890.
We, the undersigned, Auditors of the town of Yarmouth; hereby
certify that we have examined the accounts of David Sears, Road Com-
missioner of South Yarmouth. and find he has drawn by order of the
Selectmen, on the Town Treasurer for repairs on roads and highways
for the sum of *1,100.00, and has expended for repairs of same
51,010.40, leaving a balance of $81.60 to balance account which he has
shown.
SNOW ACCOUNT.
By David Sears, Town Orders drawn.
Expended same amount for clearing snow,
4123 24
123 24
ELK AN AH CROWELL, ) Auditors
FREEMAN HONES. - of
CHARLES THACHER, 2d,) Yarmouth.
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WEST VAR:110E111. .1ANIES F.1.1..,I4. Bio COMMI(NIONNII.
IMPAIII4 (IN )IIIAIII AND III(IIIWAVI.
71
AIllItill (1, 30111004, tIM.1(ttttrA at 111e.*4
,
.1, E. Crowell, 011 ''119e.. 20
0
Ei.ltriatti Crowell, (
c..r. 13:i :: title.. 29 70
19
E.1wili 11aXter, ftlr .1 J. Baxter. 11./ hours at Me.. ID
20 141
Ansel L. Raker,. 410 hours at 23e., -
1/arius T. r.tote.. 80 " " 10 29
0 4)9
W. LI Taylor, -- 67 " 64
C 11. Taylor. 24 " "
Geo. 11. Drew, 69 " 411. 134 :144:
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18 /..1)
K41111144 It Drew, 114 .. o
.los. C. llettilra. 12M " 1 NI. • • 1114 M241
h. B. Marchaut. . HO " " 4 50
Gott. N. Taylor. 34 " 241e . .
.6 t,
144 511:
Davitl S. Mardian*. 74.05 4'.• 1450ce.... 13 1.0
.loaluta F. linker. 70 " 20e..
14 op
•Tos. F. Nickerson. 80 '' ..
.. 7 2
144 " 15e., 21 1:00
Benager Wholden. 87 • " 20e.,
•. •• . 69 " . .187 4
0,)1
ElseS. Baxter, • 119 " 1fie., 23. $11
87 " 20e- 7 40.
Orris B. Crowell. 85 311e.. 10 1.0
Luther Buck, 69 " 20e.., 18 140
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0. B. .Bud. 67- •• . ••
(713 244:1:
Edw-ard Lewis. 57f• '.• 30e..
Arthur Illateltford. 84 . •* le.,
elson Baxter, . 35 " " 55 0 110
Alpert Berry, 243 " 37 20
Daniel Burnes. • - 69 "• 10,1e..
13 80
Daniel Wing. laving .snt Baiter Arenne.
3 00
73 hours at 15e..
John R. Baxter. 10 115
Joyce Taylor. 162 " ' " 24 30
David St -ars. laying- ont. Baxter Avenue, 2 00
joshna S. Baker. 6 10 408 hours at 30e.,
carting stone,
1 1
65 hours at 30e- 19 :0
F.. Baker. F,0
Zenas Baxter, • 91 " 20e., 1(4 40
Walter Baxter. • - 34 " 111e., 5 10
Jrnles Fllig. '.. . .456 . - " -
69 441
27
.Eben Waster. . .4 hour/. at 15e..
19 "
E, Cliage, 371 heola clay 54 4e: per Pktil,
Luther Buell. 2 boom al 29e.,
Riehartl Sean., co
l'ittaithy Cotelle, 54
Cotel/e, 44 "
• 11. C. Blaellford,
SNOW.
11. L. TaylOr, Jr., 4/1 boors at 20e„
E. Baker.
R. 14. Ttsylnr.
• Ststunel Drew, 7 " 46
1. F. Baker. 61 '. 6 •
R. L. Taylor...Ir.. 2 " • '
G. S. Taylor. 7 " ••
Samuel Drew. 24 "
.. ,1. S. Bourne.. 41 "
Luther Buck. 10
l'isnothy CA' Aft.1.1e, 81
Barrio. Cotelle, 41 .•
C. F. Iiiiggint4.
D. T. Cotelle, . 51 "
R. L. Taylor,. Jr., 14 "
R. L. Taylor, 2 " o.
W. 11. Taylor.
L. R. Taylor. fit ••
- . Ebel) Boxter; . 18
A. L. Baker, 44 - •.
Arthur Bradford. • C-1 " ..
Ansel Taylor, • - .5 "
Willie A. Marehant: 7 '• 4,1
• Samuel Marrhant. 101 " ..s.
Fred Taylor,
Nelson Baxter. . 8 " ...
Arthur Hal/et, • P4 " ••i
Daniel Humes. 101 •• :.
Joshua S. Baker. -8 " Lt
• J. llontealm. . _CI •• at
Gilbert Lewis,
Jos. C. Dexilca. -
James F-11is. . 83
Joseph Baxter,
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60
2 09
14 84
49
13 80
fse)
84
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re",0 59
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1 70
1 35
140
1 3l)
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1 41)
49
1 15
209
1 70
90
40
1 19
"'.7
444
1 35
415
115240
1 3)
109
.149
2 19
100
69
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1 69
7 40
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Lockwood Baxter,
Walter Baxter,
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28.
10 hours at 20c.,
101 ..
Total, expended for snow,"
$200
210
$55 80
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Auditors' Report. "
Your committee chosen at the last aminal meeting to audit the ac-
counts of the several town officers, for the year 1890. have attended to
that duty and respectfully present the following report:
STEPHEN SEARS. SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
SOUTH YARMOUTH.
Expended for schools, books and repairs on building, ending
Dec. 31st. 1890. $1,718 £2
Salary of Committee, 45 00
Drawn by order of the Selectmen on the Town Treasurer.
ending Dec. 31st, 1890.
Balance due Stephen Sears.
$1,763 22
1.761 53
$ 1 49
ALEXANDER B. CLASE, SCHOOL , COMMITTEE.
WEST YARMOUTH.
Expended for schools, books and repairs on building, ending
Dec. 31st. 1890,
$—§6-8
868 44
Salary of Committee, 35 0")
Balance cash drawn to pay teachers' salaries to Dec. 31. 1890. 98 00
$1,001 41
Drawn by order of the Selectmen on the Town Treasurer, •
ending Dec. 31st, 1890. $1,001 44
JOHN SIMPKINS, SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
YARMOUTH.
Expended for schools. books and repairs on building. ending
Dec. 31st. 1890, $1,81: 09
Drawn by order of the Selectmen- on the Town Treasurer.
ending Dec. 31st. 1890. $1.815 09
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RECAPITULATION.
Extended for Rel Is, books iind repairs on building ending -
Dee. 31st, 1890, 54,499 75 .
Committees' salaries, 80 00
5'4.579 75
on the Towu Treaesurer,
4,578 20
5 1 49
$$,700 00
104 49
400 00
=4,214 49
Expended in excess of appropriation, - 2;35 28
54,499 75
Drawn by order of the Selectmen
ending Dee. 31st; 1890.
Oyes -expended, • '
Amount appropriated for s+c'hools. 1890,
Au1oun1 Pula for repairs on school buildings.
A t appropriated for hooka. 1890,
DAVID SEARS. ROAD COMMISSIONER.
sot:rH rexnorrl.
Expended for repairs and roads on highways, ending
31st, 1890,
Balance, -each on hand shown.
Drawn by order of the Selectmen on the Town
ending Dee. 31st, 1890.
DA\I1) SEARS, SNOW aocorxT.
Expended for clearing mow. ending Dec. 31st, 1890,
1)nawn by order of the Selectmen on the Towu Treasurer,
ending Dec. 31st, 18::0,
Dec.
51,010 40
89 CO
51,100 00
Treasurer.
51,100 00
5123 24
$123 24
SETH H. FUMBLES, ROAD COMMISSIONER.
raunotTH.
Expended for repairs on roads and highways, ending Dec. -
31st 18'0, •*1.103 02
Drawn by order of the Selectmen on the Tow n
Treasurer,' ending Dec. 31st, 181-0. 51,500 00
Balance due Seth H. Hamblin, .3 02'- 51,503 02
SETH H. HAMBLIN, NEW ROADS.
Expended for new roads, 18f:0,
Drawn by order of the Selectmen on the Town Treasurer,
ending Dec.. 31st, 1800,
570 00
570 00
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SETH H. HAMBLIN, SNOW • ACCOUNT..
Expended for clearing snow. 1890,
Drawu'by order of the Selectmen on the Town
Treasurer, ending Dee. 31st, 1810, .
Balance due Seth H. Hamblin,
5211 43
5205 90
5 53 — 5211 43
-TAMES ELLIS. ROAD COMMISSIONER.
WEST YARMOUTH. -
Expended for rep.tirs_on roads and highways. ending Dee.
81st, 1890,
James Ellie, Snow account.
Drawn by order of the Selectmen . on the Timm
Treasurer, ending Dec. 314, 18)0, 5509 00
Balance dne James Ellis, 105 89 — 5705 89
This does not include J.- R. and B. Sears's bill of •lumber amount-
ing to 590.5:1, and Jerry Eldride's bill of labor and material on Par.
ker'a River Bridge amounting to 5216 76, (total amount. 5377.35,)
which the Auditors have not approved and the Selectmen have not paid.
At the lust annual meeting it was recommended that the town otfi
vers should not exceed their appropriations. • The amount appropriated
' for bridges was *300. Therefore your committee has declined to audit
the Parker's River Bridge account, which amounts to $377.35.
5650 59
55 30
5703 89
RECAPITULATION..
Expended for repairs on rondm and clearing snow, ending
Dec. 31st, 1890,
Amount appropriated. for roads and bridges.
Amount for clearing snow, from miscellaneous
appropriation, 389 97
54,039 '97
53,700
Total for roads, bridges. clearing snow,
Balance in Treasurer's hands,
The above statemeut does not include the Parker's
account of tz377.35. •
53.043 53
5 446 39
River Bridge
ISAIAH P. MATTHEWS, SECRETARY AND TREASURER.
FISH COMMITTEE. YARMOUTH.
To seining perch, etc.. 181-0.
" expenses to Commissioners,
" Committee's fees,
5 27 75
200
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To advertising and auction.
" dividend to town of Yarmouth,
" dividend to town of Dennis,
By^sale of perch, 1890,
" permits sold for seining,
'• lease of fish house,
FIRE WARDENS.
4'5 00
253 55
2.53 54
T603 84
• it 48 09
•552 75
0 00 — $606 84
Expended by J. N. Nickerson, $11 90
i „ Oliver 3 30
Frank Homer, 10 38
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$25 58
Drawn by order of the Selectmen on the Town Treasurer.
ending Dec, 3Ist, 1890, • $25 58
We wish to state that the Fire Wardens were notified to bring in
their report, which they failed to do. The above statement we have
obtained from the Chairman of the Selectmen.
SELECTMEN OF YARMOUTH.
T. T. HALLET, CHAIRMAN. •
We find proper receipts and vouchers for the year ending
Dec. 3Ist, 1890. amounting to $20,583 26
And find they have issued orders on the Town Treasurer,
ending Dec. 31st, 1390, for $20,533 2G
In this connection we desire to state that we are highly pleased with
the method. the neatness and the felicity for examination with which
the Chairman of the Selectmen keeps his accounts, and would advise
all other town officers to follow his example.
WILLL•tM P. DAVIS, TOWN TREASURER.
Cash in Treasury Jun 1st, 1890, $ 2.244 25
Total Receipts from all resources, ending Dec. 31st. 181'0, 21,771 77
Total, X24.016 02
Paid town orders from Selectmen, ending Dec. 31st, 1890. _ $19,976 03
Town orders issued. but unpaid. 607 23
Balance of town account Dec. 31st, 1830, 3.432 76
Total, }24,016 02
Balance shown by the Treasurer's account, in the First
National Bank of Yarmouth. ending Dec, 31st. 1810, $4.039 99
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In our report of last year we recommended that the Road Comtnis-
sioners have all bills placed in the book in -ink and receipted • for. and
also that all bills paid by town officers be laid before the Auditors to
be cancelled. We would again urge this necessity.
We, the undersigned, Auditors of Yarmouth, hereby certify that
we have examined the accounts of the several town officers and find the
foregoing stateinent to be a full synopsis of the town's expenses.
ELKANAH CROWELL,
FREEMAN HOWES, )- Auditors
CHARLES THACHER, 2d. )
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Births in 1890.
Jan.. A dnnghter to Josephine Edwards.
Feb. 1. A son to Charles and Mary T. Thompson.
2i. A daughter to Albert and Ida F. Snow:
Mar. 11. A daughter to William and Martha Cahoon.
" 27. A daughter to Seth Jr. and Rebecca Taylor.
Apr. 18. A son to Nelson Lewis and Dora White,
June 13. A son to Herbert and Mary Kern.
July 18. A dnnghter to Joshua A. and Lena Baker.
20. A daughter to Watson F. and Abbie Cahoon.
A (laughter to Albert T. and Elvira Peirce.
31. A daughter to William N. and Lucy J. Stetson.
Aug, 2. A son to George and Abbie Young.
" 16. A daughter to Frank 31. and Jennie F. Johnson.
A daughter to Anthony and Fanny A. White. .4
23. A daughter to Frederick and Graee E. Hallet. .
" 27. A son to Charles R. and Mercy Bassett.
Oct. 13. A daughter to Frank H. and Mary B. Chase.
Nov. 4. A son to Frederick and Clara Sherman.
15. A daughter to Ebenezer and Lillian M. Chase.
" 18. A son to Warren"C. and Florence A. Brown.
Dec. 11. A son to Amos and Charity B. Arey.
" 18. A son to Joseph F. and Ida A. Chase.
" 19. A son to Lafayette F. and Clara P. Chase.
" 29. A son to Charles and Addie N. Nickerson.
Marriages Recorded in 1890.
• Jan. 1. Charles N. Snow of Harwich. and Deborah A. Walker of -
Yarmouth.
Feb. 24. Wallace H. Cahoon of No. Harwich, and Myra Louisa Baker
of Yarmouth.
Mar. 2. Charles E. Chase to Clara J. Ellis, both of Yarmouth.
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April 8. \\•il.•ou E. I1yder of Yarmouth, to Currie \f. Siininunn
llirrnstnble.
%8. iv,liah'1.. Ellisan.l Dora A. lle•hinsua. both of Yarmouth.
" 17. Willard W. Hol way, Yarmouth, and 13arbani A. Batchelder..
• .Dennis.
" 2:. Albert. 1'. here:. and :Mary A. (lonelwin, both of Turn . th.
Juno 3. C'lulesl,a. Niekeraoaof Yarmouth; and Addie M. 1''le of
Lenity, Me.
'• 21t. Nrnuuu \\', Chwpliu of Ilostou, and :Martha Louisa Crowell
of Yarmouth.
July 23. Georg' W. Humphrey and Lizzie E. Taylor, both of Yar-
mouth.
Ang. 28. Frederic Eldridge of (;./lden, Cul., mud Kcziah Lewis Clur_
haai of Yarmouth.
Se• t. 1. Henry Herbert Cluese and Addie F. Chase, both of Dennis.
4. Alfred J. •llaymond of Royalaton, and Josephine Smith of
Yarmouth.
.1ohu S. Boger of 1104011. Alia Annie C. Eldridge of Yar-
mouth.
'• (`h.+rles S.. Knowles of 13ostn. and Kate Sears of Yarmouth.
Nov. 6. Walter Gordon liallet and Emmy Elizabeth Crum -till. both of
Yarmouth.
Tan. 7-
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8.
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April 3.
May 5.-
11.
.3 nue 21.
Deaths in. 1890.
Rahn. Winfield White.
Fiera Wool. •
Henrietta Brigham,
Elizabeth S. Huggins,
('hid of Chas. and Mary T. Thompson,
Nathan T. Hallett. •
Julia A. Baker,
Sophia H. Matthews,
George W. Young.
Bridget Cole.
Lucy Smith,
Rachel Cash. ,
Sarah A_ Babson.
Fre; mon H. Crowell.
ArethnBray,
MO\TH3.
21 . -8
82 1
56 1
75 1
70 1
:2
4 8
5: 10
44 8
66
.8: 6
50 2
80 3
4.1
18
4
12
11
16
12
4
July 29.
•• 'N0.
•' 31.
Sept.. 6.
. 0.
•Oet. 10.
'• 18.
•• 10.
Nov. 8.
8.
•• 12.
•' 14.
Div. 1.
" 14.
• '16.
.. 25.
" 23.
': 31.
Bertha C. Matthews, .
Sarah Bourne,
Braddock Matthews,
Susan Baker, -
Elizabeth A. Ryder, -
\Villiatn Oliver,
Cheater M. Huggins, ..
John D. Kelley,
Mary A. Nickerson, .
Henry A. Kern,
Henry H. Howes.
Katie 6haae,
Edward Smith,
Ruth C. Ryder,
-(Iurham Crowell.
Florence May -Edwards,
Frank Pettuniemi,
Mercy Farris,
Howes Berry.
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78
07
71
85
73
83
74
52
72
11 8
'21
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6 13
8 2
11 16
14
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63
67
6 26 .
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FINANCIAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OF YARMOUTH
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1891.
YARMOUTH PORT, MASS.
C. F. SWIFT & 80N. STEAM BOOK AND JOB PBINTERB.
1892.
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Selectmen's Report.
YARMOUTH, MASS., Januafy, 12, 1892.
To the citizens of the TownofYarmouth •
In compliance- with a vote passed at the last annual Town
Meeting, your Selectmen in connection with your Auditors, after
due consideration, beg leave to submit for your approval the
following appropriations for the ensuing year.
Repair on Roads and Bridges, *3600 00
School Books, 500 00
Town Officers, 1500 00
Repairs on Public Buildings, 300 00
Printing and Advertising, 150 00
Town Debts, 400 00
Support of Poor, 2300 00
Support of Schools, 3800 00
•Incidentals, 500 00
Sears Fund, 900 00
Transportation of Scholars, 350 00
• Total,
*14300 30
And would further recommend that but *12,000 be raised
by taxation.
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ALMSHOUSE.
Superintendent's Salary,
E. W. Eldridge, supplies,
Allen Slade & Co, supplies,
John Ryder, dressing hogs,
Seth H. Hamblin, wood,
Stephen Eldridge, carting,
T. T. Hallett, supplies,
L. K. Chase, shoes,
Polly Sherman, supplies,
B. M. Taylor, Coffin and robe, Crowell Baker, 22.50
supplies, 11.04
David Sears, driving hearse, Crowell Baker,
Louis Arenoviski, clothes, John Gray,
T. B. Pulsifer, Medical Attendance,
A. C. Megathlin, meat,
C. R Bassett, supplies,
Matthews & Payne, fuel,
L H. Thacher & Co, supplies, 63 64
grain, 125 93
Reuben Baker, digging grave, Crowell Baker,
B. T. Gorham, shoes,
J. B. Hall, supplies,
R. D. Farris, u
Sylvauus Robbins, "
John G Thacher, a
R. H. Harris, . K
Zenas H. Snow, .
E. B. Hallett, Iron work,
D. D. Kelley, supplies, --
E. A. Hallett, transportation,
Alfred Gorham, 2 pigs and ham,
service of beast,
Edmund Walker, limbs,
E. S. Mecarta, fertilizer,
Fred R. Crocker, supplies,
i 1 IJ u .. ■.' WI I I{ .:..+4711 IIY
14 00
1 00
8270 00
2 25
61 36
2 50
6 00
3 00
23 67
9 70
3 65
33 54 _
2 00
1090--
23 00
77 26
22 88
102 81
189 57_
2 50
3 35
12 39
5 50
10 99
23 75
64 01
12 92
3 90
11 15
35
15 00
21 00
6 00
29 11
6'
S. H. Sea;s, Medical Attendance,
E. D. Payne, supplies,
C. F. Swift, Register.
S. L. Robbins, supplies,
Cr.
By hay sold,
« calf .
1 00 •
69 55
2 00
7 90
$1146 46
6 00
6 86 12 86
$1133 60
SUPPORT OF POOR OUT OF ALMSHOUSE.
NORTH SIDE.
Morris Gray, med. attendance, T. B. Pulsifer, *36 00
fuel, F. Gage, 3 00
supplies, I. H. Thacher & Co., 5 00
L/ R. H. Harris, 1 75 $45 75
Mrs. Edgar Marchant, med. attendance, Dr Ham, 16 00
supplies, W. F. Baker, .55 25' -- -
" R D. Farris, 15 99
house rent, B. M. Nickerson, 9 00 96 24
Mrs. John Matthews, med. attendance, T. B. Pulsifer, 11 25
Osborn Chase, med. attendance, T. B. Pulsifer, 8 00
7 00
15 00
Si '° S. H. Sears,
nursing, B. W. Ellis,
medicine, T. T. Hallett, 70.
supplies, I. H. Thacher & Co., 5 00
John Matthews, burial, W. D. Loring, 2 50
grave, Joseph Gorham, 2 50
supplies, E. C. Matthews, 65 00
coffin, John G. Thacher, 21 00
Mrs. A. Montcalm, med. attendance, T. B. Pulsifer,
Daniel Cash, medicine, T. T. Hallett,
35 70
91 00
14 50
7 15
$301 59
G ..Sai. NE . m... 13411414 r1L.L. s+.
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SOUTH SIDE.
Matthews C. Gray, med. attendance, T. B. Pulsifer, 34 50
medicine, T. T. Hallett, 15 80
supplies, R. J. Baker, 5 49
John N. Baker, med. attendance, J. C. Ham, 35 00
supplies, R. D. Farris, 8 53
" Purrington & Small, 22 49
• Z. P. Howes, . 15 52
Charity Baker, Purrington & Small,
David Farris, " R. D. Farris, 5 52
• R. J. Baker, 15i 38
" Z. P. Howes, _ 4 44
med. attendance, J. C. Ham, 9 00
" " S. H. Sears, 7 00
nursing, Amos Arey, 5 00
fuel, Alfred White, 1 50
" Rufus, " • 300
" David Sears, 3 00
nursing, Chas. Taylor, 1 50
" Mary Butler, 4 00
fuel, L. Fuller & Co., 3 25
coffin, K. M. Taylor, 19 50
grave, V. Crowell, 1 50
burial, David Sears, 2 00
Harry Robinson, board, S. Goodwin, 13 00
supplies, D. D. Kelley, 4 40
Grace Robinson, board, S. Cahoon,
Mary Butler, supplies, Z. P. Howes, 24 35
" R. D. Farris, 16 62
" I. F. Homer, 1 25
" D. D. Kelley, 1 05
med. attendance, J. C. Ham, 2 50
fuel, David Sears, 3 00
" S. Crowell, 3 00
Lefavor Kelley, med. attendance, S. H. Sears, 8 00
medicine, T. T. Hallett, 10 20
Lefavor Kelley,
fuel, L. Fuller & Co.,
855 79 S. Crowell,
supplies, I. F. Homer,
" 0. Baker,
Mary Trott, med. attendance, J. C. Ham,
81 54 l Mrs. Jos. Cotelle, med. attendance, J. C. Ham,
35 72 supplies, R. D. Farris,
Thacher Ellis, " R. J. Baker,
88 59
17 40
22 00
51 77
86 75
3 00
31 5
15 88
36 00
• 46 98
5 00
17 07 53 07
21 08
8478 94
WEST SIDE.
Alex. Crowell, board, by Judah Crowell, *66 00
" med. attendance, Dr. Hawes, 2 70 68 70
Susan Hallett, fuel, Ebenezer Baker, 3 75
" Joshua S. Baker, 1 50
" Lot Hallett, 9 00
" H. B. Chase & Sons, 7 00
supplies, J. E. Crowell, 9 50
" Isaiah Crowell, 6 75 35 50
Lydia G. Bears., supplies, J. E. Crowell, 8 63
" Isaiah Crowell, 21 99
fuel, H. B. Chase & Sons, 3 75
" Lot Hallett, 6 50
" Joshua S. Baker, 3.00 43 87
-John Orlando, supplies, Isaiah Crowell, 23 22
fuel, H. B. Chase & Sons, 13 00 36 22
Mrs. David Buck, supplies, J. E. Crowell, 96 00
shingles, C. C. Crocker, 5 00
Mrs. Susan Bearse, board, Alex. Marchant,
Francis Brown, supplies, Isaiah Crowell,
North Side,
South "
West "
•_:,'sti: r� ,"fir, ..�s t
101 00
24 00 -
29 09
8338 38
*301 59
478 94
338 38 81118 91
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PAID OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS.
Taunton Lunatic Hospital, Harriet L. Lovell, $126 75
`0 " Frank W. Thacher, 9 46 $136 21
City of Chelsea, J. W. Holway,
Barnstable, Anna Webber,
Susan Baker,
Dennis, Caroline Linnell,
City of Boston, Annie Lewis,
Michael Kelley,
James Fitzgerald,
Jas. H. McMelville,
Agnes Gardner,
RECAPITULATION.
7 75
24 00
3 00 27 00
9 40
73 41
2 00
3 50
61 00
Almshouse, $1133 60
Out of Almhouse, 1118 91
Paid other Cities and Towns, 375 39
Amount raised by Town,
Cash from N. C. Goodwin,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
•
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149 31
$ 375 39
2300 00
20 00
370 90
*2627 90 $2627 90
DUE FROM OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS.
Falmouth,
Dennis,
Brewster,
Chatham,
Orleans, .
Middleboro,
$48 00
66 00
40 00
6 75
105 00
13 00
s $278 75 *278 75
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Wm. D. Loring, carting, $2 00
" grain, 7 38
"
" care of office, 1 00
care of hearse, 6 50
driving hearse, 2 00
recording deaths, 5 00
C. 3L Hallet, land rent,
Court fees,
D. Gleason, board of tramp,
Jos. Gorham, digging grave, -
E. D. Payne, stove for office,
W. P. Bray, labor on town office,
W. P. Davis, recording births, marriages and deaths,
20 55
5 00
CC
CC
"
"
" expenses to Sandwich,
Board of Health,
Matthews & Payne, fuel to town office,
John G. Thacher, labor,
Thos. Crowell, list of stockholders,
. A. W. Mitchell, numbering machine,
J. B. Hall, labor, town office,
Joshua S. Baker, care of hearse,
recording deaths,
repairs on firehouse,
Removing tree,
E. A. Hallett, team to Dennis,
E. Walker, fuel, town office,
Alban Christensen, labor, town office,
W. Green, clock, " "
A. F. Sherman, conveyances,
Record Books for Overseers of Poor,
Insurance,
Expense on tramp,
Fred. A. Baker, carrying paupers,
"
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aCigIMMAM.1411.1amm
3 00
50
25
r`c:""�';-:
23 88
3 00
17 35
1 00
2 50
15 CO
1 50
25 55
3 00
6 56
1 50
1 00
12 00
9 87
3 75
6 g0
1 25
3 00
2 70
13 00
10 .00
19 25
51 50
11 17
3 00
10
Prea flatlet, binding Town Reports,
Expense on death of Francis McKay,
S. M. Hallet, board of Selectmen,
Travelling expenses of Selectmen,
M. H. Crowell, care of hearse,
_ Care of Cemetery,
Ansel Hallet, postage stamps,
S. Sears,
T. T. Hallet,
Laura H. Hallet, board of Selectmen,
MUSKRATS.
429 muskrats at 25 cents each,
CLEARING'SNOW.
Seth Hamblin,
David Sears,
FIRES.
Joshua S. Baker,
LABOR ON FARM.
Freeman Ryder,
Alfred Gorham,
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised by town,
Amount received from sale of School House,
Incidentals,
Muskrats,
Clearing Snow,
2 25
25 67
16 50
73 04
5 75.
3 80
7 00
1 75
11 74
21 00
1
1
1
8417 33
•
8107 25
11
• Fires, 5 75
Labor on Farm, 60 95
In excess of Appropriation,
John E. Ryder,
Gilbert Lewis,
Elizabeth Hurst,
Emily J. Haffards,
Mercy C. Crowell,
Benj. Lovell,
Nancy J. Humphery,
MILITARY AID.
STATE AID.
1 63
8626 63 8628 63
*3600•
66 00 8102 00
44 00
22 00
44 00
36 00
8 00 8154 00
824 00 REPAIRS ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
11 35 35 35 Amount raised by town,
Repairs on almshouse, 24 50
school house, south side, 17 05
5 75 " SC it " north side, 12 00 .
west side, 116 19
Town office, painting, 181 17
47 70 " ,, "
" labor, 1890, 81 75
13 25 " "
a " furniture, books etc., 108 71
= Expended in excess of appropriation,
• *0095 ..
417 33
].07 25
35 35
ft
600 00
25 00
8500 00
41 37
8541 37 8541 37
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Seth H. Hamblin,
David Sears,
James Ellis,
Amount raised by town,
2004 95
1358 73
1100 00
4250 00
II ik12544Wil RIR AO • • I
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Expended in excess of appropriation,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Amount raised by town,
Expended for books by School Com.,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
Teachers' salaries,
Fuel,
Cleaning house,
Janitor,
Supplies,
Stove, etc,
SCHOOLS.
NORTH SIDE
SOUTH SIDE.
Teachers' salaries,
Janitor,
Supplies,
Books, fuel, cleaning eta,- -•
WEST SIDE.
Teachers' salaries,
Janitor,
Fuel,
Cleaning house,
Supplies,
213 68
$4463 68 $4463 68
• • RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised by town,
North side,
South side,
West side,
400 00
444 34
44 34
444 34 $444 34
1433 17
98 83
16 65
125 00
16 18
48 50
1735 33
1425 00
80 00
15 00
260 66 1780 66
ALAN ii iI IIILIL •
807 50
28 00
37 50
7 00
33 01 913 01
1738 33
1780 66
913 01.
3800 00
III 1111111 1 1
1
4
1
7
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Expended in excess of appropriation,
632 00
$4432 00 $4432 00
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
C. F. Swift & Son,
Fred. Hallett,
Geo. Otis,
Amount raised by town,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
TOWN OFFICERS.
Auditors,
I. B. Gage, . Registrar,
Theo. F. Drew, "
Fred. A. Baker,
Seth Taylor,
A. A. Knowles,
Wm. P. Davis,
C. F. Swift, Moderator,
F. A. Crowell, Teller,
Chas. Thacher, 2d, "
D. 1). Kelley, Inspector,
Chas. F. Pnrrington, "
Seth Taylor, ge
Stephen Sears, School
Alex. B. Chase, —
John Simpkins, "
W. R. Farris, it CC
I. B. Gage, Collector,
John Stetson, Constable,
Seth Taylor, "
W. P. Davis, Clerk and Treasurer,
4'
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- $92 50
50 33
21 25
$150 00
14 08
$164 08 $164 08
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$51 00
10 00
26 00
21 00
8 50
17 00
15 00
5 00
2 50
2 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
50 00
35 00
15 00
25 00
215 05
26 50.
41 80
85 00
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Assessors,
Overseers of Poor
Horse Hire,
Amount raised by town,
Expended in excess of appropriation
TAXES REMITTED.
Taxes Remitted,
SEARS FUND.
Amount raised to pay interest,
Paid W. P. Davis, Trustee,
TOWN DEBTS.
Amount raised to pay debts,
Debts paid,
In Excess of appropriation,
i ha.. mi.r„i1S .lr+ur•40m m
$1400 00
77 40
323 40
188 75
164 15
128 25
$1477 40 $1477 40
*65 32
$900 00
$900 00.
$900 00 *900 00
$400 00
$410 22
10 22
$410 22 *410 22
BASS RIVER. LOWER BRIDGE.
Cash from Yarmouth and Dennis
" " Sale of old bridge,
Interest,
G. A. Lancaster, Contractor, *11,000 00
A. H. Knowles, Supt., of Construction, 364 00
G. A. Lancaster, Approved bill of extras,
Committee fees,
M. H. Crowell, Painting,
Printing and Advertising,
29 00
366 70
183 03
33 18
*11,943 74
301 25
151 93
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Sundry itemg,
Repairs on Abnttments,
Taking up old bridge,
IO terest,
County Tax,
State,
Bank
9 00
106 76
153 35
151 53
1111112" 'r,.
*12,396 55 $12,396 55
TAXES PAID.
$1373 20
•1110 00
I990 98
TRANSPORTATION OF SCHOLARS.
Amount raised by town,
Paid Alex. B. Chase, - $38 20
Unexpended balance, 311 80
ABSTRACT OF ACCOII
Town Grant,
Support of Poor,
Incidentals,
Repairs on Public Buildings,
Roads and Bridges,
Schools,
School Books,
Printing and Advertising,
Town Officers,
Interest on Sears Fund,
Town Debts,
Transportation of Scholars,
In excess of town grant,
$4474 18
$350 00
$350 00 $350 00
NTS.
r
$15,050 00
2627 90
626 63
541 37
4463 68
4432 00
444 34
164 08
1477 40
900 00
410 22
38 20
1075 82
$16,125 82 $16,125 82
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TOWN TREASURER.
Dr.
Balance Jan. 1st, 1891,
Received from town of Falmouth,
" �• " Harwich,
" "
CC
" it
"
it
"
CC
•CC
CC
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" "
"
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"
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"
CC
CC
CC
"
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" Brewster,
• " Dennis, -
County Treasurer, dog money returned,
State " School fund,
« Corporation tax,
Nat'l. Bank tax,
"
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"
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IC
"
" N. C. Goodwin,
« I. B. Gage, collector,
Seth Taylor, "
" Wm. P. Davis,
" T. T. Hallet,
" 1. P. Matthews, fisheries,
" Sale of School house,
" Hay sold,
" Calf sold,
" Auctioneer's license,
" Court fees,
Orders outstanding Jany. lst, 1892,
Military Aid;
State Aid,
Foreign Ships,
TOWN TREASURER.
Cr.
Support of poor in Almshouse,
" out of "
" in other cities and towns,
if « of « "
$4039 99
48 00
5 04
32 50
35 30
194 16
163 31
2232 03
1459 33
92 00
190 00
32 11
20 00
9337 25
9200 00
500 00
3 57
62 19
25 00
6 00
6 86.
2 00
44.53
279 14
$28,010 31
$1146.46
1118 91
375 39
278 75
n.o.Yr 11.11 1
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Overseers of Poor, Boston,
Incidentals,
Muskrats,
Clearing Snow,
Fires,
Labor on Farm,
Military Aid,
State Aid,
Repairs on Public Buildings,
Roads and Bridges,
School Books,
Schools, •
Printing and Advertising,
Town Officers,
Taxes Remitted,
Sears Fund,
Town Debts,
Bass River Lower Bridge,
County Tax,
State
Bank
State Treasurer,
Transportation of Scholars,
Outstanding orders, Jan. 1st, 1891,
Balance, Jan. 1st, 1892,
VALUATION MAY 1sT, 1891.
Real Estate, buildings,
" " land,
Personal Estate.
« " bank stock,
Total valuation,
Number of dwelling houses,
*473,788
285,738
791,176
167,700
574
$3 67
417 33
107 25
35 35
5 75
60 95
102 00
154 00
541 37
4463 68
444 34
4432 00
164 08
1477 40
65 32
900 00
410 22
6071 98
1373 20
1110 00
1990 98
30 93
38 20
607 23
83 67
$28,010 31
61,718,402
II 11 1 1 n .I 1•11M1. I..uun•••hINI1El.I.y...•....YM1•1110.rl...
a " horses,
a " Cows,
a " sheep,
" acres of land,
f1 " persons paying poll tax only, - 4
1 1114
f{ " " assessed
1
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STEPHEN SEARS, )} yarmonth.
of
EDWARD LEWIS,
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162
60
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Road Commissioner's Report.
SETH H. HAMBLIN, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF
YARMOIITH.
•
LABOR ON ROADS, 1891.
R. William Park, 15 hours, 20c., $ 3 00
; A. D. Baker, sharpening pick, 75
• William Shields, 42} hours 20c.. 8 50
• J. T. Chase, 12 a 240
Alfred Baker, 10 " " 2 00
Watson Thacher, making and painting guide board •
and labor on scraper, 3 50
Wm. P. Bray, 641 hours 20c., 12 90
J. W. Howes, - 14 hours, 20c., 2 80
Isaiah Ellis, 7 loads clay, 5c., 35
Charles Ellis, 32 hours, 15c., 4 80
Chas. L. Nickerson, 8 " 20c., 1 60
James A. Elba, 8 " 15c., 1 20
Charles Ellis, 81 a 30c., 1 55
J. W. Ellis, 711 " 15c., 1 13
Calvin Hallett, 9 " 20c., 1 80
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D. Crocker, 40 loads clay, 6c.,
Seth II. Hamblin, 8 hours, 30e,
Seth Taylor, 18 hours, 300.,
Oliver. Hallett, 5 hours, 20e. *1.00, 3 hours, 15c. 45c,
5 loads clay, 5c. 25,
S. T. Eldridge, 40 hours, 20 and 30c.,
T. T. Hallett, 32 loads clay, 5c.,
C. R. Bassett, 4i hours, 20., 90; 47r hs. at 15e., a,
P. Keveney, 127} boars, 30c.,
Allen Cash, 13 hours, 20c., *2.60; 13hs. at 30c., *3.90,
Allen Cash' Jr., 3 hours, 20c.,
Edward S. Chase, 7 hours. 15c., $1.05; 6 hs. 30c., $1.80,
S. L. Robbins, 10 hours, 20c.,
James Gorham, 18 "
Edward F. Smith,
Wm. H. Brown,
. Patrick Morgan, 55 " 20c.,
Chas. H. Gorham, 27} "
Frederick Sherman, 2i "
Edward F. Smith, 4
James P. Cash,
W. M. Thacber,
James T. Chase,
George Robbins, _
H. J. Young,
Samuel Cobb,
James W. Ellis,
Chas. W. Ellis,
C. L. Nickerson,
Jeremiah Robinson,
James A. Ellis,
M. Siney,
Geo. Robbins,
Patrick Heffernan,
James A. Morgan,
2 "
7 "
10c.,
"
4'
"
23i "
44 "
27 "
4 " "
30 "
60 "
47; "
477} " 30c.,
47i " 20c.,
45i " t[
47 " 30c.,
2811 " 15c.,
20- " 20c.,
60 "
52 "
"
"
'4
a
*2 10
2 40
5 40
1 70
10 00
1 60
1 58
3 75
6 50
60
2 85
2.00
3 60
40
70
11 00
• 5 50
50
80
4 70
-8 80
5 40
80
6 00
12 00
9 50
14 25
9 50
9 10
14 25
4 28
4 00
12 00
10 40
1
J. W. Drape,
Ernest Bray,
Geo. A. Bray,
Jos. A. Sherman.
F. E. Sherman,
James Keveney,
Frank E. Lewis,
J. W. Hamblin,
Freeman Howes,
David Whelden,
G. E. Whelden,
F. D. Gage,
1 Fred Smith,
James Smith,..
Allen Cobb,
1 Alfred Baker,
1 Charles Ellis, 76
5c., $34.75,
Amos Arey,
James A. Cash,
Patrick Morgan,
Jos. C. Chase,
Russell Hallett, 60 h
5c., $5.60,
James T. Chase, 18 hours, 20c.,
W. F. Smith, 17 " "
Henry H. Baker, 53 " "
Jeremiah Chase, 41 " 30c.,
Jos. W. Smith, 19 hours, 20c., *3.80; 19 hs. at 30c., -*5.70,
Juan .Chase, 2871 hours, 30c.,
Freeman Ryder, 10 hours, 20c:, *2.00; 45 hs. 30c., *13.50
Fred W. Chase, 411 hours, 20c.,
F. H. Chase, _ 474 " "
Charles Cahoon, 100 " "
Charles Bassett, 37 hours, 20c., *7.40; 82 hs. 30c., $24.60,
' 21
30 hrs., 20c.,
47} " "
. 477}" 'a
15 "
56 " 30c,
50 " 20c.,
5i " "
212; "
62 " 30c.,
36 " 20c.,
66 "
66 " 30c.,
36 " 20c.,
41 "
30 " 30c.,
62 " 20c.,
hours, 30c. , $22.80;
"
695 loads clay
41 hours, 20c.,
42 f° 30c.,
85 " 20c.,
41
ours, 30c., *18.00; 112 Ioads clay
$6 00
9 50
9 50
3 00
16 80
10 00
10 20
22 45
18 60
7 20
13 20
19 80
7 20
820
9 00
12 40
56 65
8 20
1260
17 00
8 20
23 60
3 60
3 40
10 60
12 30
950
8 55
15 50
8 30
9 50
20 00
32 00
22
Charles Cahoon, 30 hours, 20c.,
James Lack, -52, hours, 20c., $10.40; 52 hs. 30c., $15.60,
E. S. Waite, 431 hours, 30c.,
Seth Taylor, 56 "
cg
Nathan Bassett, 72 " 20.,
D. G. Eldridge, 81 hours, 30c., $2.55; 80 loads clay 5c.,
$4.00,
Oliver Hallett, 60 hours, 30c.,
S. T. Eldridge, 67 hours, 20c., $13.40; 67 hs. 30c., $20.10
E. W. Eldridge, 43 hours, 20c., $8.60; 46 hs. 30c., $13.80,
A. H. Eldridge, • 9 hours, 20c.,
T. T. Hallett, 394 loads clay, Sc.,
Allen Cash, Jr., 80 hours, 20c,
William Robbins, 1162 " "
S. L. Robbins, 4 hours, 20c., 800; land damage $3.50,
N. B. Wlielden. 70 hours, 30c.,
Geo. Hallett 2d, 54 hours, 20c.,910.80; 114 hs. 30c., $34.20,
E. H. Robinson, - 1051 hours, 20c.,
John E. Ryder, 10 hours, 20c., $2.00; 30 hs. 15c., $4.50,
Joseph Gorham, 80 hours, 30c.,
Gideon Matthews, 88 {i "
E: S. Mecarta, 1141
Archelus Phillips,
Amos Arey,
ff u
$6 00
26 00
13 05 .
16 80
14 40
6 55
18 00
33 50
22 40
1 80
19 70
16 00
23 30
4 30
21 00
45 00
12 10
6 50
24 00
26 40
34 35
80 " 20c., 16 00
80 " " 16 00
James G. Hallett, 10 hours, 20c., $.2.00; 40 hs. 30c., $12.00, 14 00
F. C. Baker, 70 hours, 20c., 14 00
Albert Taylor, 72 hours, 20c., $14.40; 51 hs. 30c., $15.30, 29. 70
W. 3L Thacher, 82 hours, 20e., 16 40
Edmund Walker, • 52 " 30c., 15 60
Alfred Gorham, 50 hours, 20c., $10.00; 50 hs. 15c., $7.50 17 50
Jos. Walker, 30 hours. 30c., .9 00
Warren Ellis, 10 hours, 20c., £2.00 ; 10 hs. 30c., $3.00,
42 loads clay -5c.—$;210 - - 7 10
Geo. S. Chase, 31 " 15c., .53
Frank L Robbins, • 8 " 12c., 96
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I. IL Thacher, 104 hours, 20c.,
Geo. Robbins, 3 " "
Bertie Raymond, 21 " 10c.,
Daniel H. Robbins, 315 loads clay, 4c.,
Patrick Heffernan, 23 hours, 20c.,
Nathan Bassett, 6311 " "
J. W. Hamblin, 581 " 30c.,
Lydia S. Crowell, 168 loads clay 4c.,
Estate P. Keveney, per bill,
Warren Montcalm, 3 hours, 20c.,
Alfred Baker, 8 it "
Vulcan Machine Co., Road Machine,
Henry Baker, 13 hours, 20c.,
J. Usher, Jr, 141 "
C. M. Bray, Weir Road. 1.31 rods, at $8.75 per rd.,
James A. Ellis, Weir Road, 20 rods at $6.25, $125.00
land damage, $7.00,
Jas. Gorham, 182 loads gravel, 50., $9.10; .3 1-2 hours,
20c., 70,
Due S H. Hamblin, Dne for 1890,
Seth H. Hamblin, labor on roads,
Seth H. Hamblin, material, 1205 loads at 5c.,
Wm. P. Bray, 96i hours, 20c.,
1 Charles H. Gorham, 271 " 20c.,
■
Drawn from Town Treas.
$20 80
60
25
12 60
4 60
12 70
17 55
5 72
4 80
60
1 60
140 00
2 60
2 90
118 12
132 00
9 80
7 04.
185 55
GO 25
$1976 11
19 35
5 50
$2000 96
2000 00
96
SETH II. ILAIILBLIN IN ACCOUNT WITIi THE TOWN OF
YARMOUTH.
SNOW.
Michael Keveney, 3 hours, 20c.,
60
II Y JL' 1 LLL ■ 1 1 1 111 1 lir 1 1 1 1
C. M. Bran,
Seth IL Hamblin,
" Due from 1890,
Archelus Phillips, 3 -hours, 20c.,
Seth H. Hamblin, 8 " 40c.,
S. T. Eldridge,
E. S. Mecarta,
Chas. Ellis,
James A. Cash,
Alfred Howland,
H. H. Baker,
Geo. F. Chase,
Oliver Hallett,'
24
31 K
51 K
40c.,
K
" K
41
2
9
21
6
21
10
11
K
K
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20c,
a
K
J. W. Hamblin, 4 hours, team, 40c.,
Drawn from Town Treas.,.
Difference,
.. 14 .W •._ ,W
$1 50
2 20
5 33
60
3 20
1 80
40
1 80
50
1 20
50
35
2 00
822 18
1 60
$23 78
24 00
22
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DAVID SEARS IN ACCOUNT WI.TIH THE TOWN OF
YARMOUTH, 1891.
Chas. E. Hall, repairing walk, $ 1 00
James R. Baker, 20 hours, 200., 4 00
L. H. Baker,
Robert B. Clark,
John G. Sears,
Elbridge Crowell, material,
Hopkins Baker,
D. F. Sears,
Geo. B. Sears,
Vinney Crowell,
Isaac Ellis,
Edgar N. Baker,
Geo. B. Sears,
N. H. Sears,
Geo. B. Sears,
Frank Homer,
R. D. Farris.
Geo. B. Sears,
John G. Sears,
Alonzo C. Chase,
Albert H. Cotell,
Isaiah Homer,
Frank Homer,
Geo. W. Wood,
Ernest Baker,
e H. Baker,
John H. Stetson,.
A. W. Cahoon,
Heenan Crowell,
D. F. Sears, ,
U. H. Sears,
C. W. Myrick,
Isaac Ellis,
Geo. H. Loring,
25 " 500
20 " 400
41-2 90
1 00
3 " " 60
3 3-4 " 75
3 " " 60
54 " " 10 80
7 1-4 hrs., with team, 30c., 2 18
60 1-2 "201, 12 10
4 hrs, " 80
11 1-3 hrs., with team, 30c.,. 3 40
15 hrs., 15c., 2 25
75
15 00
23 .55
9 00
10 00
10 00
30c., .27 00
20c., 14 00
6_09
400
" with team, 30c., 15 00
33 00
" 20c., 15 00
" with tzam, 30c, 21 00
" 20c, - 6 00
" with team, 30c., 12 00
27 00
" 1.2 00
K a " 12 00
11
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5 i/ 44
50 " with team, 30c.,
117 3-4 hrs., 20c.,
45 hrs., 20a„
50 1/ al
50
90
70
30
20
50
110
75
70
30
40
90
40
40
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Fred. A. Baker,
Thos. Collins,
Daniel Brown,
Alex. G. Baker,
Willis N. Hall, -
Joseph H. Robinson,
Sturgis Crowell,
Nelson Baker,
Eddie Baker,
Henry W. Baker,
Clifton R. Baker,
Reuben Baker,
Reuben Baker, .
Joseph Robinson,
Amos K. Baker,
Lewis Eldridge,
Gilbert Studley,
0. F. Wood,
Elmer F. Whittemore,
Stephen Sears,
Seth Baker, 3d,
M. C. Gray,
Isaac Ellis,
Benj. Homer,
A. B. Baker,
Wm. 11. Cahoon,
Alex. Baker,
Geo. H. Scars,
John G. Sears,
Isaiah P. Matthews,
I. P. Matthews,
Amos R. Baker,
Osborn White,
II. H. Sears,
D. S. Baker,
D. S. Baker,
18 .
90 hrs., with team,
90 -" <. "
40 " 20c.,
40 "
33 1-3 hrs.,
30 hrs., 15c.,
30 " 30c.,
30 " 20
20 "
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20 "
34 "
65 "
30 " with team, 30c.,
50 " . 20c.,
'.
30 " "
40 " with_team,.30c.,___
25 " ..
15 " 20c.,
50 "
10 " with team, 30c.,
40 " " 25c.,
40 " it 30c.,
10 "
u u
35 " " "
70 "
35 " 20c.,
25 "
44 1-2 hrs., 20c.,
27 1-2 " "
10 "
72 hrs., with team, 30c.,
17 1-2 hrs.. 20c.,
50 hrs., with team,'
20 " " ..
22 1.2 hrs., 20c.,
55 hrs., with team, 30c,
..
u
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27 00
27 00
8 00
12 00
10 00
4 50
9 00
6 00
4 00
4 00
6 80
13 00
9 00
10 00
6 00
12 00
7 50
3 00
10 00
3 00
10 00
12 00
3 00
10 50
21 00
7 00
7 50
8 60
5 50
2 00
21 60
3 50
15 00
6 00
4 50
16 50
-19
D. S. Baker, 32 loads loam, 3c.,
Wm. H. Eldridge, 20 hrs., with team, aoc.,
Chas. 11. Harward, 15 "
Willis N. Hall, 33 1-3 "
Allen Parris, 5 hrs., 200.,
Joseph Robinson, 10 " "
Peregrine White, labor and material,
John E. Baker, 128 loads clay, 7c,_
Martha E. White, 128" _ " " •
Ahira Baker, . 20 hrs., 20c.,
Benj. C. Baker, 383 1-2 loads clay, 70.,
Freeman Baker, 128 "
Hopkins Baker, 20 hrs., 20c,,
Isaiah Sherman, 106 1-2 hre., 20c.,
U. H. Sears, 20 hrs., 30c.,
Seth Baker, 767 loads clay, 7c.,
.Tohn G. Sears, 17 hrs„ 20.,
Andrew Crowell, 5 "
David Kelley, 383 1-2 loads clay, 7c.,
Stephen Sears, 7 1-2 hrs., with team, 30e.,
Edgar N. Baker, 4 hrs., 20c„
Joseph K. Chase, 21-4 "
Wm. F. Chase, 10 hrs., "
John G. Sears, 31-2 hrs., 20c.,
Theoph. Chase, 13-4 " "
John H. Stetson, 10 " with. team, 30c.,
Henry N. Brooks, 9 " 20c.,
J. F. Clack, 21-2 " with
0. F. Wood, 5 1-4
Ernest P. Baker, 10
David F. Sears, 18 3-4
Geo. B. Sears, 32 1-2
John G. Sears, 12
Wm. F. Chase, 24
H. N. Brooks, 71-2
John G. Sears, 4
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8 96
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21 30
6 00
53 69
3 40
1 09
26 85
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Barnabas Sears, 42 loads clay, 10c.,
John S. Sears, 40 " " -
Vinney Crowell, 15 hrs., 20c.,
Seth Baker, 32 loads clay, 7c.,
C. W. Myrick, 9 hrs., double team, 50c.,
Barnabas Sears, 30 ft., drain pipe, 39c. ft.,
Isaiah Sherman, 10 hrs., 20c.,
• 12 1-2 hrs., 20c.,
61-2 " with team, 30c.,
39 hrs., 20c.,
John G. Sears,
F. W. Homer,
Wm. White, 2d,
A. H. Baker, - 5 1-2 hrs., 20e,
U. B. Sears, 10 hrs., with team, 30e,
Reuben Baker, 11 1-4 hrs., 20c.,
Rufus Baker, ' 3 1-2 hrs., 30c.,
C. W. Myrick, 6 1-2 with team, 30c,
David Sears, bill of labor, 1891,
Isaiah Sherman, 5 hrs, 20c.,
H. E. Baker, 10 " "
Clement H. Baker, 71-2 hrs., 20e.,
Warren • C. Fuller, 9 loads coal ashes,
John G. Sears, 5 hrs., 20c.,
Total,
Amount Drawn,
Amount on hand,
SNOW ACCOUNT FOR 1891.
Jan. 6 Alex. G. Baker, 3 hours, 20c.
Uriah H. Sears, 10 " 40c.,
Sam'l Robbins, 2} " 20c.,
David Sears, 11 " 40c.,
Frank Homer, 14i . " 40c.,
Total,
4 20
4 00
3 00
2 24
4 50
11 70
2 00
2 50
1 95
7 80
1 10
3 00
2 25
1 05
1 95
201 62
1 00
2 00
1 50)
1 00
1 00
$1220 97
. 1227 50
8 6 53
$ 60.
4 00
50
50
5 75
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21
ACCOUNT OF MONEY EXPENDED ON NEW ROAD.
May. 24 Watson Cahoon,
23 A. F. Wixon,
David Sears,
April 25 David Sears,
F.F. Collins,
May 21 D. S. Baker,
April 22 David Sears,
Geo. B. Sears,
John G. Sears,
D. F. Sears,
Wm. Cahoon,
15 hours, 20c., *3 00
20 " 20c., 4 00
10 " 35c., 3 50
5 " •35c., 1 75
15 " 30c., 4 50
10 " 30c., 3 00
514 " 50e., 25 75
55 ' "' 20c., 11 00
55 " 20c., 11 00
5 " 20c., 1 00
22i " 20c., 4 50
John H. Stetson, 20 " 30e., 6 00
Alex. G. Baker, . 10 44 30c., 3 00
C. W. White, 146 loads loam, 7c., 10 22
Reuben Baker, 294 hours, 20c., . 5 90
" L0 10 " 30c., 3 00
Isaiah Sherman, 20 " 20c., 4 00
L P. Matthews, 10 " 30c., 3 00
Sam'i Robbins, 10 " 20c., 2 00
24 Uriah H. Sears, 10 " 30c, 3 00
Jos. H. Robinson, 19 " 20c., 3 80
Isaac Ellis, 10 " 30c, 3 00
25 Ernest P. Baker, 25 " 20e., 5 00
Freeman Myrick, 15 " 30c., 4 50
27 Isaiah Homer, 15 " . 30c.,' 4 50
Fred 4. Baker, 15. " 30e., 4 50
Estate of Dorcas Crowell, 187 loads of loam, 7c., 13 09
Amt. of Bills. *151 51
TOWN OF YARMOUTII, IN ACCOUNT WITH JAMES
ELLIS, ROAD COMMISSIONER, 1891.
April 27 Zenas Baker, 105 hours, 20c., $21 00
" J. E. Crowell, 115 " 300., 34 50
28 Osborn E. Chase, 30 " 20o., 6 00
June 2 Ebenezer Baker, 85 " " 17 00
April 20 Eben Baxter, . 4i " 40c., 1 80
a " " 164 " 15c., 24 60
27 A. Blachford, 4 " 20c., 1 00
" A. E. P. Blach ford, 39 " 15c., 5 85
" a ' " 10 " 20c., 2 00
" Sylvester Marchant, 30 " " 6 00
June 9 Jos. F. Nickerson, 208 " 15c., 31 20
April 27 Benajah Whelden, 11.5 " 20c., 23 00
June 9 David S. Marchaut, 210 " 15c., 31 50
April 27 Edward Lewis, horse and man 70 hours, 5 00
70 hours, 30c., 21 00
G. F. Crocker, 210 " 15c., 31 50
Ellis P. Baker, 68 a a 9 00
Isaiah Crowell, 30 " 30c., 9 00
Samuel H. Drew, 81} " " 24 45
Geo. P. Drew, 40 " 20c., 8 00
Ansel L. Baker, 99 " a 19 80
Geo. S. Taylor, 65 " .. 30c., 19 50
Luther It Taylor, 20 " 20c., 4 00
A. C. Drew, 80 " 120., 9 60
Austin I.Johnson, L8 " 30c., 5 40
"
Jose C. Desilver,- 130 " 150., 19 50
R. L. Taylor, 160 " 15c„ 24 00
10
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0. B. Buck, 85
Richard Sears, 85
Allen Baxter, 20
Luther Buck, 105
Joshua S. Baker, 114
" 115
Timothy Cotelle, 37
Dean S. Linnell, 55
Geo. S. Lionel), 25
Dustin Baker, 95
Albert Berry, 175
June 17 Alex. B. Chase, 90
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20c.,
20c.,
20c.,
20c.,
30c.,
20c.,
20c.,
20c.,
20c.,
20c.,
30c.,
15c.,
387 'owls clay at 4c.,
April 27 B. II. Crowell, 104ii hours, 15c.,
Thomas Baxter, 104} " 13c.,
July 8 Elnathan Baker, 75 " 2Dc.,
18 B. F. Crocker, acre surface loam,
April 27 W. A Marchant, 30 hours, 20c,
James Ellis, 627 " 15c.,
a a 32i " 20c.,
Mary R. Ellis, 80 loads clay, at 4c.,
Aug. 15 James Ellis and Lot Hallett, 265
loads of clay, at 4c.,
.April 20. Arthur Hallett, 7 hours, 200.,
June 20 Walter B. Chase, 85 loads clay, at 4c.,
Oct. 20 Jerry Eldridge, 15 hours, 30c.,
" " 10 " 15c.,
Win. Eldridge, 10 " 30c:,
a a 6 " 25c.,
paint for bridge,
Gilbert Studley, 11 hours, 25c.,
Lewis Eldridge, 18 " 25c.,
Geo. S. Taylor, 10 " 30e,
Dec. 31 Jerry Eldridge, cement, atone and labor,
le
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17 00
17 00
4 00
21 00
34 20
23 00
7 50
11 00
500
19 00
52 50
13 50
15 48
15 67
15 67
15 00
20 00
6.00
94 05
6 50
3 20
10 60
140
3 40
4 50
1 50
3 00
1 50
1 25
2 75
-450
3 00
3 10
8 871 97
Auditors' Report.
To the town of Yarmouth:—
After examining the accounts of the several Town Officers,
your auditors would respectfully submit the following report:
YARMOUTH, Jan. 9th, 1892.
We, the undersigned, Auditors of the town of Yarmouth,
hereby certify that we have examined the accounts of the Select-
men and find that they have drawn orders on the Town Treas-
urer for the sum of *27,372.16. And we find proper receipted
vouches for the above sum, namely *27,372.16. In this connec-
tion, we desire to state that we are very highly pleased with the
method used by the Chairman of the Selectmen in keeping bis
accounts, and with the neatness with which they are kept, and
we would advise all other town officers to follow his example.
ELKANAH CROWELL,
FREEMAN HOWES, . Auditors.
A. H. KNOWLES,
•
ALEXANDER B. CHASE, SCHOOL COMMITTEE,
WEST YARMOUTH.
Expended for school, books; repairs, etc., to Dec. 31st, •
1891, per bills, $1438 15
Drawn by town orders, 1438 15
25
WILLIAM R. FARRIS, SCHOOL COMMITTEE,
SOUTH YARMOUTH. ,
Expended for schools, repairs, etc., to Dec. 31st, 1891,
per bills, $1291 83
Drawn by town orders, 1291 83
STEPHEN SEARS, SCHOOL COMMITTEE,
SOUTH YARMOUTH.
Expended for schools, books, repairs, etc., to Dec. 31st,
1891, per bills,
Drawn by town orders,
JOHN SIMPKINS, SCHOOL COMMITTEE,
YARMOUTH.
Paid for schools, books, repairs, etc.,
Received by town orders,
DAVID SEARS, ROAD COMMISSIONER,
SOUTH YARMOUTH.
Amount of money expended on old roads, per bills,
Expended on lower road, per bill,
Total expenditures,
Cash on band Jan'y 1st, 1891,
" Town orders, repairs old roads,
" lower road,
Total receipts,
Paid for clearing snow,
Drawn for "
..- 1.1,.
$567 04
567 04
$1714 58
1714 58
$1220 97
151 51
81372 48
27 50
1194 98
150 00
11372 48
$11 35
11.35
-1411Irrllll 1111
21
SETH H. HAMBLIN, ROAD COMMISSIONER,
YARMOUTH.
Expended on old roads, per bills,
new " " "
•
Total expenditures,
Cash, town orders, old roads,
, if a CC new "
" Due S. H. Hamblin, to balance,
Paid tor clearing snow, per bills, -
Balance on hand,
Total expenditures,
Drawn for snow,
$1750 84
250 12
22000 96
$1750 00
250 00
96
$2000 96
$23 78
22
JAMES ELLIS, ROAD COMMISSIONER.
WEST YARMOUTH.
Expended on old roads, (per bills),
Snow due from 1890,
Parker' s River Br., J. Eldredge,
Lumber, J. K. & B. Sears,
Due from 1890,
Right of way,
Cash on hand,
Total expenditures,
Cash by town orders.
" " • " Parker R. Br.,
" Right of way.
" " "
err -•r�;.
$24 00
24 00
$871 97
5 70
283 76
90 59
50 59
4500.
22 33
$1369 94
$1100 00
224 94
45 00
$1369 94
C ....r LL pm' b 0111: •I 1 MI
•
27
ISAIAH P. MATTHEWS, TREASURER FISH COMMITTEE _
OF THE TOWNS OF YARMOUTH AND DENNIS, FOR
1891.
By permits for seining,
lease of smoke and fish houses_.
Nov. 10 and 11, Fish Committee, hiring and seining
14 bbls. Perch, sold at
Dec. 21, Not sale of perch,
Total proceeds,
To amounts paid. Fish Committee, etc., $ 90 37
Nov. 10 and 11, Bills paid at the pond, 16 10
" " " " 1-4 of proceeds paid seiners, - 32 99
" " " " Bills paid watching, 9 50
Dec. 31, Cash to balance, 573 34
Dec. 3Ist, 1-2 balance paid town of Dennis,
a " " a u " " Yarmontb,
The Selectmen's books show total bills paid for the
year 1891, $27,372 16
Total orders issued for the year 1891, -- 27,372 16
$202 00
12 75
148 07
. 359 48
$722 30
$722 30
286 67
286 67
WILLIAM P: DAVIS.
TOWN TREASURER.
Paid out -standing orders of 1890,
" Town orders of 1891,
Cash on hand Jan. 1st, 1892,
$ 607 23
27,040 27 -
83 67
$27.731 17
99
18 27,731 17
Balance in Treasury, Jan. 1st, 1891, 4039
Cash received during year 1891, 23,691
ELK ANAil CROW ELL,
FREEMAN HOWES,
A. H. K O W LES,
Auditors.
Jan.
Feb.
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Births iN 1891.
27 Son to Osborn E. and Phebe L Chase.
28 Daughter, Frances A. to Charles and Francis A.
-Simpkins.
5 Daughter, Mary K., to Frederick R and Ellena
Crocker.
17 Daughter, Marion F, to Jose C. and Ora B. F.
Desilver.
18 Son, Beryl, to Fred R. and Alice C. Campbell.
25 Son, Alexander, to George E. and Lucy E. Nickerson.
20 Daughter, Alice E., to Frederick A. and. Elizabeth A.
Cash.
22 Daughter, Fannie S., to Isaiah L. and , Dora A. Ellis.
4 Daughter Fanny M., to Lefavor and Idella D. Kelley.
15 Son, Lester A., to Allen L. and Emma L. Crowell.
18 Daughter, Helen A., to John C. and Emma S. Ham.
Son to Josephand Lizzie Thacher.
4 Son to Charles A. and Louisa E. Chase.
17 Son, Harold H., Laurence and Lizzie P. Thacher.
March
April
April
May
June
July
r i 1 . .1.. i LII I 1 LI I I IIYI Llltl I!. 1,111131110
29
Aug. 16 Daughter Abbie E., to Myron D. and Addie E. Ashley.
17 Son, Paul A., to Albion and Mary Christenson.
Oct. 14 Son, Joseph C., to Joseph M. and Olivia S. Lewis.
Nov. 25 Son Morris T_., to Winchester and Abby K. Johnson.
29 Son, Frank C, to Frank C. and Abbie A. Baker.
Dec. 2 Daughter, Mabel W., to William R and Lillian S.
Farris.
9 Son, Henry, to Victor and Henrietta Smidt.
28 Son, to Isaac H. and Mary H. Thacher.
Marriages Recorded in 1891.
Jan. 13 Edward A. Robie of Boston, and Hattie E. Chase of
Yarmouth.
Feb. 19 Daniel B. Lovell of Brockton, and Georgiana V. H.
Freeman of Sandwich.
March 10 Clarence H. W. Weeks of Harwich, and Florence M.
Kenney of Yarmouth.
30 James W. Ellis of Yarmouth, and Lilla F. Howland
of Brewster.
June 1 Orrin F. Cash of Yarmouth, and Mary E. Gunn of
Taunton.
17 Orville N. Leonard of 3Iiddle3oro, and Catherine F.
Pratt of Middleboro.
Aug. 13 Benjamin F. Tripp of Dennis, and Eva Wood of
Dennis.
23 Benonia S. Baker of Yarmouth, and Carrie L. Jeffer-,
• son of Middleboro.
26 John Cranch Moses of Detroit, and Mary Williams
Mayhew of Yarmouth.
Sept. 2 George L. Robbins of Yarmouth, and. Cora Etta
Phillips of Yarmouth.
23 Henry G. Phillips of Dennis, and Annette Augusta
Titus of New Brunswick.
' °amu 111!! 11 1 J ll! II
80
Nov.. 19 William F. Fowler of Hyannis, and Lillian S. Baxter
of Yarmouth.
Dec. 20 Nelson Hallett Edson of New York, and Mary Lizzie
Kelley,of Yarmouth.
Deaths in t 891.
YEARS, MONTHS, DAYS.
Jan. 16 ArmeniaC.Thacber, 70 ----5
17 Laurana Lewis, 85 6 16
Feb. 3 Nancy J. Humphrey, 48 -- -
12 Lydia J. Cole, 45 8 2
17 Wallace Thacher, 24 6 -- --
25 Lillian M. Chase, 5 •
March 2 Crowell Baker; 70 6 2
5 Mary Knowles Crocker, 1
23 Josephine Lewis, 32 1
24 Thankful D. Crocker, 84 11 19
April 27 Mary E. Hallett, 77 8 15
May 2 Gorham Taylor, 92 1C 12
4 Elizabeth Hallett, 73 10 12
6 .Huldah B. Blachford, 54 5 9
10 Betsey Howes, 91 9 1
13 Calvin Hallett, 78 6 .
Jnne 6 Irvin T. Gorham, 12 3 21
Sept. 2 Isaac Hawes, 85 6 6
Sept. 14 Serena Crowell, 72 11 6
Oct. 8 Charles Thacher, 61. . 6
Nov. 13 Almena E. Robbins, 28 11
17 David M. Farris, 84 4 27
Dec. 12 Bethiah G. Whelden, 68 10 28
26 Zipporah A. Baker, 62 8 12
28 Hannah C. Baker, .. 52 3
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FINANCIAL REPORT
OF THE -
TOWN -OF -YOUTH,
j -'or the Year Ending
DECEMBER . 31, 1892.
YARMOIITHPOBT, MASS.:
C. F. Swlri & SON, STEAM BOOK AND JOE PRINTzR6.
1893.
NMI
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TOWN •OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1892':
Town Clerk and Treasurer.
WILLIAM P. DAVIS.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor.
TEACHER T. BALLET, EDWARD LEWIS.
STEPHEN WING.
School Committee.
ALEX. B. CHASE,
WM. R. FARRIS.
JOHN SIMPKINS,
E. L. MARSH.
Road Commissioners.
SETH H. HAMBLIN,
SETH TAYLOR,
DAVID SEARS,
JAMES ELLIS.
Constables.
JOHN H. STETSON.
Fish Committee.
ISAIAH P. MATTHEWS, CHARLES M. BRAY,
NATHAN W. GRUSH. •
Auditors.
ELKANAH CROWELL, FREEMAN HOWES,
DANIEL B. CROCKER.
Tax Collector.
SETH TAYLOR.
Registrars of
ALLEN H. KNOWLES,
WM. P. DAVIS,
Field Driv
HALLET,
EDWARD S. CHASE,
FLIJAH K. AREY,
ERNEST P. BAKER,
C. FRANK HUGGINS,
ALEX. B. CHASE,
HENRY F. CRO
Fence Vie
ISAIAH P. MATTHEWS,
Surveyors of L
CHARLES M. BRAY,
Voters.
THEODORE F,,DREW,
FRED. A. BAKER.
vers.
ALFRED HOWLAND,
OSBORN E. CHASE,
JUDAH B. CHASE,
JOSEPH ROBINSON,
ELNATHAN BAKER,
JOSEPH F. NICKERSON,
WELL.
JAMES 11. SMITH,
vers.
ALBERT C. SNOW.
umber.
BARNABAS SEARS.
Pound Keepers.
DAVID SEARS,
JOSHUA S. BAKER.
ZELRCTMRK'Z REPORT.
o
To the attune of the Town ARMOUTH, MASS., Jan. 18, 1893.
The Selectmen, together with the Auditors, after a careful
survey of the expenditures of the several town officers for the
past year, would beg leave to submit for your approval the
following appropriations for r the ensuing year:
Roads and Bridges,
School Books,
Town Officers, —
Repairs on Public Buildings,
Printing and Advertising,
Town Debts,
Support of Poor,
Support of Schools,
Incidentals,
Interest on'Sears Fund,
Transportation of Scholars,
63,800 00
500 00
1,500 00
200 00
200 00
400 00
2,300 00
4,200 00
500 00.
900 00
400 00
Total,814,900 _-
The other expenses of the town, which are not provided f�r
in the above recommendations, are the State and County taxes,
which last year amounted to the sum of *2,931.96, and we have—
no
reason to believe that they will be increased this year. The
income from our foreign bank tax, corporation tax, ships, school
fund, etc., to offset the State and County tax, was last year
*4,443,48, leaving a balance to the credit of the town of *1,511.52:
In view of, these facts we would therefore regommend that .there ---
be raised by taxation the sum of *13,400.00.
ALMSHOUSE.
Superintendent's salary, '
Polly Sherman, eggs,
Stephen H. Sears, medical attendance,.
I. H. Thacher $ Co., supplies,
Edmund Walker, wood,
*200 .00
11 01
3 00
113 89
22 75
�G.i•.�uatr� ■ r.
le
A. C. Megathlin, meat,
L. K. Chase, shoes,
Oliver Hallett, supplies,
Stephen Eldridge,. carting,
John E. Ryder, dressing hogs,
John E. Ryder, eels,
J. S. Bearse, moving Anna and Joseph Webber to
almshouse,
Allen Slade & Co., supplies,
E. S. Mecarta, fertilizer,
E. T. Baker, shoes,
T. B. Pulsifer, medical attendance,
Fred R. Crocker, supplies,
R D. Farris, supplies,
A. H. Eldridge, cow,
A. H. Eldridge, use of animal,
Benj. T. Gorham, shoes,
Seth H. Hamblin, pork,
R. H. Harris, supplies,
Alfred Gorham, supplies,
S. L. Robbins, fish, •
K. M. Taylor, supplies,
D. D. Kelley, supplies,
Zenas H. Snow, supplies,
Joel B. Hall, supplies,
E. D. Payne, supplies,
Matthews & Payne, coal,
Svlvanus Robbins, fish,
T. T. Ballet, supplies,
Chas. M. Bray, supplies,
By hens sold,
hay sold,
Net cost in almshouse,
Y 1 .I. r -r iu. Iid:Yr
$ 64 59 -
7 88
300
6 60
3 00
100
400
83 92
200
1 50
23 50
7 61
2 19
20 00
1 00
1 25
29 28
56 03
7 21
5 37
4 35
10 74
8 23
16 23
55 15
31 70
3 15
58 25
5 20
0
$874 58
$9 00
800
$17 00
$857 58
a7
5 •
SUPPORT OF POOR OUT OF ALMSHOUSE.._
NORTH SIDE
Osborn Chase. med. attendance, W. E. Crowell, , $14 00 - ,
Id
S. H. Sears, 63 00 .
It
B. Pulsifer, - • . .2 00
46 64Taunton Lunatic Hospital, ..62 68 •
• supplies, 1. H. Thacher & Co., 40 00. ,
" R H. Harris, 5 00
wood, E. S. Mecarta, . 4 30 '. - •
66• " C. M. Bray, . . 13 50
medicine, T. T. Hallet,. 18 98
hoose rent, H. C. Sears, 30.00
$25.3 .46
MorrisGray, med. attendance, T. B. Pulsifer, $29 75
" " med. attendance, J. C. Ham, 22 50
• " " supplies, I. H. Thacher & Co., 8..00
" " rent, E. S. Chase, ' 8 00
" wood, S. H. Hamblin, 1 37
elMI
moving, S. Taylor, 2 75
" medicine, T. T. Hallet, 2 95
George W. Collins, state farm,
Mrs. Edgar Marchant, med. attendance, H. K.
Kelley, $10 50
Mrs. Edgar Marchant, house rent, Mary Thacher, 20" 00
14166
supplies, C. G. Baker, ' 46 91
" " supplies, R. D. Farris, 15 81.
Mrs. John Matthews, med. attendance, T.. B.
Pulsifer,
Daniel Cash, medicine, T. T. Ballet,
"
it
SOUTH SIDE
John N. Baker, med. attendance, J. C. Ham, •
" fuel, S. Sears,
supplies, Z. P. Howes,
supplies, Purrington & Small,
• shoes, L. K. Chase,
" supplies, R. D. Farris,
shoes, E. T. Baker,
supplies, J. W. Crowell,
4'
$200
6 00
32 67
27 05
1 90
17 79
3 10
6 79
75 32
44 27
93 22
10 00
8 10:
97 30
6
Thacher Ellis, med. attendance, J. T. Mitchell, 825 50
" supplies, R. J. Baker,
" hospital, 11 40
K
9 87
Henry Baker, med. attendance, J. C. Ham,
Nehemiah Goodwin, med. attendance, J. C. Ham,
Grace Robinson, board, S. Cahoon,
Lefavor Kelley, med. attendance, S. H. Sears, 13
" " med. attendance, J. C. Ham, 10
med. attendance, J. T. Mitchell, • 9
supplies, Obed Baker,
K K fuel, S. Sears, 3
fuel, D. Sears, - 6
fuel, L. Fuller & Co., 23
fuel, E. Crowell, 3
burial, M. H. Crowell, • 20
fuel, Wm. Eldridge, 13
• .. medicine, T. T. Haslet, _ 9
supplies, I. F. Homer, 2
4'
CS
K
00
00
00
129.34
Charity Baker, supplies, Purrington & Small,
" fuel, D. Sears, ' -
fuel, S. Sears,
fuel, I. Homer,
supplies, Z. P. Howes,
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Mary
K
•4
"
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It
K
Butler, med. attendance, J. C: Ham,
med. attendance, J. T. Mitchell,
fuel, S. Sears,
supplies, S. Sears,
supplies, Z. P. Howes,.
shoes,€. T. Baker,
supplies, Purrington & Small,
supplies, R. D. Farris,
supplies, J. W. Crowell,
supplies, D. D. Kelley,
K
it
'4
4'
'4
1{
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03
50
88
50
00
50.
17
60
111 111 111 111
111 �, 4 U'.'-'• ..u.r.aa Ir..111Ei;a2lYkd s'k wu: d,�C•"
Alonzo Chase, shoes, L. E. Chase,
" " shoes, E. T. Baker,
Joseph Cotelle, shoes, E. T. ,
46 77
5 WEST SIDE.
Mrs. David Buck, supplies, J. E. Crowell,'
6 00 Lydia G. Bearse, tue1, Jas. Ellis,
24 00 K fuel, Ephraim Crowell,
K " fuel, Lot Hallet,
" supplies, J. E. Crowell,
supplies, Johnson & Co..
243 49
839 93
3 50
3 50
3 25
54
8200
3 50
9 00
60
27 22
4 50
1 74
11 91
9 66
1 10
50
Susan
it
"
L[
K
"
"
"
•
Hallett, fuel, Jas. Ellis,
" fuel, Ephraim Crowell,
fuel, Lot Hallet,
fuel, H. B. Chase & Sons,
fuel, J. E. Crowell,
supplies, J. E. Crowell,
" supplies, Isaiah Crowell,
" supplies, Johnson & Co,
iL
'4
"
Josephine Edwards, supplies, J. E. Crowell.
" house rent, T. H. Soule, Jr.,
Anna Webber, supplies, Hartson Hallei,
supplies, E. Lewis,
72
med. attendance, Dr. Hawes,
"a taking to almshouse, J. S. Bearse,
• " burial expenses, J. G. Thacher,
Susan Bearse, board, Alex. Marchant,,
P. Lewis children, supplies, O. of P., Barnstable,
PAID OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS.
Mashpee, Wm. T. Baker, • 867 66 •
Barnstable, Susan Baker, 10 04
Tannton Lunatic Hospital, Harriet Lovell, 42 71
Dennis, Caroline Linnell, 14 75
71-23 Boston, Catherine Kelley,
'1620
8151 36
81 75
1 35
20 35
4,25
96 00
*300
3 50
21 00
12 00
8,89
8600
3 50
13 50
7 50
3 00
6 50
6 50
12 50
*20 82
900
8900
10.19
1 00
.200
20 00
48 39
59 00
29 82
42 19
36 00
5 00
Alonzo Chase, med. attendance, J. T. Mitchell, 815 75 ,
" " med. attendance, H. S. Kelley, • 1 50
8
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised by town,
Amount received, Mrs. Chas. Thacher,
Cost in almshouse,
Cost out of almshouse,
Paid other cities and towns,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
DUE FROM OTHER
Commonwealth,
Falmouth,
Dennis,
Chatham,
Brewster,
$2,300 00
9 46
$ 857 58
1,369 68
151 36
69 36
$2,37828 $2,378 82
CITIES AND TOWNS.
$ 89 00
52 00
112 75
11 81
55 00
INCIDENTALS• $ 1 25
Manton H. Crowell, recording deaths,
LL " box for coffin, D. Farris. 3 .00
K " care of hearse, 5 00
" " repairing and varnishing 16 25
hearse, — —
Si
'4•
Insurance,
Court charges, Charles Holmes, .
" K Silas Crowell,
" John Murphy,
u Albert Taylor,
„ LL Chas. Cash,
Allen Cash, Jr,
Freli. Smith,
Peter Broncks,
u Morris Gray,
N
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LL
if
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cc
u
S. M. "Janet, board of selectmen and regis-
trars, .
Repairs Bass River upper bridge,
Land rent, hearse'house, South Yarmouth,
$88 06
4 34
3 05
21 18
3 75
3 20
23 03
9 51
2 23
$320 56
•
•9•
Cash & Bradford, baskets and bailgea, $ 3X10
burial of Frank Pettonienii, 16. 00
LL
K
Postage, -
Repairing clock,
Laura Ballet, board of selectmen, -
Mileage ticket,
T. T. Baxter, furniture to Henry Baker,
W. P. Reynolds, legal advice,
Matthews d. Payne, fuel to town office, •
Selectmen, travelling expenses,
A. F. Sherman, abstract of ' conveyances,
Gorham Taylor, barn rent,
Alfred Baker, care of office,
1. P. Matthews, looking up cranberry bogs,
Wm. D. Loring, recording deaths,
K
K
B
K LL
L[ LL
LL LL
grain,
care of• hearse,
broom, etc.,
Thos. S. Crowell, enrolling stockholders,
Joseph Bassett, barn rent and carting hay,
• LL LL use of well forever,
*3 00
8 60
5 00
1 00
2 50
15 00
$25 50
22 50 Samuel Ward S. Co., road commissioners' books,
Paine's Furniture Co., furniture,
Repairing burying ground fence, South Yarmouth,
Dr. Hawes, examining schools, West Yarmouth;
Wm. P. Davis, registrars' book,
David Taylor, repairing pump,
Edmund Walker, fuel to town office,
.J. E. Crowell, taking F. Brown to almbouse,
A. A. Knowles, broom and spittoons, town office,
Wm. 1'. Davis, recording births, *12 00 •
$158 35 K LL LL LL deaths, 4 70
LL K LL iL marriages,' ' 3 30
': K LL expenses to Sandwich, 4 00
express, postage and stationery, 5 00
66 50
21 51
• 300
LL
LL
LL
*19 40
2 75
•1 50
12 00
20 00
15 20
10-00
• 9 85
37 00
10.00
12 00
7;.25
2 00
17 60
1 00
17 50
5 50
15.75
75
2 00
2 50
2 50
3 00
1 50
1 75
29 00
fo
Farrington & Small, supplies to town house,
David Sears, repairs on bridge,
Tending draw,
R II. Harris, can and oil to town office,
F. Alger, Jr., seal,
Record. book,
J. B. Hall, supplies to town office,
E. B. Hallett, iron work, -
C. M. Bray, fuel, town office,
" " " watching, July 4th,
T. T. Hallet, stamps,
" " " . fire screen,
44 care of office to A. Baker,
books and stationery,
freight and express,
it IC Ct
'W'. P. Bray,
a a a Sam'l Baker,
44 64 61 Miscellaneous,
'4
'4
11
11
MUSKRATS.
931 muskrats, at 25c. each,
CLEARING SNOW.
Seth H. Hamblin,
David Sears,
James Eilis,
FIRES.
0iiver
Joshua Baker,
Francis Homer,
Town of' Dennis,
LABOR ON FARM.
Freeman Ryder,
Alfred Gorham,
*1 50
6 00
* 5 64
6 75
3 00
12 15
3 53
75
75
1 40
is. 1 20
19 60
13 75
3 74.
300
7 00
7 68
1 00
7 50
33 97
*655 10
*232 75
*205 00
135 30
53 20 -
-- 1%393 50
* 6 70
300
11 75
8 90
•
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised by town,
Court fees,
Sale of old bridge,
Land_rent,
•
Money refunded by J. Kittredge, treasurer,
Incidentals,
Muskrats,
FCilrees,aring BROW,
Farm,
In excess of appropriatloti,
Gilbert Lewis,
*655
232
393
30
46
10
75
50
35
85
-500 00
13 90 .
• 3 49
. 2 00
140 72
698 44
•
55 _$1,358.55
MILITARY AID.
STATE AID. ,
Mercy C. Crowell,
Elizabeth Hurd,
Benj. Lovell, - -
Emily J. Haffords,
John E. Ryder,
*48 00
• 48 00
42 00
24 00
22 00
REPAIRS ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Amount raised by town,
Ilvaira on almshouse,
" " school house, South side,
a
North side,
*30 85 “ .“ " West side,
14 64
64
*31 85
15 00.
$46 85-
" town office,
" town house,
Unexpended balance,
*31 97
6305
6'25
6 50
46 61
26 94
118 68
•
*300 00
*72 00
*184 00
*30000
•
*300 00
H
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ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Amount raised by town,
Seth H. Hamblin,
David Sears,
James Ellis,
Unexpended balance by S. H. Hamblin,
• 153,900 00 *3,900 00
SCHOOL BOOKS.
*3,900 00
*1,705 .00
1,200 00
900 00
95 00
Amount raised by town.
Expended for books by school committee,
Unexpended balance,
SCHOOLS.
NORTH SIDE.
Teachers' salaries,
Fuel,
Janitor,
Supplies,
Cleaning house,
SOUTH SIDE.
Teachers' salaries,
Janitor,
Fuel,
Cleaning house,
Miscellaneous,
WEST SIDE.
Teachers' salaries,.
Supplies,
Janitor,
Fuel,
Desks,
Cleaning house,
$500 00
*491 65
8 35
*500 00 .8500 00
*1,330 90
130 86
125 00
13 05
16 83
*1,616 64
*1,365 63
• 40 00
• 5238
19 86
165 01
*1,642 88
56758 75
40.84
28.20
39 00
21'40
7 00
*895 19
II Nonni bWl ,n r�3�, 6���.�a �� /waiiYl'4--.1� .�
• iii_—_--
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RECAPITULATION
Amount raised by town,
North side,
South side,
West side,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
PRINTING AND
Amount raised by town,
C. F. Swift & Son, -
Fred. Hallett,
Geo. Otis,
Tally sheets and voting lists,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
$1,616 64
1,642 88
895 19
*4,154 71
ADVERTISING.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Auditors,
Win. R. Farris, school committee,
John H. Stetson, truant officer,
" watching, July 4th.,
contable,
Sears, overseer -of poor,
" horse hire,
" selectman,
" assessor,
Alex. B. Chase, school committee, 1891 and
Theo. F. Drew, registrar, 1891 and 1892,
diinspector,
D. D. Kelley, inspector and ballot clerk, ,
Chas. F. Purrington, inspector and ballot clerk,
Fred. A. Baker, registrar and ballot clerk,
Ansel Ballet, sealer of weights and measures,
Seth Taylor, collector.
'° " constable,
" inspector,
Isaac B. Gage, registrar,
"
Stephen
{f
it
*83 75
50 53
33 50"
14 00
$3,800 00
354 71
*4,154 71.
*150 00
31 78
*181 78 *181 78
$42 00
25 00
7 50
3 00
25 00
24 15
32 00
62 70
50
1892, 70 00
57 50
7 00
12 00
12 00
40 50
5 00
150 84
45 75
7 00
2 50
9
�r.
�4
Edgar N. Baker, watching, July 4th,
Wni. 1'. I )avis, registrar,
•< " clerk and treasurer,
" two town meetings,
A. II. Knowles, registrar,
O. T. Gorham, inspector,
C. M. Bray, truant officer,
-Selectmen,
Assessors,
Overseers of poor,
Horse hire,
Amount raised by town,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
Taxes remitted,
•300
15 00
75 00
5 00
38 50.
5 00
6 00
183 00
273 75
130 00
132 00
8.1,500 00
45 19
*1,545 19 *11,545 19
TAXES REMITTED.
SEARS FUND.
Amount raised to pay interest, kg;5 00
• Paid Wm. P. Davis, trustee, 25 00
Unexpended balance,
•
TOWN DEBTS.
Amount raised by town,
•
Paid Wm. 1'. Davis, borrowed money,-
Expended
oney,Expended in excess of appropriation,
TAXES PAID.
County Tax,
State "
Bank "
TRANSPORTATION
Amount raised by town, -
Paid Alex. B. Chase,
• Paid W. R. Farris, •
Unexpended balance,
$900 4)0
4500 00
X500 00
81,496 96
1,435 00
1,929 3S
OF SCHOLARS.
4179 00
70 20
100 SO
4172 38
X900 00
*900 00
4400 00
100 00
4500 00
44,861 34
*350 00
*350 00 4350 00
•,was �� Altai
1$
SUPT. 'OF SCHOOLS.
Amount raised by town,
Paid W. C. Chaffin, .
Unexpended balance,
*400 00
4199 04
200 9G
€400 00 8400 00
ABSTRACT OF ACCOUNTS.
Town grant,
Support of poor,
Incidentals,
Repairs on public buildings,
Roads and bridges, .
Books, -
Schools,
Printing and adi'ertising,
Town officers,
Sears fond,
Town debts,
Transportation of scholars,
Supt. of schools,
In excess of town grant,
*15,000 00
*2,378 82,
1,358 55
181 32
3,805 00
491 65-
4.154 71.-
181
1181 78
1,545 19-
875 00
500 00_
• 349 20
199 04
1,020 2G
416,020 26 *16,020 26
TOWN TREASURER.
DR.
Balance .January 1st, 1892, .
Received from Mrs. Chas. Thacher,
" -town of Falmouth,
4'
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44 II
:t 44
41 . it
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00 Il
" 4
44 f[
It 44
IC
CC
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" Middleboro,
" Orleans,
" Brewster,
" Dennis,.
" " Chatham,
liniatic Hospital, Taunton,
town of Lincoln,
I. 1'. Matthews, 1891,
1892,
sale fish houses,
2
'4
2112
83 G7
9 46
48 00
13 00
105 00
40
83
00
00
6 75
140 72
51 00
224 48'.•
12344
21. 50
21.12
16
Received from town of Dennis on bridge,
({ a County Treasurer on bridge,
a (( (( ([ interest on bridge,
.( (( bridge stuff sold,
a a calf ,sold,
(( ((. hay sold, '
a a auctioneers' licenses,
a (C dog licenses returned,
« " court fees,
a a State treasurer, school fund,
(( a (( a corporation tax;
(( u
(( a bank ((
a a :( a military aid,
(, (( a (( state aid,
a a a . (( foreign ships,
a a O. (( contagions diseases,
a (( Seth Taylor, collector, 1891, E
a a a a• a 1892,
Orders outstanding, Jan. 1st, 1893,
TOWN TREASURER.
CR.
Support of poor in almshouse,
(( (( a out of almshouse,
in other cities and towns,
SC a ((
(, a ((
Incidentals,
Muskrats, •
Snow,
Fires,
Farm,
Military aid,
• State aid,
Repairs, public buildings;
Roads and bridges,
School books,
Schools,
of
CC a (( ((
•
* 102 67
1,197 36
15 15
3 49
9 00
10 00
400 --
213 26
13 90
184 56
1,986 42
1,495 93
54 00
160 00
29 82
32 75
5,886 27
10,000 00
1,727 10
*24,065 70
* 874 58
1,369 88
151 36
371 56
655 10
232 75
393 50
30 35
46 85
72 00
184 00
181 32
3,S05 00
491 65
4,154 71
17
Printing and advertising,
Town officers,
Taxes remitted,
Sears fund,
Town debts,
County tax,
State tax.
Bank tax,
Transportation of scholars,
Superintendent of .schools,
State poor, .
Outstanding orders, Jan. 1, 1892,.
Balance, Jan. 1, 1893,
VALUATION, MAY 1, 1892.
Real estate, buildings,
(( land,
▪ Personal estate,
a a bank stock,
Total valuation,
Number dwelling houses,
" horses,
COWS,
a sheep, .
acres land,
(' persons paying poll tax only,
" assessed,
((
•
* 181 78
1,545 19
172 38
875 00
500 00
1,496 96
1,435 00
1,929 38
249 20
• 199 04
2 75
279 14
2,185 27
*24,065 70 •
*440,560 00
406,932 00
792,343 00
174,825 00
*1,814,660 00
586
247
146
so
9,477
149
998
THACHER T. HALLET, ) Selectmen
STEPHEN WING, r of
EDWARD LEWIS, ) Yarmouth.
•
ROAD COMMISZION RZ' RKPORfi..
D. SEARS, ROAD COMMISSIONER.
ACCOUNT OF LABOR AND MATERIAL EXPENDED ON ROADS FOR
THE YEAR 1892. _
Theodore Drew, surveying, $ 3 75
Peregrine White, labor and material, 7 54
D. F. Sears, 91 hours, 20c., 1 85
Wm. F. Chase, 81 " " • 16 20
One-third expenses on Parker's River Bndge, 37 15
A. F. Wixon, 40 hours, 20c., 800
Albert H. Cotelle, 40 " " 8 00
Frank Johnson, 20 " i' 4 00
Samuel Baker, 45 " Si 9 00 '
William F. Chase, 20 " " 4 00
John G. Sears, 60} " " 12 15
Joseph Cotelle, 30 " " 6 00
Osborn H. Chase, 321 " " 6 50
A. W. Cahoon, 60 " " 12 00
Watson F. Cahoon, . 30 " " 6 00
William F. Chase, 20 " " 4 00
A. H. Baker, 55 " with team, 30c., 16 50
L. B. Chase, 73f " " " "_ 22 00 _
William. H. Bentley, 20 " " " 6 00
Clarence H. Crowell, 127 " " " K 38 10 _
John H. Stetson, 20 " " a " 6 00
Isaac F. Ellis, 20 ". 20c., 4 00
C. W. Myrick,- 110 " with team, " - --- - 33 00
Charles H. Harwood, 90 a --- "— - -" -- " - 27 00
Isaiah Homer, 110 " . " et" 33 00
Frank W. Homer, 971 " 20c., 19 50
Isaiah F. Homer, 27- " " 5 50
Fred. A. Baker, 110 " ' with team, " 33 00
Joseph F. Cotelle, 20 " 20e, 4 00
F. F. Collins, 110 " with team, " 33 00
Daniel Brown, 20 " " " " 6 00
Fred. R. Campbell, 20 " 20c., 4 00
- , • iii .Yr•Lr..JW �IliIY IRl��lr[..y ll' W'r�rY �•� li
a
R D. Farris,
William F. Chase,
John H. Stetson,
I. T. Ellis,
Geo. B. Sears, -
Stephen Sears,
Lewis Y. Eldridge,
John G. Sears,
Geo. B. Sears,
Benj. Homer,
Daniel Brown,
Herbert Robinson,
Joseph L. Baker,
Ambrose Robinson,
Joseph Cahoon,
Geo. W. Robinson,
• Joseph Robinson,
Ahira Baker,
Ernest P. Baker,
Roger Eldridge,
William Eldridge,
David S. Baker,
John E. Baker,
Alex. G. Baker,
Sturgis Crowell,
Gilbert Studley,
Amos K. Baker,
Charles M. Brown,
Allen B. Baker,
L P. Matthews,
Isaiah Sherman,
Charles M. Brown,
Isaac W. Ellis,
Reuben Baker,
Matthews Grey,
Alex. Robbins,
George H. Loring,
Nathan F. Snow,
David M. Chase,
Charles Ellis,
7.
60 hours, with team, 30c.,
231 " 20c.,
20 " with team, - "
10 " 20c.,
170
25 " with team, "
20 « « « «
1711 " « « «
20 " 20c.,
30 hours, 30c.,
10 « «
4. " 15c.,
30 " 20c.,
15 "
20.."
21} «
20 "
371 "
40 " cc
20 "
20 " with team, 30c.,
331 « « - « «
15 " « Si «
30 "
15 « ,.« « «
• 40 « it it
40 " 20e,
20 "
931 " with team, 30c.,
63 " " « «
63 " 200.,
5
261 " . with team, 30c.,
10 " « « «
30 « « « cc
15 hours, 20c.,
20 " 30c.,
9 " «
20 " "
274 loads of clay, at 5c.,
$• 18 00
4 75
6 00
2 00
34 00
7 50
6 00
5 25
4 00
9 00
3 00
60
6 00
3 00
4 00
4 30
4 00
7 55
8 00
4 00
6 00
10 00
4 50
9 00
4 50
12 00
8 00
4 00
28 05
18 90
12 60
1 00
8 00
3 00
9 00
3 00
6 00
2 70
6 00
13 70
in
Benj. Cotelle, 20 hours, 200., $ 4 00
Manton H. Crowell, for making new road scraper, 8 50
Martha E. White, 1031 loads of clay, at 7c., 7 26
Joseph L. Baker, 311 " " " • 21 77
Mary Woodbridge, \ 1031 " a " • -- -. 7 25
Joel Baker, \ 1031 " " " 7 25
Sturgis Crowell,. 1031 V " " . 7 25
John E. Baker, 103f " " " 7 25
Joseph L. Baker, 1031 "• " " , 7. 25
David Kelley, . 311 " " " 21 77
Benj. C. Baker, 311 " - " " 21 77
Peregrine White, for labor and material, 58 66
David Sears Baker, 3 hours, 30c, 90
Charles II. Harwood, 5 " with team, 30c., 1 50
Stephen Sears, 5 " 66 __ " " 1 50
0. F. Wood, 191 " 20c,- 3 90
Viney Crowell, 70 " " 14 00
Rufus White, 10 " 30c., 3 00
George B. Sears, 101 " 20c, . 2.05
George B. Sears, 25 " " _ 5 00
Martha E. White, 6 loads soil, 10c., 60
U riah H. Sears, 16 hours, with team, 30c., . 4.80
Barnabas Sears, 26 loads soil, 7c., _ .. 1 82
Ernest P. Baker, 21 hours, 20c.,. 45
Frank W. Homer, 5 " with team, 30c., 1 50
Thomas Collins, 5 " ." " " 1.50
John H. Stetson, 10 " " " " 3 00
Peregrine White; 22* " • " " ." 7 15
Peregrine White, 8 loads soil, 5c., 40
J. K. & B. Sears, 311 ft. lumber, $14 per M, 4 35
J. K. & B. Sears, 6 ft. drain pipe, 1.08
Wm. B. Fuller, 4 hours, 20c., 80
U riah H. Sears, 5 " " 1 00
David Sears, bill of labor for the year 1892, - 173. 07
Total, $1160 99
Amount on hand, 39 01
„SW."' : . .. .i
$1200 00
IT
JAMES ELLIS, ROAD COMMISSIONER. ' •
D. Humes, 120 hours, 20c., $ 24 00
Z. Baxter,,120 " co 24 00
John R. Bater, 120 " 150., 18 00
Geo. P. Drew, 70 " 20c., 14 00
Eben S. Baxter, 105 " 30c., 31 50
Albert Berry, 176 "r 15c., 26 40
Wm. F. Fowler, 110 " 20c., 22 00
" " 10 " 15c., 1 50
David Sears, labor and material on Parker's River bridge, 37 15
Stephen Sears, 55 hours, 30c., 16 50
David S. Marchant, 98 " " • 29 40
Ephraim Crowell, 120 " " 36 00
Alex. Crowell, 77 " 20c., 15 40
Edwin Baxter, Jr., 120 " " 24 00
Joyce Taylor, 130 " 15c., 19 50
Luther R. Taylor, 114 " 30c., 34 20
Benajah Whelden, 122 " 20c., 24 40
Ellis P. Baker, 110 " " 22 00
Fred. A. Hunt, 243 " 15c., 36 00
Horace Baxter, 65 " 10c., 6 50
E. Lewis, 13 75
Joseph F. Nickerson, 190 " 150., 28 50
Herbert Crowell, 120 " 25c., 30 00
James Ellis, 896 loads of loam, 4c., 25 84
Nelson Baxter, 60 hours, 20c., 12 00
Luther Back, 120 ' " " 24 00
J. L. Baxter,_ 115 " " 23 00
Richard Sears, 109 " " 21 80
Joshua S. Baker, 63f " " 12 70
" " a 89 " 30c., 26 70
Isaiah Crowell, 28 " " 8 40
Jose C. Desilver, 10 " 15c, 1 50
E. Baker, 110 " 15c., 16 50
" cc 10 " 20c, 200
Samuel H. Drew, 117 - " 30c., 35 10
Theo. F. Drew, 2 days, superintending, $2.775, 5 50
Lewis Taylor, 10 hours, 15c., 1 50
Dustin Baker, 50 " 20c., 10 00
James Ellis, 400 " 30c., 120 00
---- ------ -
James. Ellis,
James Ellis,
Henry 13. Chase,
Timothy Cotelle,
Harris Cotelle,
Alfred C. Drew,
Gilbert Lewis,
Edwin Baxter, Jr.,
Alex. B. Chase,
Geo. P. Drew,
Ansel L. Baker,
Ellis P. Baker,
Walter F. Baker,
Luther Buck,
Geo. L. Taylor,
W. F. Baker,
Fernando Baker,
Lysander A. Chase,
Eddie T. Chase,
Joshua S. Baker,
Luther R. Taylor,
R. L. Taylor,
Nelson Baxter,
Geo. II. Chase,
Albert Berry,
D. Humes,
D. V. Taylor,
E. Baker,
Dustin Baker,
Cash on hand,
•
60 hours, 20c.,
SNOW ACCOUNT.
25 hours, 20c.,
9 cc cc
6 " a
12i . « {[
6
11 " "
9i " u
12f " cc
10,E " "
11 ((
7•1 " 10c.,
.4 " 20c.,
10x,
26 " 20c.,
11
11 ". «
12} " cc.
7} " 10C,
" 20c,
12 « <;
4
5 cc cc
11
$ 12 00
$903 24
$ 5 00
1 10
2 10
2 10
1 80
1 30
2 50
1 70
1 20
2 20
1 95
85
2 50
2 -10
220
75
80
45
5 .20
2 20
2 20
2.50
75
1 10
2 50
80
1 00
2 20
$53 05
15
$53 20
yr
SETH II. 1IAMBLIN IN ACCOUNT 1VITH TOWN OF
YARMOUTH, 1892.
LABOR ON ROADS.
6 hours, 20c.,
F. E. Sherman,
Amos Arey, 2 " "
Allen Cash, 564 "
E. S. Mecarta, 50f "
J. W. Ellis, 18
C. L. Nickerson, 18
J. W. Drape, 6
Alfred Baker, 6
Oliver Hallett, 11f
Albert Taylor, 20 " 30c.,
C. W. Ellis, 18 " 20c.,
Seth Taylor, 65 " 30c.,
C. E. Chase, 9 " 20c.,
S. T. Eldridge, 16f " 30c.,
Chas. Chase, 13 " 20c.,
E. W. Bray, 13 "
H. H. Baker, 14. " "
J. A. Ellis, 21 " 30c.,
Chas. Ellis, 21 hours, 30c., $6.30, 40 loads clay, 5c., 82,
E. H. Robinson, 18 hours, 20c.,
0. E. Baker, 155 hours, team, .30, 200 loads clay, 5c., *10,
G. H. Baker, 195 hours, 30c.,
Patrick Morgan, 145 " 20c.,
ff
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If
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8120
40
11 30
10 15
3 60
3 60
1 20
1 20
2 35
6 00
3 60
19 50
1 80
4 88
2 60
260.
2 80
6 30
8 30
3 60
56 50
58 50
29 00
98
"
Alfred Baker,
J. A. Sherman,
Z. A. Sherman;
F. E. Sherman,
David Montcalm,
Chas. Cahoon,
Geo. Robbins,
F. I. Robbins,
J. H. Cash,
11. H. Baker,
J. T. Chase,
J. P. Cash,
E. S.Vaite, 134 hours, *2.70, 354 hours, 30c„
64
29
234
234 "
234 " 30c.,
234 " 20c.,
20 "
20
34 " 15c.,
354 " 30c„
30 " 20c.,
484 " "
29 " if
" 15c,
" 20c.,
ff if
if
"
"
5 80
4 70
4 70
7 05
4 70
4 00
4 00
53
10 65
6 00
9 70
5 80
13 35
F. E. Sherman, 10 hours,30c Vu
P. Heffernan, 25 " ., $ 3 00
15c., 3 75
Samuel Cobb, 25 " 20c.,
J. Usher, Jr., 784 " " 5 00
1 John Keveney, 484 " " 15 70
Allen Cash, N0 " 449 70
David Montcalm, 334 " 400
al
Jos. Bassett, J0 " 6 70 3Uc, 15.00
Nathan Bassett, 85 hours, 20c.,
Chas. Bassett, 12 hrs., 20c., *2.40, 484 lin,30c., *14.55, 16 95
C. R. Bassett, 58 hrs., 20., *11.60, 9 hrs., 15e., *1.35, 12 12 95
5
Fred Smith, 334 hours,20
Jas. Smith,334 " . c30c.,, 10 0 05 6 5
C. C. Bray, 24 " . 15c., 38
F. D. Gage, 334 " 20�
J. A. Sherman, 10 " " 2 0 6 700
L. A. Sherman, 10 " "
Z. A. Sherman, 10 200
4, 44
B. L. Walker, 20 " 200
.44
Chas. Bassett, per bill, 4 00
S. T. Eldridge, 494 " 30 6 05
Fred Cash, c., 14 85
R. W. Park, 20 " 20c., 4 00
25" " 5 00
J. W. Smith, 8 " " 1 60
Allen Cobb, 234 " 30c,
Chas. Ellis, 9 hrs., 20c., *1.80, 7 hrs 15c.,7 05
*1.05, 2 85
P. Heffernan, 424 hours, 20c., 8 50
Chas. Cahoon, 35 " " 7 00
B. R Howes, 40 " 30c., 12 00
Jos. Gorham, 35 " 10 50
F. E. Baker, 35 " 20c., 7 00
E. F. Eldridge, 10 " " 200
G. Hallett, 2d, 42 " 30c.,
Frank Robbins, 30 " 12 60
E. S. Mecarta,15c., 4 570
69 " 30c., 20 70
J. G. Hallett, 48 hrs„ 30c., 814.40, 500 loads day, 6c., *30, 44 40
A. Phillips, 604 hours, 20c, 12 10
Edmund Robinson, 10 hrs., 20e., *2, land damage, *2, 4 00
F. D. Gage, 5 hours, 200., - 100
J. E. Ryder, 20 hrs., 20c., *4, 35 hrs., 15c., *5.25, 9 25
v:a
Willis Cash, 15 hours, 20c.,
Oliver Hallett, 481 " 30c.,
F. E. Lewis, 9 " 20c.,
Gideon Matthews, 55 " 30c.,
Albert Taylor, 814 hrs, 20c., $16.30, 634 hrs., $19.05,
plowing, *6.00,
- F. I. Robbins, 3 hours, 15c.,
S. L. Robbins, 5 " 20c.,
P. Heffernan, 354 " 15c.,
J. Robinson, 11 " 20c.,
J. W. Hamblin, 49 hrs., 20c., 89.80, 70 hrs., 30c., *21,
Naomi Montcalm, 240 loads clay, 5c.,
I. H. Thacher, 60 hrs., 15c., *9, 10 hrs., 20c., *2,
Seth Walker, 40 hours, 25e.,
9 " 20c.,
Morris Gray,
G. A. Bray, 9 " "
W. P. Bray, 1431 " "
G. II. Baker, 100 " 30e.,
O. E. Baker, 100 brs., 30c, *30, 200 loads clay, 5c, $10,
Phebe Matthews, 377 loads clay, 5c,
Melinda Taylor, 120 " "
Edwin Thacher, 120
11 hours, 15c.,
James Morgan, -
Patrick Morgan, 61 "
'Edmund Walker, 181
Nathan. Bassett, 84 "
E. Edson, 15 loads clay, 5c.,
John Keveney,
Arch. Phillips,
E. S. Cash,
J. A. Ellis,
B. T. Phillip?,
Seth Walker,
E. H. Arey, 391 "
L Robinson, 8 "
Cr. E. Whelden, 27 "
J. W. Ellis, 45 " 30c,
C. IV. Ellis, . 45 "
C. L. Nickerson, 391 " 20c.,
I1. Eldridge, road machine,
if
20e,
30c,
20c.,
11 hours, 20c.,
10 "
9 " u
45 " 30c,
20c.,
30c,
20c,
"
344 4,
"
S. 3 00
14 55
1 80
16 50
41 35
45
1 00
5 33
2 20
30 80
12 00
11 00
10 00
1 80
1 80
28 65
30 00
40 00
18 85
6 00
6 00
1 65
12 20
5 55
16 80
75
25
2 00
1 80
-13.50
6 90
6 90
11.90
1 60
5 40
13 50
13 50
7 90
10 00
Ernest Bray, 36 hours, 20c.,
E. C. Bray,. 344 "
O. E. Baker, 200 loads clay, 5c.,
G. A. Bray, 18 hours, 20c.,
161 "
55
20
20
100
20
20
55
20
J. W. Smith,
O. E. Baker,
Millard Gray,
L. A. Sherman,.
O. E. Baker,
F. E. Sherman,
Amos Arey,
G. I3. Baker,
F. D. Gage,' •
Edgar Marchant, _ - 21 " 20m.,
G. H. Baker, 100 " 30c,
Chas., Ellis, 45 hrs, 20c., *9, 45 hrs, 15c, 86.75,
David Wnelden, 20 hours, 20e,
G. E. Wbelden, - 20 " "
M. H. Crowell, repairing scraper,
J. Hinckley & Son, per bill,
AIbert Taylor, 40 hours, 30c,
Warren Eilie, 15 " 2
R. W. Park, uc,
per bill, 60 '•K u
E. S. Chase, . 27 K "
George Chaee, 211 "
R. Howes, per bill,
. Edwin Chase, 16 "
11. H. Baker, 31 K
C. M. Bray, per bill, lumber,
Willie Ellis, 18 " a
E. Robinson, 5 •K
Stephen Sears, per bill, surveying,
P. Morgan, GO hours, 20c.,'
S. T. Eldridge, -514 h., driver and team, 35c.,
J. G. Millet, per bill; labor on roads,
S. H. Hamblin, " _
Laura E. Whelden, 42 loads of clay, 5., -
David Sears, for Parker's River bridge, (4)
" 30c,
• " 20c,
" u
"
" 20c.,
" 30c,
K
fL
K
* 7 20.
• 6 90
10 00,-
3
03 60
3 30
16 50
4 00
4 00
`30 00
600
• 400
16 50
600
4 20
30'00
15 75 -
4 00
400-
1 50
• 14 50
1200
. 300
12 00"
540
4 30
2 50
3 20
620
22 57
3 60
100
3 00
12 00
18 03
• 8 75
183 40
2 10
37 15
*1,610 80
7-7 7:::1.c,17:: .I .n.. r - on I•J .. • .
Road bill, 1892,
Drawn from Town Tr.,
Due S. H. Hamblin,
Due from 1891,
*1,610 80
1,600 00
*10 80
96
*11. 76
WEST YARMOUTH ROAD. APPROPRIATION.
Geo. Robbins, 221 hours, 20c.,
Chas. Cahoon, 221 " "
A. Cash, 22 K K
E. S. Chase, 10 hours, 20c., *2.00, 13 hours, 30c., $3.90,
Allen Cash, 511 hours, 20c.,
C. Cahoon, 45 K K
Jas. Gorham, 15 " 30c.,
E. F. Eldridge, 38 " 20c.,
F. C. Baker, 15 " Si
F. Bobbins, 20 " 15c.,
E. S. Mecarta, 42 " 20c.,
A. Phillips, 45 "
S. H. Hamblin, 45 brs, 35c., *15.75, 250 loads clay, 5c.,
$12.50,
B. R. Howes, 30 hours, 15c.,
Drawn from Town Tr.,
Dne S. H. Hamblin,
16450
4 50
4 40
5 90
10 30.
9 00
4 50
7 60
300
300
8 40
9 00
28 25
4 50
*106 85
105 00
$1 85
SNOW BILLS.
SRTH H. HAMBLIN IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF YARMOUTH.
Oliver Hallet, 7 hours, 20c., * 1 40
K K '8. " 12c., 96
S. M. Taylor, 6 " 10c., 60
M. F. Gray, • 6 " pc., .1 20
J. W. Hamblin, 10 " " 2 00
Lewis Nickerson, 61 " " 1 30
Frank Nickerson, - 64, " " - 1 30
Washington Nickerson 4. " 10c., 40
Edwin Chase, 8 " 20c., 1 GO
" " 7 " 10C, 70
J. E. Ryder,II
7 hours, 20c., E 140
J. T. Chase, 9 K K
E. F. Ryder, 7 K- " 1 805
Harry Ryder, 7i. K K 1 55
1 55
W. Matthews, 3 «_
A. Ca)h, Jr., 111 " " 310
1 30
S. Cash,
94. " " 1.70
Geo. Nickerson, 3 " 12c,36
Willie Cash, 7 - " 15c., 1 05
W. F. Smith, 9 " 20c., 1 80
Albert Taylor, 121 "
W. Montcalm, 81 K a 2 70
F. Cash, 8 1 70
K K 79
J. G. Bray, ' 5 K 10c . 1 5
Amos Arey, 71 " 20c., 50
J. W. Howes, 61 K " " • 1 30
W. M. Thacher, 111 " K • 2 25
E. W. Eldridge, 4 ' K " 8b
Willie Cash, 4 " 15c., 60
E. S. Chase, 9 " 20c., 1 80
H. Chase, 9 " " 180
Geo. Chase,' .9 " "
180
F. E. Sherman, 9 K a 180
J. W. Drape; 6j- " " - 1 30
Chas. Bassett, 13+ " " 2 70
C. R Bassett, 13 " K 260
A. Batchelder. 17 , " " 3 40
E. S. Waitt, 24 ". " 50
C. E. Cobb, 71 K a 1.50
J. W. Smith, 91 " " 1 90
W. P. Bray, 8+ " " ' 1 70
J. A. Hamblin, 5' " 12c., 60
S. L. Robbins, 7+1 " 20c., 1 50
F. I. Robbins, 6 K 12c., 72
J. Robinson, 81 " 20c., 1 65
L. Robinson, 8+ K " 1 65
C. E. Chase, 84 Si " 1 65
F. Smith, 9 " " 1 80
C. E. Bray, 11,E " 15c., 1 73
S. T. Eldridge, 9 " 20c., 1 80
.. �rlr�� .., e. r.�;? .F, _ �.XwF a, i. .'i.`' ,:3'.. m`,e'sL^•fi�`;.fi.r,
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C. H. Chase, 13 hours, 20c.,
S. T. Eldridge, 5 " 10c.,
E. G. Megathlin, 81 " 20c.,
E. W. Bray, b " " ,
J. C. Chase, 5 " "
A. A. Phillips, , 9 " "
W. Ellis, , 10 " "
E. K. Arey, 10 " «
B. T. Philips, 9 " "
M. Keveney,
9 " "
J. Keveney,
9 " "
F. Smith, 9 " "
J. P. Cash, 12* " "
E. F. Smith, 8 " "
C. W Ellis, 9 " "
J. W. Ellis, 9 " "
C. L. Nickerson,
9 " "
J. G. Hallet, 5 " 60c.,
Alfred Baker, 13 " 20c.,
Jos. Walker, 10 - " "
B. S. Walker, S} "
Alton Walker, 51 " 12c.,
W. Robbins, 81 " 20c„
F. C. Baker, . S+ " "
H. F. Nickerson, 81 " 10c,
J. A. Morgan, 10 " .15c.,
Roland Kelley, 6 " 20c.,
• A. Phillips, 121 " "
F. Ryder, 5 " "
Morris Gray,
2 " "
Chas. Cash, 12 " "
F. Gage, 6 " "
D. Nickerson, 4 " "
A. L. Phillips, .9 "
I. L. Ellis, 8 " "
L Ellis, $ ,i "
W. Ellis, 8 " "
G. Robbins, 12 " "
Grant Chase, 7 " "
O. F. Chase, 8 " "
$ 2 60 J. Chase, 8 hours, 20c, $ 1 60
50 H. H. Baker, 13* 4' " 2 75
1 70 J. F. Kenney, 5 " " 1 00
1 GO D. Whelden, 6 " " 1 20
1 00 Chas. Ellis, 9 " " 1 80
1 80 J. A. Ellis, 9 " --" 1 80
2 00 E. K. Bray, '9 " " 1 80
2 00 E. C. Bray, 9 " " 1 80
1 80 G. F. Bray, 9 " "-- -- - - — 1 80
1 80 E. F. Eldridge, 9 " ": 1 80
1 80 L. A. Sherman, 6 " " 1 20
1 80 J. A. Sherman, 6 " " 1 20
2- 55 P. Heffernan, 71 " " 1 50
1 60 P. Heffernan, 9 " ." 1 80
1 80 H. A. Cobb, 9 " " 1 80
1 80 W. F. Arey, 71 " " 1 50
1 80 G. E. Whelden, ' 6 " " 1 20
3 00 N. B. Cahoon, 8 " " 1 60
2 60 E. Merchant, 6 " " 1 20
2 00 - 0. E. Baker, - 15 " " 3 00
1 70 G. H. Baker, 15 " ".. 3 00
66 J. J. Collins, 4 " "- 80
1 70 C. W. Myrick, 4 " " 80
1 70 M. H. Ashley, 9 " " 1 80
85 Wm. Shields, 15,E " " 3 10
1 50 E. Walker, 14 " " 2 80
1 20 P. Morgan, 18 " " 3 60
2 50 W. A. Robinson, - 8* " " 1 75
1 00 R W. Park, 8i " " 1 75
40 J. Usher, Jr, 81 " " 1 70
2 40 R Howes, 51 • " " 1 10
1 20 J. A. Cash, 13* " " 2 75
80 Albert Snow, 911 " . " 1 90
1 80 Geo. Kelley, 71 " " 1 50
1 GO Allen Cash, 13 " " 2 60
1 60 Eddie Cash, - 9 " 15c, 1 35
1 60 G. Matthews, 2 " 20c., - 40
2 40
1 40
1 60
XIV
S. 11. Hamblin,
Cr, 1891,
9 hours, 40c.,'.
Drawn from Town Treas.,1892,
Due S. H. Hamblin, 1892,
$ 3 60
$211 53
AUDITORS' ADPORT.
22 OF TUE TOWN OF YARMOUTH FOR THE YEAR 1892.
Your committee, chosen at the last annual meeting to audit
the accounts of the several town officers for the year, have at-
tended to that duty and respectfully submit the following report:
SETH H. HAMBLIN, ROAD COMMISSIONER,
$211 31
205 00
$6 31
YARMOUTH.
Drawn by order of the selectmen on the town
treasurer ending Dec. 31, 1892,
Balance due S. H. Hamblin, Dec. 31, 1892,
*1,000 00 •
11 76
*1,611 76
Expended for repairs on roads and high-
ways ending Dec. 31st, 1892, $1,573 65
Paid David Sears 1-3 repairs on Parker's
River bridge, 37 15
Balance due Seth H. Hamblin, 1891, 96
$1,611 76
Special appropriation West Yarmouth road, drawn
by order of the selectmen on the town
treasnrer, ending Dec. 31, 1892,
Expended for same purpose,
Balance due Seth 11. Hamblin,
SETH H. HAMBLIN, SNOW ACCOUNT.
Balance due from account of 1891,
Drawn by order of the selectmen, on the town
treasurer, ending Dec. 31st, 1892,
$105 03
10685
$1 85,
22
205 00
$205 22
Expended for clearing snow, ending Dec. 21st, 1892, 211 13
Due Seth Hamblin,
$5 91
y
DAVID SEARS, ROAD COMMISSIONER,
SOUTH YARMOUTH.
Drawn by order of the selectmen on the town
treasurer, ending Dec. 31st, 1892,
Expended for repairs on -roads and high-
ways, ending Dec 31, 1892, *1,123 84
1-3 repairs on Parker's River bridge, 37 15
Balance due the town Dec.. 31st, 1892, - ' 39 01 81,200 00
•
DAVID SEARS ON BASS RIVER LOWER BRIDGE.
Drawn by order of the selectmen on the town
treasurer, ending Dec. 31st, 1892,
Expended for repairs of same Dec. 31, 1892,
DAVID SEARS, SNOW ACCOUNT.
Drawn by order of the selectmen, 1892,
Expended for clearing snow, 1892,
JAMES ELLIS; ROAD COMMISSIONER,
WEST YARMOUTH.
Drawn by order of the selectmen on the town
treasurer, ending Dec. 31, 1892,
Cash on hand Dec. 31st, 1891,
Credit from town of Dennis 1892, received,
Expended for repairs on roads and high-
way, ending Dec. 31st, 1892,
Paid David Sears 1-3 repairs ou Parker's
River bridge,
Cash on hand Dec. 31st, 1892, due town,
$1,200 00
*NG 09
Zvnt
ALEXANDER B. CHASE, SCHOOL COMMITTEE,
WEST YA RMOUTH.
Drawn by order of the selectmen on the town
treasurer, ending Dec. 31st, 1892,
Expended for schools, books and repairs on build-
ings, ending Dec. 31st, 1892,
WILLIAM .11. FARRIS, SCHOOL COMMITTEE,
SOUTH YARMOUTH.
Drawn by order ofthe selectmen on the town trees=
$16 08 urer, ending Dec. 31st, 1892,
$16 08 Expended for schools, books and repairs on build -
$1,590 34
*1,590 34
*135 30
*135 30
*900 00
22 33
10 47
$932 80
37 15
29 56
$932 80
JAMES ELLIS, SNOW ACCOUNT.
Drawn by order of the selectmen on the town
treasurer, ending Dec. 31, 1892,
Expended for clearing snow to Dec. 31,
1892,
Balance due the town, Dec. 31st, 1892,
*53 05
*1,807 73
ings, ending Dec. 31st, 1892, *1,807 73
JOHN SIMPKINS & E. L. MARSH, SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
NORTH SIDE.
Drawn by order of the selectmen on the town treas-
. urer, ending Dee.. 31st, 1892, *1,622 89
Expended for schools, books and repairs on build-
ings, ending Dec. 31st, 1892, $1,622 89
ISAIAH P. MATTHEWS, TREASURER FISH COMMITTEE.
TOWNS OF YARMOUTH AFD DENNIS.
By permits sold for seining, 1892,
« net sale of perch, 1892,
" two fish houses sold,
To paid auction fees and advertising,_
« committee's fees for 1892,
" T. B. Pnlsifer, shore privilege, 4 years,
« town of Dennis, paid,1892,
town of Yarmouth, paid,1892,
8 10 00
-65 00
12 00
144 94
144 94
*238 85
90 03
48 00
$37688
*376 88
*53 20 By the fish committee's report, closed Dec. 31st, 1891, as
audited by the auditors, it was found that the treasurer of the
fish committee had paid into the town treasurer *62.19 and had
15 in hand cash *224.48, making a sum total of *286.67, net proceeds
. *53 20 for 1891, as shown by our report of last year. The balance of
5224.48 was paid into the town treasurer in January, 1892, which
accounts for the apparent discrepancy in the fish committee's
account of last year.
TIIACHER T. HALLET, CHAIRMAN,
BOARD OF SELECTMEN.
By orders drawn on the town treasurer, ending $21,601 29
Dec. 31, 1892, Which we
To amount of proper receipted vouches, 21,601 29
find, ending Dec. 31st, 1892,
WILLIAM P. DAVIS, TOWN TREASURER. 67 83
By cash on band Jan. 1st, 1892,
By cash paid into the treasury from all sources, 22,254 93
ending -Dec. 31st, 1892,
$22,338 60
Total receipts,
We have urged upon the road commissioners, since the
books were furnished .them, that all bills contracted by them
should be carried into the road commisioner's book and signed by
the contracting parties. We now give due notice that all bills
not put upon said book and signed by the party receiving the
money, will not receive the approval of the auditors.
We also recommend that the road commissioners and school
committee organize and chose a chairman, and that tbe chairman
of said road commissioners and school committee render their,
account,itors. We also
chairman
in full, teoe school dcommittee keep recommend
the stool that
chairman of the
separate from, the repairs on buildings, school books, etc.
14
To paid outstanding orders for 1891, 19 $ :'79 874 14
Amount of town orders paid, ending Dec. 31,'92, 260
2,185Cash to balance, on hand Jan. 1, 1893,
$22,338 60
NOTE.
It will be found that the selectmen's and town treasurer's
accounts agree by adding to the selectmen's account of $21,601 29
the outstanding orders of 1891 of $279.14, and the cash on 227 nd
amounts to $24,065.69; deducting ordecorrespondings withd of w th the town
Jan. 1st, 1893, leaves $22,38.60
treasurer's account.
ELKANAH CROWELL. -
FREEMAN HOWES.
DANIEL. B. CROCKER.
Bums, MAAAIAnZ AND. DHATHZ.
Feb. 21.
�
1.
Mar. 24.
May 31.
31.
June 9.
16.
16.
19.
26.
26.
July 1.
1.
14.
18.
22.
Aug. 15.
27.
Sept. 6.
19.
Oct. 13.
Nov. 2.
Dec. 26.
BIRTHS RECORDED IN YARMOUTH, 1892.
Name of Child. Parent,.
(Daughter) Baker. Waterman F. and Clarissa
William Cahoon. Cha -]es and Minnie
Carleton Franklin Grey. -Morris and Bertha
Olive Freeman Robbins.
Clara Belle Terry.
Albert H. Marchant.
Frederick C. Eldridge.
Alice Gertrude Smith.
George L. and Cora E.
Ezekiel F. and Lottie B.
Sarah Marchant
Frederick H. and Ida M.
William F. and Eunice B.
Irving Ford White. Nelson Lewis and Dora F.
Lawrence Russell Hazelton. Warren and Eva A.
Kenneth Matthews. Nathan H. and Minnie T.
Madeline Claire•Bryden.
Uriah Fisk Crowell.
Annie May Young.
Allen Ray Cash.
Viola Frances Eldridge.
Milton M. Hallett..
Foster Lothrop Baker.
(Son) Chase.
Leon Raynor Campbell.
Thomas E. Chase.
(Son) Knowles.
(Sou) Ryder.
(Son) Kelley.
James and Jeanie B.
Clarence H. and Maggie B.
George and Abbie.
Allen and Myra E.
Roger and Eva May
Walter G. and Fannie E.
Ansel. Lothrop & Phebe K.
David M. and Lucy A.
Frederick R. and Alice
Ernest W. and Annie L.
Allen H. and Mary H.
Winfield Scott & Phebe L.
Thonas E. and Estella H.
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN YARMOUTH, 1892.
Date. Name of Parties. ' . Age. Residence of each
Jati., 26. Allen Cash, Jr., 23 Yarmouth
Myra E. Robinson, 18 Dennisport
31. George F. Chase, 22
Emelia Holmgrist, 24
Feb. 2. George B. Howland, 30
. Minnie G. Gray, • 21
Mar. 21. Ansel Lothrop Baker, 23
Phebe &: Cotefe, 16
MIME
Yarmouth
Yarmouth
Brewster
Yarmouth
Yarmouth
Yarmouth
XX .
Date. Name of Parties. Age. - • 'Residence of Each
Apr. 24. Ernest W. Chase, 18 Harwich
Annie L. Ellis, 17 Yarmouth
May 10. William Howland, 39 New Bedford
Sarah P. Chapman, 39 Yarmouth
June 14. John Nicholas Geisler, 34 Nantucket
Edna Matthews Kelley, 21 Yarmouth
Nov. ' 1. George 11. Thacher, 25 _ Chelsea
Lucy Gorham, 25 Yarmouth
Dec. 1. Edward B. Hallett, Jr., 28 Gloucester .
Mary Louise Alley, 27 Yarmouth
DEATHS RECORDED IN YARMOUTH, 1892.
Date. Name. Cause of Death. Age.
Y. 3f. D.
Jan. 10. Catherine Kelley Influenza • 78 3 17
11. Amelia Whelden Disease of brain 47 7 29
12. Remegio Lewis Pneumonia 73 2
14. Josiah Taylor Lagrippe and Old Age 89. 8 6
30. Seth Baker Pneumonia 70 7 26
Feb. 7. Lefavor Kelley Phthisis 39 3 6
12. Anna Webber Old Aga 85 • 3
26. Mary C. Paddock Pneumonia 70 2 12
Mar. 6. Frank C. Chase Diphtheria 9 5 18
7. Eliza M. Baker Apoplexy 84 6
18. Daniel W. Cash Consumption 38 5 15
22. Freeman Baker Cerebral hemorrhage 84 7 22
27. Rosella Wight Inanition 3 19
Apr. 14. Aurelia Kelley Heart Failure 74 3 21
16. May C. Robinson Consumption 23 5 13
24. Edward B. Covil Pneumonia 75 5 20
May 10. Olive F. Robbins Heart Failure 1 16-
11. Milton S. Chase Dentition 1- 4 23
June 5. George Ryder Old Age 73 5 24
14. Bertha B. Chase Dentition 1 6 29
July 12. Joshua Baker Pericarditeswith effusion 82 5 12
26. henry Matthews Denility and Apoplexy 85 3 25
30. Olive L. Cash Extra titerine Pregnancy 33 1 2
Aug. 22. Lavinia 13. Crowell Consumption 41' 4
23. Charles H. Farris Cerebral Softening 68 7 10
Sept. 2. Henry W. Baker 26 11 15
5. Idella B. Kelley Pulmonary Phthisis 34 11 23
16. Roland L. Taylor Paralysis 65 9 29
19. Sarah M. Hallett Cancer. 68 4
Nov.13. Mary G. Jenkins Spinal Meningitis 83 11 20
14. Hannah K. Howland Carciuoura 85 7 27
16. Beryl W.Campbell Cholera Infantum 1 8 28
23. Lydia M. Baker Tubercular Meningitis 68
Dec. 10. Mary E. Ryder Neuraethenia & Inanition 26 8 22
FINANCIAL REPORT
TOWN OF YARMOUTH,
POB TRE TEAR ENDING
DECEMBER 31, 18
93
C. F. Sp'I TARMODTHFORT, AtAsft
Pr & SON, STEAM Boo AND .SOB PRINTERS.
1894.
TOWN OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1893,
Town Clerk and Treasurer.
WILLIAM P. DAVIS..
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor.
THACHER T. HALLET, EDWARD LEWIS,
STEPHEN WING.
Road Commissioners.
SETH H. HAMBLIN, • DAVID SEARS,
JAMES ELLIS, JOYCE TAYLOR.
Constables.
JOHN H. ST\ETSON.
Fish Committee.
NATHAN W. GRUSH,
STEPHEN WING.
Auditors.
ELKANAH CROWELL, FRE EMAN HOWES,
. DANIEL B. CROCKER.
Tax Collector.
SETH TAYLOR.
Registrars of Voters.
ALLEN 11. KNOWLES, WM. P. DAVIS,
THEODORE F. DREW, CHAS. F. PURRINGTON.
Field _Di fivers.
• ALFRED HOW LAN
ISAIAH ELLIS,
WM. A. CAHOON,
ELNATHAN BAKER,
HERBERT STUIDLEY.
Fence Viewers.
ISAIAH P. MATTHEW S,
ALBERT C. SNOW.
Surveyors' of Lumber.
CHAS. M. BRAY, BARNABAS SEARS.
Pound Keepers.
JAMES Ii. SMITH,-
DAVID SEARS,
JOSIIUA. S. BAKER.
SETH TAYLOR,
T. T. HALLET,
OLIVER HALLET,
EDWARD S. CHASE,
DAVID WHELDEN,
JOSEPH ROBINSON,
DUSTIN BAKER, ..
1
-ALMSHOUSE
Superintendent's salary,
Polly Sherman, eggs,
Allen Slade & Co.; supplies, .\
A. C. Megathlin, meat,
E. S. Mecarta, fertilizer,
I: 'H. Thacber & Co., supplies,
EdmundWalker, wood,
D.'B. Crocker, supplies,
Matthews & Paine; feel,
Benj. T. Gorham, shoes,
'Andrew 11. Eldridge, pork,
• - wood,
service of beset,
T. B. Pulsifer, medical' attendance,
C. M. Bray, material,
N. W. Grneh, herrings,
L. K. Chase, shoes,
S. T. Eldridge, carting,
R. H. Harris, supplies,
Lottie Lack, sewing,,
David S. Taylor; stove,
John E. Ryder, eels,
Newell Smith, wood and fish,
Jas. Lack, labor,
Joel B. Hall, supplies,
Albert Taylor, pork,
Zenas 11. Snow, snpplies,
Elisha'1'. Baker; -shoes,
D. D. Kelley,.snpplies,.
W. R. Farris, . •
T. T. Hallet,• ••:
- $200 00
17 02
82 99
84 37
1200
168 18
22 75
'8 03
68'85
385
12.42 — -
6.00
" 1'00
50 00
24 35
3 75
9 05
:1- 75
_64 01
2 25
22 00 (.
30or
690"
2' 00
1234
29 30
13 64
1 10
24 07
6 37
25 65
$986 79
1
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SUPPORT OF POOR OUT OF ALMSHOUSE.
NORTH SIDL
Morris Gray, med. attendance, T. B. Pulsifer,815 500
" " house rent, C. M. Bray, $ 23 50
Mrs. Osborn Chase, med. attendance, Dr. Sears, 855 500
44 « " fuel, N. W. Grush,
{: « fuel, S. L. Robbins, 1 50
" - tt " house rent H. C. Sears, 30 00
c< « « medicine, T. T. Ballet, 4 53
t< « supplies, I. H. Thacher & Co., 60 00
James T. Chase, supplies, A. Baker,
" " " shoes, 13. T. Gorham,
Mrs. John Matthews, med. attendance, T. B.
Pulsifer, -
Geo. W. Collins, Tewksbury,
SOUTH SIDE.
John N. Baker, supplies, 3. W. Crowell,
{, If « Purrington & Small,
46 6{ 14
if 41 ,l
med. attendance, Dr. Parker,
fuel, P. P. Akin,
Mary Butler, supplies, J. W. Crowell,
" " fuel, P. P. Akin,
" supplies, R. D. Farris,
" Purrington & Small,
med. attendance, Dr. Parker,
shoes, L. K. Chase, _
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it
30 00
157 53
2 00 32 00
$ 65
27 58
1 55
300
$305
11 75
19 06
9 82
75
2 07
Mrs. Lefaver Kelley, fuel, David Sears, $ 12 00
{l " L. Fuller & Co., 14 98
supplies, Obed Baker, 103 95
" Baker & Sears, 4 41
med. attendance, Dr. Parker, 15 00
fuel, Jas. Crowell, . 12 58
to Barnstable, U. H. Sears, 3 50
c{ " Benj. Homer, 3 50
coffin, M. 11. Crowell, 10 75
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Grace Robinson, board, Sarah Cahoon,
" • " shoes, E. T. Baker,
Augustus Hinckley, watchers,
64 66 medical attendance, J. T.
Mitchell,
Joseph F. Cetelle, supplies, Z. P. Howes,
" {l -" " Baker & Sears,
" " " shoes, E. T. Baker,
826 00
6 49•
$750
13 25
818
6
4
81
87
50
Mrs. Edgar.A. Marchant, rent, M. B. Thacher,' $10 00
'" 'l '• " supplies, Chas. G. Baker, 65 00
Seth K. Baker, board, Abner R. Wiaon, 32 50
64 " " " Susan Chase, 32 68
7 50 Alton J. Baker's family, moving,
3700 " " it " supplies, ,Charles G.
Baker,
Alton J. Baker's family, rent, M. B. Thacher,
32.78
46 50
180 67
" " " " shoes, E. T. Baker,
Lot H. Sears, supplies, Baker & Sears,
Nathan Sears, supplies, Purrington & Small,
WEST SIDE. -
Mrs. David Buck, supplies, J. E. Crowell,
fuel, Isaiah Crowell,
" Jas. Ellis,
med. attendance, Dr. Hawes,
labor, Benj. Gifford,
" Joshua Baker,
Susan Bearse, board, Alex. Marchant,
Lydia G. Bearse, fuel, H. B. Chase & Sons, .
" " Jas. Ellis,
'4
'4
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'4
4'
'4
14
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44 64 " supplies, Johnson & Co.,
Susan Hallet, fuel, 11. B. Chase & Sons,
" " " Jas. Ellie,
" Lot Hallet,
supplies, Joyce Taylor,
c,
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'{
1 95
103 00
10 00
3 15
899 50
7 50
3 50
600
8 00
3 35
832 49
20 75
30 18
75 00
65 18
118 10
56 50
11 24
127 85
24 00
$7 50
3 50
6 00 17 00
$15.00
3 50
7 50
5 75
31 75.
•
PAID OTHER CITIES `AND 'TOWNS:
Dennis,'Caroline Linnell,
Barnstable, Josephine Edwards,
Taunton Lunatic Hospital, Mary Christensen,
++ " ++Augustus $inchley, 1,
++ ++ " Osborn Chase,
$'5 94
13 17
9S 79
117 26
115 70
$345 86
RECAPITULATION:
Amount raised by .town, $2,300 00
Cost in slmahouse, $ 986 79
Cost out of almshouse, 1,12752
Paid other cities and towns, 345 86
Expended above appropriation,
160'17
$2,460 17 $2,460 17
DUE FROM OTHER CITIES 'AND TOWNS.
$ '54 75
32 00
48 00
" 217 50
Dennis,
Brewster,
Falmouth,
Commonwealth,
INCIDENTALS.
Manton IL Crowell, care of hearse,
++ ++ ++ recording deaths,
Joshua 8. Baker, care of hearse, •
++ ++ ++ returning deaths,
repairing hearse,
"
++ "
$352"25'
$5 00
"8 25
$6 00
1 25
75
William D. Loring, repairing'liearse, $ 50
40
1 00
l+ •, +• oats,.
" •, care of hearse,
++ ++
Court charges, Charles Holmes,
" • " Geo. L Ryder,
Jonathan L. Ellis,
Daniel Humes,
++
46
66
++
"
-66
$16 07
12 01
369
1195
51 11
813 25
800
1'90
94 83
:. 11 r.mil ....
7 -
Expenses to Boston on bank and corporation tax,
++, 66 ++ ++ poor,
Repairing Hook & Ladder house,
Edwin E. Baker, looking up cranberry bogs, -
Wm. J. Davis, adm'r. oath,
Wm. P. Davis, ballots,
• Alfred Baker, care of town office,
Matthews & Payne, fuel for town office,
C. R. Bassett, board selectmen,
Express on body of Osborn,, E. Chase,
A. H. Knowles, map of town roads, etc.,
Insurance on town office, $7 00.
++ ++ town house, 8 40
++ " school -house, North side, 7 50
66" piano, 3 00
25 90
Register to almshouse, 2 00
Hay and grain for horse, 11 67
Abstract for conveyance, 10 00
Barn rent, -
Graduating class from High school, 13 50
Ernest P. Baker, watchman, 3 00
Uriah H. Sears, ' ++ . 3 00
List of Bank stockholders, 2.00
Mrs. Lefevor Kelley, court charges,
A. B. Chase, horse hire,
Wm. P. Davis, recording deaths, births and marriages,
++ " " tally sheets,
expenses to Sandwich,
express and stationery,
Stove for town office,
Coal ++ ++ "
Georgetown cemetery fence,
W. C. Fuller, repairing pump,
Stationery, stamps, etc.,
Distributing town reports,
Blank bookq_
•
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$35 15
32 40_
1 25
.1 00
25
600.
15-00
11 37
58 -00
5 00
182 00
12 00
16 ++ +0
66 66 ++
Dictionary,
Piling wood, -
Expenses to Boston,
34 50
1 50
21 55
3.00
3 00
3 00
43 60
7 75
75
75
13 92
1 00
5 00
1 50
25
16 75
$706 29.
279 muskrats,
David Sears, •
Seth H. Hamblin,
James Ellis,
Joyce Taylor,
'Freeman Ryder,
Alfred Gorham,
8 -
MUSKRATS.
CLEARING SNOW. -
$213 62
354 00
1820
9
REPAIRS ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
School house, North side, $1,833 87
$69 75 " " South side, 73 42
" " West side, 40 44
Almshouse, . • - 750
- Town office, — 8 - 94
89 67
$675 42
LABOR ON FARM.
$32 50
12 75
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised by town,
•< " for snow,
" from Court fees,
Incidentals, -
Muskrats,
Clearing snow,
Farm,
In excess of appropriation,
•
Gilbert Lewis
Benj. Lovell, •
Mercy C. Crowell,
Emily J. Haffords,
John E. Ryder,
Elizabeth Horst,
Joseph H. Robinson,
Ebenezer Crowell,
Mrs. Francis Dill, ..
MILITARY AID.
STATE AID.
a.. d.11J1 1 .I i.S�I�.��Y
$4,5 25
$500 00
700 00
20 78
$706 29
69 75
675 49
45 25
276 00
$1,496 78 81,496 78.
$43 00
52 00
26 00
24 00
52 00
21 00
12 00
4 00
78 00
$239 05
Amount raised by town,
Unexpended balance,
$2,$00 00
$2,200 00
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
David Sears, chairman,
" '6
'' 66
1,963 67
236 33
$2,200 00 •
$3,800 00
repairs on bridge, $54 98
paid tending draw, 13 75
868 73
$3,800 00
• $3,800 00 $3,809 00
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Alex. B. Chase, chairman, $516 12
Amount raised by town, $600 00 •-
Unexpended balance, •- . 83 88
Amount raised by town,
Teachers' salaries,
Fuel,
Janitor,
Miscellaneous,
Teachers' salaries,
Fuel,
Janitor,
• Miscellaneous,
SCHOOLS. .
NORTH BIDE.
SOUTH SIDE. .
$600 00 $600 00
$1,292 50
77 20
100 00
43 61
$1,513 31
$1,217 50
74 00
90 00
87 43
$1.468 93 .
!Yam . _ _ ...a
10
eiow:
Teachers' a1atied,:
Fnel,
Janitor,
Miscellaneous,.
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised by town,
North side,
South aide,
West side,
Unexpended balance,
$830 56
38 50•
2000•
26 85
$915 91
*4,200 00
$1,513 31
1,468 93
915 91
401 85
$4,200 00 $4,200 00
ALEX. B CHASE, CHAIRMAN OF' SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Dog tax, $194 16
State school fund, 268 31
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
C. F. Swift & Son, town reports
"
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4'
4'
"
"
" - " town warranty
"
"
4
46
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"
"
4'
it
44 "
" "
fish hearing,
list of dog owners,
schools,
warrant,
fish hearing,
Fred. Hallet, school reports,
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letter heads, etc.,
tax bills, -
schools,
voting list,
reports,
envelopes,
Geo. Otis, town warrant,
Amount raised by town,
Unexpended balance,
148 25
12 00
4 00
100
1 50
4 75
400
1 00
848 70
9 50
4 00
7 50
11 00
1 88
2 50
$200 00
$200 00
5462 47
876 50
85 08
6 00
32 42
5200 00
1
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TOWN atrrayssatS.
Auditors, auditing accounts,
E. N. Baker, special constable,
C. M. Bray, truant officer,
Theo. -F. Drew; Registrar,
`46 " " ballot inspector,
S. Nickerson, ballot clerk,
A. C. Snow, sealer, -
Fred. A. Baker, rregistrar,
" " ;ballot clerk,
Oliver T. Gorham,_teller,
D. B. Crocker, {t -
E. L. Marsh, school committee,
John 11. Stetson, constable,
Seth Taylor, collector,
Edwin C. Brown, election officer,---
D. D. Kelley, " {{
A. H. Knowles, " f.
Wm. P. Davis, clerk and treasurer,
" " registrar,
" " " clerk, town meeting,
A. 11. Knowles, registrar,
T. T. Ballet, moderator,
" " " justice of peace,
Selectmen, services,
Assessors, "
Overseer of .poor, services,
Horse hire,
Chas. Purrington, registrar, ete.,
•
Amount raised by town,
,Unexpended balance,
$35 -00
1 '50
8 22'
$10 50
5 00
-... $1550
810 50
500
5;00
5-00
15 50
5 00
5 00
55 .00
.25 50
22258
— _ — 7 00
7 00
7,00
75 00
15 00
5 00
21 00
5 00
500
—183 00
1
273 75 171 50 J23.
17 50
81,341 55
$1,500 00
148 45
$1,500 00 51,500 00
TAXES REMITTED.
Taxes remitted,
•
5154 22
I2: •
SEARS FUND.
Interest on Sehrs fund,
Amount raised to pay interest,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
TRANSPORTATION OF
Amount raised by town,
A. B. Chase,
W. R. Farris,
Unexpended balance,
County tax,
State tax,
Bank tax,
W. E. Chaffin,
i
$950 00
$950 00
SCHOLARS.
$175 00
218 45
56 55
TAXES PAID.
$900 00
50 00 •
:950 00
$450 00.
$450 00 *450 00
$1,496 96
2,050 00
2,518 51'
$6,065 47
SUPT. OF SCHOOLS.
z - NOTES PAID.
Bass River Savings Bank,
DAMAGES ON HIGHWAY.
Harvey L. Howes,
Amount raised by town,
Unexpended balance,
8100 00
$399 00
$7,000 00
75 00
25 00
$100 00 $100 00
GEORGETOWN SIDEWALK.
Repairs on walk,
WHARF LANE.
Repairs by S. H. Hamblin,
Amount raised by town, $200 00
BAXTER AVENUE.
Repairs by Joyce Taylor,
Amount raised by town,
1
$200 00
$35 00
$200 00
$200 00
REIMBURSEMENT ON SCHOOLS.
W. N. Stetson and others, $90. 00
Amount raised by town, $90 00 •
SOLDIERS' AID.
Catherine Kelley, $110 50
WIDENING SOUTH YARMOUTH AND HYANNIS ROADS.
Advertising,
Isaiah Homer, team and labor,
Edward Lewis, services,
Stephen Wing, "
Amount raised by town,
Unexpended balance,
$125 00
$125 00
TOWN TREASURER.
Da.
Balance, January 1, 1893,
Dog money refunded,
Auctioneers' licenses,
Income from Mase. school fund,
Town of Dennis,
" " Brewster,
" Falmouth,
Chatham,
" Lincoln, R. I.,
Fish committee,
Bass River Savings Bank,
First Nat. Bank of Yarmouth,
Court fees,
Supt. of schools from state,
James Ellis,
E. F. Peirce, for books,
State Treasurer,
S. Taylor, land sold,
t1 " collector, 1892,
" " 1893,
Orders outstanding, January 1, 1894,
« •' from 1892,
'4
"
$ 1 25
11. 25.
43 00 -
42 00
28 50
$125 00
$2,185 27
351 49
6 00
268 31
111 75
55.00
52 00
11 81
7650
500 00
4,931 25
1,990 00
20.78
409 23
14 71
2 00
4,426 22
37 71
4,792 17
13,600 00
1,168 58
8 24
$35,019 02
'4
TOM TREASURER.
Cs. 1'
Support of poor in almshouse, $ '986 79
" '" " .out of -abnshouse, 1,127 `52
" " " in other cities and towns, 345 •86
• : as " " of " " ac a 428 75
Incidentals, 706 29
Muskrats, 59 75.
Snow, 676 49
Farm, '45 25
Military aid,, 78 00
State aid, 239 00
Repairs public buildings, 1,963 67
Roads and bridges, 3,868 73
School books, • 316 12
Schools, 3,898 15
A.B. Chase, 462 47
Printing and advertising, 167 58
Town officers, 1,341 `55
Taxes remitted, 154 22
Sears fund, 950 00
Transportation of scholars, 398 45
Taxes paid, • 6,065 47
Supt of schools, 399 04
Notes paid, 7,000 00
Damages on highway, 75 00
Georgetown sidewalk, - 35.00
Wharf Lane road, 200 00
Baxter avenue, ' 200 00
W. N. Stetson, et. aL, 90 00
Soldiers' Aid, 40 50.
Widening roads, 96 50
Outstanding orders, January 1st,1898, 1,727 10
Balance, January lat, 1894, 671 77
835,019 02
15
VALUATION MAY 1, 1893.
Real estate, buildings, 6489,035 00
" land, 858,633 00
Persoaa4 eetxte, ,• 862,767 00
" " Bank stock, ---- 176,985 00
Total valuation, 51,887,420 00
No. dwelling houses, 622
" borees, 259
" cower 142
is sheep, 60
" acres land, 11,193
" persons paying poll tax only, 153
" " assessed, 915
THACHER T. HALLET,).Selectnlen.
EDWARD LEWIS, j} of -
STEPHEN WING, Yarmouth
ROAD COMMISZIOKRRSRRPORfi.
SETH H. HAMBLIN,
IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF YARMOUTH, LABOR ON ROADS, 1893.
Nathan Bassett, 274 hours, 20c., • $ 5 50
Chas. Bassett, 764 hrs., 20c., $15.25, 25 hrs., 15c., $3.75, 19 00
D. G. Eldridge, 180 loads clay, 5e., 9 00
Chas. Bassett, 71 hrs., 20c., $1.55, 2 hrs., 15x,:30, 1 85
Henry Usher, 44 hours, 20c., - 90
Charles M. Bray, per bill, 10 29
Amos Arey, 114 hours, 20c., . 2 30
Seth Taylor, 9 hours, 20c., $1.80, 9 hours, 15c., $1.35, 3 15
25
Joel B. Hall, per bill, 32 20
Allen Cash, 16 hours, 20c.,
George Ryder, 48 " " 9 60
Juan Chase, per bill, 4 75
J. Usher, Jr., 8 hours, 20c., 1 60
James G. Ballet, 7 hours, 20c., 81.40, 7 hours, 15c., .
*1.05, 16 loads gravel, 6c., .96,
E. S. Mecarta, 2 hours, 20c., .40, 11i hours, 30c. '83.45,
George Hallet, 424 hours, 20c.,
Alfred Howland, . 48 44 30c.,
D. Cash, 35 " 20c.,
James A. Ellis, 12 " "
54 44 44
Watson Thacher, per bill,
William P. Bray, 16 hours, 20c.,
44 64
George E. Whelden,
Patrick Morgan, 97
James T. Chase, 25
J. W. Hamblin, 20
Harry Young, 25
Joseph C. Chase, 40 .44 44
Chas. M. Bray, 17 hours, 30c., $5.10, 31 hours, 20c.,
Joseph Bassett, 10 hours, 20c.,
2
William I). Loring, 2
Samuel Cobb,
25 44 4i
44
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44
44
44
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3 41
3 85
8 50
14 40
7 00
2 40
1 05
15 00
3 20
19 40
5 00
4 00
5 00
8 00
.65, 5 75
2 00
50
5 00
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Joseph W. Smith,
Edward F. Smith,
David Whelden,
E. B. Arey,
Jeremiah Chase,
James W. Ellis,
Harry Young,
J. Usher. Jr.,
Michael Beveney,
John Beveney,
Patrick Heffernan,
James Smith,
George H. Baker,
Osborn E. Baker,
44 44 44
George A. Bray,
George F. Bray,
Ernest H. Bray,
James T. Chase,
Samuel Cobb,
Edward F. Smith,
James Chase,
Edward S. Chase,
Archelus Phillips,
George.Chase,
Henry H. Baker,
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10 hours, 20c.,
15 44 3Cro.,
40
10
40 . " . 30c.,
10 " 20x,
80 44 - 41
45
50 .
50
55
40
120
120
200 loads clay, 5c.,
10 hours, 20x,
10 ci 44
10 • 4r a4
40
.30 44
30 " 30c.,
5 " 20c.,
40 44
19 44
40 4. 30x,
67
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20c.,
44
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30c.,
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James A. Cash, 264 hrs., 20c., $5.30 ; 30 hrs., 30c.,
R. William Park, 46 hours, 20c.,
F. E. Sherman, 40 4i 30c..,
Z. A. Sherman, 40 20c.,
Joseph C. Chase, 40
Elnathan F. Eldridge, 864
P. E. Hannan, 50
Geo. Robbins, 25
Charles E. Chase, 10
Edmund H. Robineon, 68
Lewis Nickerson, 45
Edmund Walker, 22
44
44
44 44
4,
44
44 44
4, • 44
30c..
20c.,
44
44
44.
30c.,
Lucy A. Whelden, 117 loads clay, at 5c.,
82 00
4 50
800
2 00
12.00
2 00
600
9 00
10 00
10 00_
11 00
8 00
3600
36 00
10 00
2 00
2.00
2 00
8 00
00
9 00
1 00
800
3 80
12 00
13 40
*9.00, 14 30
9 20
12 00
8 00
8 00
17 30
15 00
5 00
2 00
13 60
9 00
6 60
5 85
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Charles Cahoon, 117 hours, 20c.., $23 40
Willis F. Cash, 3 ii 15c., 45
Eddie Cash, 65 " 4 9 75
Bertie Cash, 65 " " - 9 75
30 " 30c., 9 00
James P. Cash, 15 00
James P. Cash, Jr., 75 ii 20c.,
50+1 " 30c., 15 15
James G. Hallet, '1 20c., 4 40
Joseph Walker, 22 « « , 15 60
Charles E. Hallett, 78
Archelus Phillips, 78; " " 15 60
Charles W. Ellis, 12 ii 2 40
9
Albert Taylor, 70 hrs., 20c., $14.00 ; 50 hrs., 30c., $15.00, 29 00
Nathan Bassett, 78 , hours, 20c., " 30c., 10 20
Charles Bassett, 84 ii ii 10 20
Charles R. Bassett, '34
Stephen T. Eldridge, 45 '• " 13 50
Joseph W. I1amblin, 70 hrs., 20c., 814.00 ; 46 hrs., 30c.,
813.80,
Albert Taylor, 70 hrs., 20c., $14 ; 613 hrs., 30c., 818.45 ;
plowing, 83 50,
George Hallet, 64 hours, 20c.,
ii li
Allen Cash, 45 " 30c.,
Joseph Bassett. 30 2
Patrick Morgan, 121. ,i 20c.,
Joseph Gorham, 30 hrs., 15c., $4.50 ; 10 hrs., 30c ,
83.00,
John E. Ryder, 14 hours, 20c.,
Hiram Whittemore, 26 loads clay,.5c.,
Gideon Matthews, 20 hours, 30c.,
Charles L. Nickerson, 9 " 20c.,
Naomi Montcalm, 100 loads clay, 5c.,
•
Frank Nickerson, 10 hours, 20c.,
Elam S. Mecarta, 10 hrs., 20c., $2.00 ; 402 hrs., 30c.,
$12.15,
Elbridge Taylor, • . 331 hours, 30c.,
F. E. Sherman, 512 hrs., 20c., $10.30 ; 3 hrs., 30c., 90c.,
1). G. Eldridge, 332 loads clay, 5c.,
Leston Robinson, 10 hours, 20c.,
John Keye1 , 10 " "
27 80
35 95
12 80
9 00
9 00
24 30
7 50 .
2 80
1 30
6 00
1 80
5 00 .
2 00
14 15
10 05
11 20
16 60
2 00
2 00
Patsie Heffernan,
Patrick Heffernan,
19
10 hours, 20c.,
10 " ii .
R. William Park, 10 " "
Freeman Howes, 45 " 15c.,
Alfred Howland, 30 hrs., 20c., $6.00; 38 hrs., 30c., $11.40,
Oliver Hallet, 10 hrs., 20c., $2.00 ; 10 hrs., .15c., $1.50,
Seth Walker, 10 hours, 20c.,
James G. Hallet, 6 hrs., 20c., $1.20 ; 6 hrs., 15c., 90c.,
10 loads gravel, 6c., 60c.,
Osborn E. Baker, 50 hours, 30c.,
George H. Baker, 50 " "
Naomi Montcalm, 192 loads clay, 5c.,
Samuel Cobb,
Benjamin Philips,
Elnathan F. Eldridge,
George Robbins,
Frank I. Robbins,
Fred. W. Chase,
James T. Chase,
Frank C. Baker,
Willie Ellis,
JohS Keveney.
Edwin Chase, •
Fred. W. Chase,
James P. Cash,
Elijah K. Arey,
George Robbins,
Henry H. Baker,
Patrick Morgan,
Edward C. Bray,
11+/ hours, 20c.,
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Geo. A. Bray, 123 hrs., 20c., $2.50; 16 hrs., 30c., $4.80,
Ernest Bray, 28+1 hours, 20c,
George F. Bray, 281 id di
James W. Ellis, 16 hrs., 20c., $3.20 ; 16 hrs., 30e., $4.80,
Joseph W. Smith, 28/ hours, 20c.,
Charles L. Nickerson, 28/ " "
Frank Nickerson, 28/ " ii
Isaiah L. Ellis, 8 ft
Seth Walker, 28+ , ii
82 00
2 00
200
6 75
17 40
3 50
2 00
152 0070
1500
9 60
2 30
3 10
400
1 70
1 50
1 50
2 80
3 50
1 70
.2 00
.1 40
1 40
2 80
5 70
1 20
4 60
21 40
4 10
7 30
5 70
5 70
8 00
5 70
5 70
5 70
1 60
5 70
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Jeremiah C. Robinson, 281 hours, 20c.,
Warren E. Ellis, 17 " "
James A. Ellis, 394 " 30c., -
Chas. Ellis, 621 hours, 30c., $18.75 ; 240 loads clay, 5c.,
812.00, -
Chas. W. Ellis, 171 hrs.,
Gideon Matthews,
Charles E. Hallett,
Benjamin Howes,
Fred. Cash,
Archelus Phillips,
George Robbins, 2 " "
Freeman Ryder, 211 hrs., 80c., $6.45 ; 15 loads
Archelus A. Phillips, 48 hours, 2Oc.,
R. William Park,
$5 70
340
11 80
30.75
20c., $3.50 ; 141 hrs., 30c., 84.40, 7.90
171 hours, 30c., 5 25
15 " 20c., 300
151 " 30c.,. 4 65
11 " 20c., 2 20
29 " " 5 80
10} " "
D. G. Eldridge, 63 loads clay, 5c.,
E. W. Eldridge, 34 hours, 30c.,
74 " 20c.,
James Gorham,
Joseph Gorham,
Patrick Heffernan,
Charles Bassett,
John E. Ryder,
Edmund Robinson,
William D. Baker,
J. W. Hamblin, 47 hrs.,
Allen Cash,
George Hallet,
Charles Cahoon,
Charles R. Howes, 453
Albert Taylor,
William P. Bray,
Henry Keveney,
A. H. Knowles,
Charles M. Bray,
John Hinckley & Son,
John Hinckley & Son,
E. B. Hallett,
John Hinckley & Son,
Charles M. Bray,
5
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3 " 20c.,
5 " "
8 " 30c,-
40
clay, 5c., .75, 7 20
9 60
2 10
3 15
10 20
150
100
2 30
10 50
60
1 00
2 40
19 45
1310
19 20
6 40
22 65
9 60
e. 70
1. 50
2 50
8 90
11 20
1 20
1 75
6 73
3 31
20c., $9.40 ; 321 hrs., 30c., 810.05,
651 hours, 20c.,
64 " 30c.,
32 ' " 20c.,
loads clay, 5c.,
48 hours, 20c.,
131 K
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Geo. B. Lewis, ,
E. B. Hallett,
Seth Taylor, 22 hours, 30c.,
F. E. Sherman, 24 " 20c.,
Edmund Walker, 9 hrs, 20c., 81.80 ; 9 hrs., 15c., $1.35,
J. W. Hamblin, 12 hours, 20c.,
William Shields,
Nathan Bassett, '
Geo. Robbins, 3
21
per hiil,
341 " "
`18 " a -
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Elnathan F. Eldridge, 3
Charles Cash, 3
Frank E. Baker, 3
Archelus Phillips, Jr., 3
Charles Cahoon, • 3
J. W. Hamblin, 3 hrs., 20e„ -60c.; 2 hrs., 15c., 30c.,
Archelus Phillips, 3 hours, 20c.,
Seth H. Hamblin, bill,
Due S. H. Hamblin, as per auditors' report of 1892,
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IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF YARMOUTH, LABOR ON WHARF ROAD.
James G. Hallet, . 61 hours, 60c., $ 4 00
Freeman Howes, 14 " 15c., 2 10
C. R. Bassett, 61 " 30c., - 2 03
Seth Hamblin 56 hrs., 20e., $11.20; 52 hrs, 15c., 87.80, 19 00
Patrick Heffernan, 171 hours, 20c., 3 50
Oliver Hallet, 161 hrs., 20c., 83.30. 131 hrs., 15c., $2.03,
$5.33 ; 32 loads clay, 5c., 81.60, - 6 93
James P. Cash, 171 hours, 20c., 3 50
Fred. Cash, 8 " " 160
Harry Young, • 131 " " -2 70
Samuel Cobb, 17 " -" 340
Joseph Bassett, 30 30c., 9 00
Alonzo Aikens, 161 " 20c., 3 30
Edward P. Ballet, 36 " 15c., 5 40
Harry Young, 26 " 20c., 520
810 00
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6 60
50
$ 15
2 40
6 90
3 60
60
60 .
60
60
60
60
90
60
191 10 •
11 76
1 85
81,650 00
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James T. Chase, 36 hours, 20c., $7 20
J. Usher, Jr., - 36 " u 7 20
John Keveney, l 36 " " _ 7 20
Michael Keveney, \ 36 " " 7 20
Patsie Heffernan, \ 36 . " u 7 20
Samuel Cobb, 36 " " 7 20
Edward F. Smith, 11 " 30c., . 3 30
R. William Park, 36 " 20c., 7 20
Patrick Heffernan, 38 " " 7 60
Charles Bassett, 36 " 30c., 10 80
Fatale Heffernan, 11 " 20c., 2 20
Nathan Bassett, 36 " K 7 20
J. W. Hamblin,
8 " K 1 60
Oliver Hallet, 26 hrs., 20c., $5.20, 36 hrs., 15c., $5.40, 25 30
$10.60 ; 294 loads clay, 5c., $14.70, •
• $183 06
DAVID SEARS, ROAD COMMISSIONER.
ACCOUNT OF LABOR AND MATERIAL EXPENDED ON HIGHWAYS FOB -
THE YEAR 1893.
93 hours, 20c.,
K a.
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Nelson Baker,
Wilbon S. Baker, 20
Joseph A. Cahoon, 38
• Joseph K. Chase, 863
John H. Stetson, 98 " with team, SOc.,
Baker & Sears. 1 stubhoe,
107 hours, 20c.,
A. W. Cahoon,
Benj. Cotelle,
Albert H. Cotelle,
A. F. Wixon,
Geo. L. Ryder,
Uriah H. Sears,
F. B. Homer,
A. F. Robinson,
Abner Wilton,
Osborn H. Chase,
Lemuel H. Baker,
Ernest P. Baker,
111
• 15 "
60
10
10
45
45
123
20
23
333
50
44
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$ 1 90
400•
7 60
17 25
29 40
1. 00
21 40
3 00
'1200
200
2 00
900
9 00
2 50
4 00
4 60
6 75
10 00
Fred Eldridge,
Wm. H. Eldridge,
Willis Hall, . 50 " " " "
Edgar N. Baker, 15
• Geo. C. Crosby, 18
" a CC 38
U. H. Sears, 20
W. S. Ryder, 20
Geo. B. Sears, 233*
-C. W. Harwood; 70
F. W. Homer, 167
I. F. Homer, 157
Isaiah Homer, 134
C. W. Myrick, 101*
Nelson Baker, 70 " 20c.,
Frank Campbell, 233
633 " with team, 30c.,
Herbert Homer, 30 " " "
Robert Clark, 20 " 20c.,
James R. Baker, 20
Gilbert Studley, •513 " with team, 30c.,
Stephen Sears, 25 " 20c.;
43 " with team, 30c.,
30 " 20c.,
23
21 hours, 20c.,
30 " with team, 30c.,
" 20c.,
" 15c.,
" with team, 30c.,
" •20c,
K
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" 20c., •
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" with team, 30c.,
K {L K _
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44 K
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Wm H. Oliver,
Elmer Ellis, 59 ," "
64 f{ 30 " with team, 30c.,
Fred. A. Baker, 40
Henry F. Crowell, 27 " 20e.,
Albertus Crowell, 27 " "
Thomas Collins, 913 " with team, 30c.,
Joseph Allen, 58 " " " "
Sturgis Crowell, 40 " ". "
N. H. Sears, 10 " 20c.,
Martha White, 403 loads clay, 7c.,
David M. Chase, 20 hours, with team, 30c.,
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Benj. Homer, 20
Isaiah Matthews, 40
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15 00
8 00
2 70
11 40
4 00
4 00
46 67
21 00
33 40
31 40
40.20
30 40
14 00
4 70
19 00
9 00
4 00
4 00
15 45
500.
12 90
6 00
11 80
9 00
12 00
5 40
5 40
27 40
17 40
12 00
2 00
28 21
6 00
14 70
6 00
12 00
O. F. Wood,
Seth Taylor,
a 44
Clifton Baker,
44 a
Reuben Baker,
Amos R. Baker,
E. S. Baker, •
Abner Wixon, 8
Albert Baker, 15
Allen 11. Knowles, surveying roads,
Martha White, 71 loads clay, 7c.,
John E. Baker, 71 " •` "
Osborn H. Chase, 10 hours, 20c.,
Peregrine White, labor and material,
Thacher Ellis, 40 hours, 20c.,
A. M. Homer, 10
20
80
46
10
38 tt
10 " 20c.,
10
10 " 30c.,
85 hours, 20c.,
10 " `t
24
15 hours, 20c.,
28 " "
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40 "
20
22
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60
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20c.,
with team, 300.,
20e., _-
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Daniel Brown,,.
Isaiah Sherman,
Allen B. Baker,
John H. Stetson,
Matthews Gray,
W. H. Oliver,
Isaac W. Ellis,
Geo. C. Crosby,
Vinney Crowell,
Geo. B. Sears,
E. S. Baker,
Clifton Baker,
James A. Robinson,
Elmer Ella, -
Reuben Baker,
Stephen Sears,
M. H. Sears,
Alex. G. Baker,
A. H Baker,
Stephen Sears,
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20
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20c.,
with team, 30c.,
20c.,
with team, 30c.,
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$3 00
5 60
2 00
8 00
600 •
4 40
9 00
12 00
8 00
1 60
300
3 00
4 97
4 97
2 00
68 25
8 00
2 00
4 00
16 00
1380
300
11 40 ,
2 00
2 00
3 00
17 00
2 00
3 00
4 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
•6 00
1 50 •
2 40
6 00
5 40
Reuben Baker,
,Ahira Baker,
E. S. Baker, 10
John Eldridge,21
Timothy. Cotelle, 61
Geo. B. Sears, 221
Judah Chase, 12
Geo. Chase, . 8
Geo. B. Sears, 30
David Sears, 48
Ernest P. Baker, 19f
J. K. Baker, 28
Albert H. Cotelle, 20
Sturgis Crowell, 983 loads clay, 7c.,
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James Baker,
Wilbon S. Baker,
David M. Chase,
Joseph Cotelle,
James L. Baker,
Is„ac W. Baker,
Vinney Crowell,
W. S. Ryder,
Stephen Wing,
N'• H. Sears,
Austin Whittemore,
Wm. F. Chase,
O. 'F. Wood,
Geo. B. Sears,
Isaiah Homer,
F. W. Homer,
L F. Homer,
Isaiah Homer,
Isaiah Sherman,
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16 "
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Heirs Solomon Taylor, 940 loads day, 4c.,
James Robinson, 10 hours, 20c.,
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20c.,
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20c.,
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$2 00
3 00
2 00
75
1 30
3 38
2 40
160
600
9 60
3 95
5 60
400
68'81
3 20
3 20
5 60
3 20
.320
80
4 00
4 20
3 80
2 35
3 45
.160
1 60
2 40
2.60
4 80
5 60
4 80
.1 20
1 20
30
16
17 60
2 00
6 26
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Peregrine White, 19} 40141's, ,15c.,
David Sears, bill of labor, -
.$2 92
189 42
Total of money expended, $1324 01
JOYCE TAYLOR, ROAD COMMISSIONR,
IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF YARMOUTH, 1893.
Da.
LABOR ON ROADS, ETC.
24 hours, .20c.,
J. L. Baxter,
Alex. Crowell,
Benajah Whelden,
Walter Baker,
Ellis P. Baker,
J. L. Baxter,
Darius Cotelle, 20 hrs
Luther Buck,
Ebenezer Baker,
41 11
Timothy Cotelle,
H. F. Studley, 10 hrs.,
Edwin Baxter, Jr.,
O. B. Buck,
if 14 11
90 " 15c.,
185 '" 20c.,
891 " 15c.,
871 " 20c.,
49 " 15c.,
., 20e., $4.00 ; 79 hrs., 30c., $23.70,
149f hours, 20c.,
79 " 15c.,
20 " 20e.,
91f 11 30c.,
20c., $2.00 ; 10 hrs., 30c., $3.00,
105 hours, 20c.,
69 " 15c.,
28 11 20c.,
50 41 1Oc.,
90 11 15c.,
69 11 i/
17371 " 20c.,
166 11 15c.,
10 11 11
30 4t 20c.,
44 " 15c.,
56 tt 21ic.,
10 14 100.,
89 " 20c.,
15 ty 15c,
89f -" 11
Stanley 11. Crowell,
J. E. Crowell,
Ephraim Crowell,
J. C. Desilver, Jr.,
J. C. Desilver,
Eben Baxter, 4.
64 /1
Waterman F. Baker,
41 44 41
Walter A. Baker,
Harris E. Cotelle, '
4. 11 11
D. S. Marchant,
Mrs. Rebecca Lewis, 433 loads loam, 4c.,
Walter B. Chase, 99 11
$ 5.30
13 50
37 00
13 43
17 50
7 35
27 70
29 90
11 85
4 00
27 45
5 00
21 00
10.35
5 60
5 00
1,3 50
10 35
34 70
24 90
1 50
6 00
6 60
11 20
1 00
17 80 -
2 25
13 43
17 32
3 96
27 _
Henry A. Cobb, 10' houis, 30e.,
L P. Matthews,'S4 loads loahi, 3c;,
Ansel L. Baker, 72• hours; 20c..,
11 44 44 89 " 15c.,
Fernandus Baker, 83 44 10c.,
Albert Berry, $5 " .30c.;'
Thos. W: Graves, 112f hrs., 20c., $22.50 ; 45 hrs., 30c:, •
$13.50, -
Joshua S. Baker, 29 hours, 15c.,
Elisha Taylor, 64 loads loam, 4c.,
Martha E. White,.155 41 " Tc.,
Franklin Crocker, 421 " " .4c.
James Ellis, 123} hours, 300.,
Horace P. Baxter, 27 41
John Baxter, 40'
Zenas Baxter, 142f 11
H. F. Studley, 82
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O.B. Buck, • 23'
Frank Baker, 41 -
Ansel L. Baker, 9
Benajah Whelden, 271
David Sears, 30
Dustin Baker, 75'
Sam'1.H. Drew, 39
Timothy Cotelle, 91
-Geo. P. Drew, 25
Alex. B. Chase= 31
Horace Baxter, 20_
Gilbert Lewis, 30f
D. B. Taylor, 24 -
- Joshua S. Baker, 11j.
Herbert .Crgwell,
Thomas Graves,
Thomas W. Graves,
Luther C. Buck,
Aruna Whelden,
Thomas Baxter, .
J. C. Desilver, Jr.,
41
46
81
10
10
2
2
10c.,
30c.,
20c.,
11 11
4'
44
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15c.,
20c.,
41 .
44 41
44 41
11
11
11
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14
4/
11
41-
44 44
4'
30c.,
20c.,
44
44
11
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41-
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15c..
20c.,
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18 35
8 30
19 50
36 00
4 35
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re 84
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2 70
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28 50
6 40
4 20
5 60
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1 80
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600
15 00
7 80
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65
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6 10
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9 20
1 27
2 00
200
40
40
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Miss Abbie B. Crowell, 50 loads loam, 4c.,
Joyce Taylor, • 4393 hours, 20c4
" 3713 " 15c.,
B. F. Crocker's bill, loam,
John K. Sears' bill lumber,
Manton H. Crowell's bill for scraper,
Stephen Sears, surveying,
Jerry Eldridge, posts,
Cs.
Received from town treasurer,
" " David Sears,
$100.00
800 00
JOYCE TAYLOR, ROAD COMMISSSIONER,
IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF YARMOIIIIH, 1893.
Ds.
TO LABOR ON BAXTER AVENUE.
George P. Drew, 20 hours, 15c.,
Zenae Baxter, 573 " 20c.,
Benajah Whelden, 911 " "
C. F. Huggins, - 14 " "
Joshua S. Baker, 15 • " 15c.,
Ansel L. Baker, 48 " 35c.,
Waterman F. Baker, 46 " 20c., —
J. C. Desilver, Jr., 571 " "
0. B. Buck, 25 "
Edwin Baxter, Jr., 533 . "
Timothy Cotelle, 25 _ •" 35c.,
Luther C. Buck, _ 563 " 20c.,
Darius Cotelle, _ 30 " 35c.,
J. L. Baxter, _ 26 " 20c.,
Ellis P. Baker, 15. " 15c.,
James Ellis, 463 "
" " 45 ." 20c.,
A. B. Chase, 421 " 30c.,
Richard Sears, 233 " 20c.,
Luther R. Taylor, 233 " "
46 If " 133 it 15c.,
$2 00
87.90
55 73 .
20 00
9 00
8 50
,5 00
3 40
$901 54
$900.00
$'3 00
11 50
18 30'
2 80
2 25
16 80
9 20
11 50
5.00
10 70
8 75
11 30
10 50.
5 20
2 25
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• 900
12 75
4 70
4 70
2 02
Joyce Taylor,
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713 hours, 20c.,
129 " . 15c.,
Drawn from town treasury,
Due from town,
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BIRTHS, MAAAIACIBS AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS IN YARMOUTH, 1893... -
Date... Name of Chnd.
March 6. (Son) Cahoon,
24. (Son) Sherman,
Name of Parente.
William H. and Martha
Joseph A. and Grace L.
27. '(Son) Arey, Amos E. and Charity B.
28. (Son) Johnson, Francis M. and Jennie F.
April 4. William Ring Baxter, Joseph L. and Nellie A.
20. Gertrude May Cash, Frederick and Elizabeth E.
May 8. Nath'l Harold Robinson, Frederick and Rebecca
9. Amelia Rosa, Joseph Sylva and Marie -
June 11. Lizzie F. Nickerson, George E. and Lucy E.
July 4. Harold Chesley Weeks, • Clarence H. and Florence M.
8. Marguerite Allen, Joseph and Mary H. -
20. Mary Megathlin, Anthony C. and Serena J.
27. Lauretta S. Montcalm, Joshua and Naomi
Aug. 4. Alice L. Sherman, Frederick E. and Clara G.
15. (Daughter) Kelley, Idella D. Kelley.
30. (Daughter) Otia, George and Adelaide F. J.
Sept. 20. Mary Helen Durrington, Charles F. and Lizzie B. --
Nov. 11. (Daughter) Thacher, , Joseph and Lizzie T.
16. (Son) Tripp, Joseph W. and Eunice H.
18. (Son) Pierce, Albert T. and Mary A.
28. (Son) Chase, Ebenezer B. and Lillian M.
Dec. 15. Magdalena L. Eldridge, Lewis Y. and Abbie T.
26. (Son) Grey, Morris and Bertha L.
MARRIAGES RECODED IN YARMOUTH
Date. Name of Parties. Age.
Jan. 9. Benjamin Herbert Crowell, 45
Hannah Maria Badger, 33
Feb. 3. George F. Crocker, 27
Nellie W. Brown, 26
22. Obed H. Shiverick, 24
Sadie McQnarrie, 21
24. Gilbert Lewis, 49
Lydia G. Bearse, 49
ix 1893.
Residence of each.
West Yarmouth
North Chatham
Hyannis
South Yarmouth
Dennis .
Dennis
West Yarmouth
West Yarmouth
Date. Name of Parties.
Afar. 27. Wilbur S. Baker,
Sarah Elizabeth Cahoon,
Apri112. George W. -Rogers,_
Alice B. Stacy,
13. Leander :C. Baker,
Anna Owens,
14. Harris E. Cotelle,
Helen M. Eldridge,
30. Arthur W. Dixon,
Dora A. Hammen,
May 3. Morris B. Cole,
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Lois W. Paine,
24. Almond Lyman Carlow,
Addie Russell Weekes, ,
June 6. Matti Micka Kuibi,
(Lilja Sapiga Widenaga,
7. falter H Doane,
Etta Francis Sears,
8. Frank Wallace Howes,
Almira Ryder Taylor,
15. David B. Montcalm,
Elizabeth Hull,
James L. Whittemore,
Anna E. Campbell,
21. Arthur Hallett,
Mary E. Ellis,
Oct. 19. George P. Diew,
Mary S. McLean,
•• 22. John G. Sears,
Lillian Baker,
Nov. 28. Rev. Edn-ard Lester Marsh,
Mary Eliza Jenkins,
30. Ernest F. Prentice,
Edna Ross Baker,
Dec. 14. Edward B. Matthews,
Ada L. White,
21. Wilfred Washburn Fuller,
Lillia Crowell Wright,
Aug. 20.
ate 1 .. n 1
Age. Residence of Each.
1 South Yarmouth
15 South Yarmouth
28 Beverly
19 South Yarmouth
X45 Xarmouth -
24 . Yarmouth
21 Yarmouth
20 Dennis
24 . Barnstable
20 Barnstable
56 South Yarmouth
29 South Yarmouth
28 Providence, R.-1.
21 South Yarmouth
22 West Yarmouth
18 West Yarmouth
27 Newton
27 South Yarmouth
29 Dennis
29 Yarmouth
24 Ytirmouth
20 Wareham
59 South Yarmouth
48' South Yarmouth
18 West Yarmouth
17 _ Yarmouth
22 West Yarmouth
23 Boston
23 South Yarmouth
18 Scuth Yarmouth
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32 West Barnstable
Yarmouth
21 Yarmouth Port
18 Yarmouth Port
23 Boston
24 South Yarmouth
27 South Yarmouth
27 West Brewster
1
Date.
Jan. 20.
29.
Mar. 2.
19.
23.
25.
Apr. 8.
8.
13.
15.
18.
May 6.
19.
25.
June 6.
13.
July 8.
10.
11.
81.
Aug. 12.
15.
26.
20.
28.
Sept. 2.
20.
20.
22.
Oct. 21.
Nov. 10.
Date.
Nov. 27,
Deo. 25,
80.
Name.
RECORDED IN YARMOUTH
Cause of Death.
Phebe Bray,
Evie Davis Cahoon,
Russell D. Farris,
Frederick P. Baker,
Rebecca Chase,
Son of Joseph A. Sherman,
Sarah B. Baker,
Lydia B. Blachford,
Susan B. Bearse,
Arthur L. Robinson,
Eliza D. Ainsworth,
Fannin M. Kelley,
George Young,
Susan Matthews,
Isaac B. Gage,
Alexander Robbins,
Son of Joseph Allen,
Abbie E. Yonng,
Stephen T. Eldridge,
Ophir Joscelyn,
Hatsel E. Crosby,
Manchester Hallett,
Luella Cook, '
James Ellis,
David B. Montealn;,
Daughter of George Otis,
Isaiah F. Kendrick,
Ephraim Crowell,
Donald Howes Knowles,
John E. Baker,
Elisha Parker,
IN 1898.
Mitral Disease,.
Diphtheria,
Pulmonary Tuberculosis,
Enlargem.ant of Liver,
Heart Disease,
Consumption, d
Heart Disease,
Old Ago,
Diphthretio Croup,
Mitral Disease o1 Heart,
Pertussis,
Peritonitis,
Dysentery,
Valvular Disease of the Heart; .
Injuries by Accident,
Stillborn.
Consumption,
Hypertrophy of the Liver and Jaundice,
Old Age,
Cerebral Apoplexy,
Bright's Disease and Paralysis
Rheumatic End, •
Consumption,
Consumption,
Cholera Morbus,
Nephrites
Teething,
Epithelima of Ear,
Senility,
DEATHS •RECORDEDIN YARMOUTH
Name. IN 1893..
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Canto, of Death.
Daughter of Joseph Thacher,
Octavus A. Merrill
Mary P. Crowell, La Grippe •.
• Bronco Pneumonia,
Y.
71
4 8
74 5
74 6
84 11
61 5
82
82 2
4 9
89 .10
1
28
82 .8
67 '
76 4
27 8
63 7
79 6
51 4
55 8
14 9
84 11
25
Age.
M.
57 2
71 6
11 9.
81 11 19
79' 8
D
18
21
7
23
1
9
29
2
8
18
2
19
5
10
9
14
16
24
8
Y.
78
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11. D.
16
4 24
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The committee, appointed at the last town meeting to prepare
a code of By -Laws for the town, respectfully present the following
for their approval :•
BY-LAWS OF THE TOWN
O N OF YARMOUTH.
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Section 1.
The annual town meeting for the appropriation of
money for town purposes, the election of town officers and other
matters that may P P y
proerl come before it, shall be held at thein each .
House on the first Monday after the first Tuesday of February
year. The meeting shall be opened, , and after the election of a
Moderator, shall act upon the articles of the warrant, in the order in
which they appear in the warrant, unless the meeting shall prescribe a
different order. The warrant for
the annual meeting shall state the
hour at which the meeting
shall Section 2. The Sees, petiten shall insert ons forwhich, signed by ten orr the annual
more legal
meetings, all articles, p or either of them, or the
of January in each year, but
voters, shallek o or befog tot the 25Seth
la men, article articles
Than Clerk, on or before
in tshaid warrant any
in s orjantic es
rbc Selectmen may of January,
it siadv abydvisable
them afterdo said 25th day
it is advisable eo to do, and whenever it is possible, shall,
l�fihed beforecalling
a special town meeting. insert in some newspaper p
notice specifying the last day upon which articles to be inserted in the
warrant for such meeting shall be presented to thewarrant for the annual meetingahSeall a tmso en or the
the town officers�e who are to be chosen by ballot and their respective
terms of office.
Section 3. The warrant for all tow' and saida meetings
washatl be direcsed°t t
served
t
ther ti gthe Constables of hs town,of uch meeting,
by posting attested printed or written copies thereof in each post -office
or more homeeting,
district of the town, seven days at least before the day of such
papers
and by publication of said warrant in one
published in said town one week at leu t before the day
meeting. ABTmLE R. riot iu the Annual
and p re Annual
Section 1. The Selectmen shall prepare In order that they may
Town Report, a table of estimates of all regular SPP 1
proposed to be made at the annual meeting.
make such a table, each Bcard or Committee trusted with the
expenditure of moneys, shall make out au estimate for each respective
legular appropriation needed, and cause the same to be
1lha nded neo `the
ns
Selectmen in writing, in season for publication.
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Section 2. The Selectmen shall, as often as once in three months,
cause an exhibit to be prepared of the sum and object of, each
appropriation made by the town, the amount of the warrants drawn
against the same, and the balance unexpended. Said exhibit shall be
recorded in a book kept for the purpose, subject to the inspection of '
the citizens.,
Section 3. The Selectmen shall have fall authority as agents of the
town to employ counsel to institute and prosecute snits in the name of
the town, except suits on bonds, notes or other securities given to the
Town Treasurer, and to appear and defend suits brought against it,
and to appear in proceedings before any tribunal, unless it is otherwise
specially ordered by vote of the town.
Section 4. All deeds, conveyances, leases, discharges of mortgages,
bonds, agreements, contracts, or other instruments which shall
be given by the town and which to be valid in law require to be
signed, sealed and acknowledged, shall, unless other provision is or
may be made by law, or by special vote of a town meeting, be signed
and acknowledged by the Selectmen or a majority of the Board in
behalf of the town, and shall be sealed with the common seal of the
town. .
Section 5. The seal of the town shall be circular in form, and one
and one-half inches in diameter. Around the border the words,
" Town of Yarmouth, incorporated 1639." On the left side of
foreground, a pine tree ; in the middle foreground an Indian bolding
a bow and arrow ; in the right foreground a wigwam; in the left
background, a lighthouse, on a point of land extending into the sea,
and a schooner; under sail passing near it; in the upper middle
foreground appears the word, Mattacheese. _
Section 6. The Selectmen shall have the care, custody and
supervision of all town buildings, commons, squares or enclosures
belonging to the town, excepting such as by the Statutes of the
Commonwealth are placed in charge of other town officials.
Section 7. The Selectmen may authorize the Treasurer of the town
to borrow money temporarily in anticipation of the collection of taxes,
Ind t� give promissory notes therefor in behalf of the town, the same
to be signed by the Treasurer and countersigned by a majority of the
Selectmen. and all promissory notes shall be executed in like manner. _ ._.
Section 8. The Selectmen shall annually, not less than one week
before the annual meeting, cause to be printed and distributed among
the tax payers and voters of the town a detailed report of the receipts
and expenditures of t'ae Town Treasurer during the preceding
financial year, together with the reports of all the various officers of
the town, and when practicable, the report of all committees appointed
by the town..
Section 9. If an exigency should arise requiring .a larger
expenditure of money than has been appropriated, it shall be the duty
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of the Selectmen to issue a warrant for a special town meeting for the
purpose of making such further appropriation, if the town shall deem
it advisable.
Section 10. The Selectmen shall examine the books and accounts of
all officers and Committees. entrusted with the receipt, custody, or
expenditure of money, and all original bills and vouchers on which
moneys have been or may be paid from the treasury. They may,
before approving any demand, require the claimants to certify under
oath that all the articles for which the claims have been made have
been furnished, or that the whole service or labor has been performed,
and that no commission, discount, bonus, present or rewards of any
kind has been received or promised, or is expected on account of same.
Section 11. The Selectmen shall draw warrants on the Treasurer for
all demands for the supply of materials, labor, or service to the town.
Section 12. The Selectmen shall keep in a neat, methodical manner,
a complete set of books, wherein shall be stated, among other things;
the appropriation for each distinct object of expenditure; and
whenever the appropriations for the specific object have been
expended, they shall withhold further expenditure fur such object or
objects, or may transfer from some of the unexpended appropriations
contained in the general appropriation as they may deem advisable.
-Section 13. The Selectmen of the town shall make regulations
concerning the taking of eels, clams, gnahangs, scallops and other
shell -fish within the town, which regulations shall- be published in
. some newspaper published in said town, and shall, upon a complaint 1
being made to them, or either of them, such complaint being made in
writing, and specifying the time and place and circumstances under
which the alleged breach was committed, prosecute to final judgment
all persons digging or taking said fish contrary to such regulations. �i
Section 14. The Treasurer is authorized to engage counsel at the
expense of the town for the purpose of prosecuting any action at law
under the provisions of the Public Statutes relating to suits on bonds,
notes, or other securities and for trespasses committed on any public
buildings or inclosures belonging to the town. but no bill shall be paid
by him for services of counsel so employed until it has been approved
by the Selectmen or a majority of the same. ,
Section 15. The Treasurer shall render a classified statement of all
expenditures and receipts of the town in such detail as to give a fair
and full exhibit of the objects and methods of all expenditures.
Section 16. The Town Clerk shall make an annual report upon the
vital statistics of the town.
Section 17. The Town Clerk shall notify, in writing, all the officers
and committees chosen at the town meeting of their appointmeut, stat-
ing the business upon which they are to act and the names of the offi-
cers or committee so appointed.
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Section 18. The Town Clerk shall have charge of the printing of the
town reports and make full index thereof.
Section 19. The Town Clerk or Selectmen shall have the custody of
the town seal.
Section 20. The Auditors shall require proper vouchers for all sums
expended, from such officers as are entrusted with the town's money,
and shall annually report to the town in writing, the result of their
labors.
Section 21. Any Board, Committee or Officer of the town or any
person or persons intending to ask an appropriation at any meeting of
the town, other than the regular annual appropriation before named,
shall file with the Selectmen a written notice of such intention, at least
ten days before such meeting, stating the object and sum of the appro-
priation intended to be asked for. It shall be the duty of the Select-
men to examine into the subject and be prepared to inform the town
thereon.
. Section 22. All Boards, Committees or Officers acting ander the
authority of the town and entrusted with the expenditure of public
moneys, shall be accountable therefor to the Selectmen in such a man-
ner as they shall direct; and it shall be the duty of the Selectmen to
publish and distribute annually for the information of the citizens, a
statement of the appropriations and expenditures of all public moneys.
Section 23. Each member of the School Board and the Road
Commissioners shall be furnished with an account book, in which
he shall copy all bills in detail before the same are presented for
approval. '
ARTICLE III.
Section 1. The financial yearof the town shall begin on the first
day of January in each year, and eud with the last day of December
following.
Section 2. No moneys shall be paid by the Town Treasurer unless
upon an order signed by the chairman of the Selectmen, except as is
otherwise provided by law, by these by=laws or by vote of the town.
Section 3. The Selectmen shall meet at the Town Office on the
first Tuesday of every month for the purpose of drawingorders and
approving bilis as is hereinafter provided, and shall remain in session
from 9 a. m. until 3 p. m.
Section 4. All bilis for the salary of school teachers, and all bills
contracted by the School Committee, either for repairs on School
Houses, transportation of scholars, or for any other purpose within
the province of said board, except bills contracted for legal advice,
shall be approved by the School Committee or amajority of said board.
Section 5. All bills contracted by the Road Commissioner for work
done on roads, bridges, or any other purpose, shall be approvedby
said Commissioner and paid by the Selectmen.
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Section 6. The Trustees of the Sears Fund shall make a statement
of said fund from the time of the bequest and annually hereafter.
Section 7. In the present and every financial year, the specific)
appropriation for the several objects enumerated in the general
appropriation order, shall be deemed and taken to be the maximum
amount to be expended by the several Boards, Committees or Officers
having charge thereof for the entire financial year, and shall be
expended with proper regard thereto.
Section 8. At the close of every year the Treasurer shall render his
account to the Selectmen, and shall account with them for all money
received and paid by him in behalf of the town.
ARTICLE Iv.
Section 1. Before proceeding to make an assessment of taxes, the
Assessors shall give reasonable notice thereof by posting in each and
every Post Office District, and by publishing for two successive weeks
in one or more newspapers published in the town, a brief notification
requiring the inhabitants to bring in lists of poll and property, both
real and personal, prescribed by the Statutes or by the Assessors.
Such notice shall state explicitly that the inhabitants who fail to return
proper Lists can have no abatement of their taxes, aria that the
inhabitants who file such lists after the time specified in such notice,
without good cause for such delay, can have no abatement upon their
personal property tax, unless such tax exceeds_ by fifty per cent. the
amount which would have been assessed had the Lists been seasonably
filed.
Section 2. The Assessors shall append to their annual report a table
of the valuation, real, personal, and total, the rate of taxation, and the
amount of money raised; also the number of dwelling houses, horses,
cows and sheep, persons paying a poll tax only, and persons assessed.
Section 3. On or before the first day of July in each year the tax
list and warrant shall be delivered to the Collector of Taxes, or to the
person authorized to collect the taxes for the current financial year.
Section 4. Unless the town shall otherwise direct, the Collector of
Taxes shall have authority to use all means of collecting taxes whioh a
Town Treasurer when appointed Collector, may use.
Section 5. The compensation of the Collector of Taxes shall be
one and one-half per cent. on all taxes collected by him, unless the
town by a meeting duly warned for that purpose shall vote to change
such rate per cent. In which case he shall receive such compensation
as the town may vote. —=,— -- -
Section 6. The Collector shall, on the firet secular day of each
month, and as often as the amount in his hands reaches the sum of Ave
hundred dollars or upwards, pay over to the Town Treasurer all
taxes by him collected, and shall, on or before the Brat day of April in
each year, make up his annual account and render the same to the
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Selectmen, and pay to the Town Treaanrer all the money in his
possession due the town. •
Section 7. The compensation of all Officers and Committees elected
or appointed by the town, shall be subject to the approval 'of the
Auditors, when the same is not fixed by law or the votes of the town.
v.
Section 1. All children between
ARTICLE
heages of seven and fifteen
years
who shall belong to any public school. in this town, and who shall
without sufficient excuse be absent from said school three or more
times in the course of any one month, shall be deemed habitual
truants.
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Section 2. Habitual truants, and children between the ages of seven
and fifteen years, wandering about in the streets and public places of
the town, having no lawful occupation or business, • growing up in
ignorance, shall be punished by a fine not exceeding twenty dollars, or
by commitment for such time not exceeding two years as the Court of
Justice, having jurisdiction of the offence shall determine, to such
place of confinement, discipline and instruction as has been or may
hereafter be provided by law by the Town of Yarmouth or by the
County of Barnstable.
Section 3. Any minor so committed, may, upon proof of
amendment or for other sufficient cause, shown upon a hearing of the
case, be discharged from the institetion named in the preceding
section by any justice or court having jurisdiction over the offender at
the time of his committal.
Section 4. The School Committee o1 the town shall appoint and fix
the compensation of two or more suitable persons to be designated
truant officers, who shall, under the direction of the SchoulCommittee,
inquire into all cases arising under the by-laws of this article, and
shall alone be authorized in case of violation thereof, to make
complaint. The compensation of such officers shall be paid from the
Treasury of the town.
Section 5. All complaints shall first be made to the School
Committee, who shall notify the parent or guardian ofsaid child of the
nature of the complaint, and also of the time and place when said
parent or guardian may have a hearing.
ARTICLE NI.
Section 1. No person shall move a building over a
without the written consent of the Road Commissioners uolrcoftreet the
Selectmen if no Road Commissioners are elected, who may in their
discretion require a bond with sufficient sureties in such sum as they
sball require from the owner of such building or the person or persons
moving the same, with condition to reimburse the town for all sums of
money which it may be liable or compelled to pay in consequence of
the use of the way.
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Section 2. No person shall throw or sweep into, or place, or drop,
or suffer to remain in any street, any hoops, boards, or other wood -
with nails projecting therefrom. or nails of any kind, shavings, ashes,
hair, manure, rubbish, offal or filth of any kind, or any noxious or
refuse liquid or solid substance. The Road Commissioners may so
place clam and oyster shells at their discretion. -
Section 4. No person shall pasture any cattle, goats or other animal,
either with or without a keeper upon any street or way in the town,
provided that nothing herein contained shall affect the right of a
person to the use of the land within _the limits of a street or way
adjoining his own premises.
Section 4. No person shall drive 'any horse, cattle or swine, or
permit any horse cattle or swine under his care, to go upon and over
any sidewalk, or suffer any horse to remain hitched across any
sidewalk, °or hitch his horse to, or in close proximity to any ornamental
tree standing or growing upon any sidewalk.
Section 5. No person shall post up or affix in any manner, paint or
write, or cause to be priuted. paiuted or written. a notice,
advertisement or bill upon a post, pole, fence, wall or building in the
town, unless he has previously obtained the consent of the person or
persons having possession of such post, pole. fence, wall or building.
Section 0. No person without suitable clothing shall swim or bathe
in any of the waters surrounding or within the town within eighty
rods of any dwelling house, or street, so as to be visible therefrom.
Section 7. No person shall ride, propel or drive any bicycle or
tricycle upon or over any public sidewalk of the town within twenty
feet of any party or parties lawfully in the use of said sidewalk, and
any person so riding such bicycle or tricycle, . upon meeting or
approaching any party or parties iu the lawful use of such sidewalk
shall bring said bicycle or tricycle to a fnll stop and dismount therefrom
at a point at least twenty feet distant from such party or parties.
Section 8. No person shall behave in a rude, indecent or disorderly
manner, or use profane, indecent or insulting language in or near any
house or in any public place or on any sidewalk or street of the town,
-to the annoyance of any person there being or passing.
Section 9. No person shall allow any sink water or other impure
liquid to run from the house, barn or lot occupied by him, into any
street of the town.
Section 10. No person shall dump, deposit or place, or cause to be
dumped, deposited or placed, any paper, broken glass, bottles, shavings,
hair or rubbish of any kind, except upon a dumping ground provided
by the town, unless upon his or her own land, except that to improve
the sidewalks, coal ashes may be evenly distributed upon the same at
any time during the mouth of May of each year, but at no other.
Section 11. Whoever violates any provision of this article shall be
punished by a fine not exceeding $20.00 for each offence.
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Section 12. These by-laws may be amended at any annual town
meeting, an article or articles for that purpose having been inserted in
the warrant for such meeting.
Section 13. No person shall be prosecuted or tried for any breach
of the provisions of any by-laws of .this ,town unless the complaint for
the same shall be made within thirty days from the time of committing
such breach. Prosecution may be entered by any citizen of the town;
Section 14. Upon the approval of the foregoing by-laws by the
Superior Court or some Justice the_eof, all by-laws heretofore existing
shall be annnlled and repealed and these by-laws shall take effect. •
TOWN OF YARMOUTH.—RULES AND BEG
1. The Moderator shall take the chair upseon
CATIONS.
ec
2. He shall preserve decorum and order; may speaakti
order in preference to other members, and shall decide all questions ints of
order subject to an appeal to the meeting, by motion regularlyseoonded;
and no other business shall be in order till the question on appeal
shall have been decided.
3. He shall declare all votes, but if a•
ny voter rises to doubt a vote,
the voters, when called upon by the Moderator, shall rise, hold up
their right band, and stand until they are counted, and he shall
declare the number voting in the affirmative and in the negative,
without debate on the question.
4. He shall propound all gnesticns in the order in which they are
moved, unless the subsequent motion shall be previous in its nature,
except that in the naming sums and fixing times the largest cam and
the longest time shall be put first.
5. When a motion is under debate, he shall receive no motion but
to adjourn, to lay on the table, to postpone, to commit, or to amend,
which several motions shall take precedence in the order in,wlaich they
stand arranged.
6. After a motion is read or ptated by the Moderator, it shall be
deemed to be in possession of the meeting, and shall be disposed of by
vote; but the mover may withdraw it at any time before a decision or
amendment.
7. The Moderator shall consider -a motion to adjourn as always in
order, except on an immediate repetition, and that motion, and the
motion to lay on the table or to take up from the table, shall be
decided without debate.
8. When a vote has been passed, it shall be in order for any voter
to move a reconsideration thereof, at the same meeting; and when a
motion to reconsider has been decided, that vote shall not be
reconsidered.
9. Everyvoter, when about to speak, shall rise and respectfully
address the chair; shall confine himself to the question ander debate,
and avoid persofialitiea
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10. No voter when speaking shall be interrupted by another, but by
rising to a call to order or for explanation.
11. No voter shall speak more than once to the prevention of any
other voter who has not spoken and desires to speak on the same
question.
12. Any voter may require the division of a question, when the sense
will admit of it. A motion to strike out and insert shall be deemed
indivisible; but a motion to strike out being lost, shall not preclude,
amendment, or a mutton to strike out and insert.
13. , No motion or proposition of a subject different from that under
consideration shall be admitted ander Dolor of amendment.
14. Every motion shall be reduced to writing if the Moderator shall
so direct.
15. The rules of parliamentary practice comprised in Cashing's
Manual, shall govern the meetings in all cases to which they ark_
applicable, and in which they are not inconsistent with these rules.
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FINANCIAL REPORT
•
OF THE
TOWN OF YAR11OUTI-I
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31,
1894.
YAB]IOUTEPOBT, MASS.:
C. F. SWIFT tt.'. SON, STEAM Boox AND JOB PRINTERS.
1895,
e •
Report.
In accordance with section one of article two of the By -Laws
of the town, your selectmen world respectfully submit the
following sums to be raised by the town to meet the expenses for
the coming year :
Support Of poor, 83,000 00
" schools, 3,800 00
" roads and bridges, 3,500 00
Town officers, 1,500 00
Repairs of public buildings, 300 00
Supt. of schools, 100 00
Miscellaneous expenses, 1,000 00
Town debts, 500 00
Interest on Sears fund, 900 00
ALMSHOUSE.
Supt.'s salary,
Dr. T. B. Pulsifer, medical attendance,
Sylvanus Robbins, fish,
Lottie Lack, sewing,
S. L. Robbins, fish,
K. M. Taylor, paint,
Alfred Gorham, cow,
..
milk,
pork,
E. D. Payne, supplies,
Benj. T. Gorham, shoes,
-Polly Matthews, Matthews, sewing,
David S. Taylor, supplies,
R. D. Farris's Son, -'
A. C. Megathlin, meat,
814,600 00
830000
67 50
3 45
8 37
23 06
4 70
815 00
55 00
4 59
10 80 •
85 39
195 10
8 82
1 25
6 47
28 68
.51 32
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Matthews & Payne, fuel,
Mrs. E. S. Chase, labor,
E. S. Thacher & Co., supplies,
E. T. Baker, shoes,
Isaac H. Thacber, .grain,
Polly Sherman, eggs.
work,
Albert Dean, fish,
Edmund Walker, wood,
L. K. Chase, shoes,
D. D. Kelley, supplies,
R. H. Hall, clock,
Register, 1893 and 1894, •
E. W. Eldridge, fertilizer,
1f if turnips,
John E. Ryder, eels,
Allen Slade & Co.. supplies,
A. II. Eldridge, wood,
service of beast,
onions,
pork,
Seth II. Hamblin, pork,
John G. Thacher, paint,
D. B. Crocker, cranberries.
R. E. Ilollnes, meat,
Zenas H. Snow, supplies,
Joel B. Hall,
T. T. `i
Hallet, and medicine,
SUPI'UR.T OF POOR our OF AL:t1SUOUSE.
NOITII SIDE.
David Dloutcalm, medical attendance, Dr. T. B.
Pulsifer,
Mrs. Osborn Chase, medical attendance, Dr. S.
H. Sears, -
$ 65 44
5 50
223 04
2 60
32 35
*14 17
1 25
$15 00
2 00
2 00
14 64
15 42
1 00
28 00
6 00
20 27
6 75
4 00
.11 40
1 00
1 00
74 88
33 64
24 16
2 61
75
51 63
21 47
2. 34
51 75
$1,491 11
$58 50
-
Mrs. Osborn Chase, funeral, 0. Chase, Seth
Taylor,
Mrs. Osborn Chase, supplies, E. D. Payne,
" E. S. Thacher &
11
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Co.,
Mrs. Osborn Chase, house rent, Edward F.
Smith,
Mrs. Osborn Chase, medicine, T. T. Hallet,
14 11 11 house rent,Henry
C. Sears,
Morris Gray, medical attendance, Dr. T.
Pulsifer,
Morris Gray, moving, Seth Taylor,
" shoes, B. T. Gorham,
{f 11 supplies, It. D. Farris's Son,
1f 11 nursing, C. Simmons,
44 11 supplies, E. S. Thacher,
1i 14 fuel, Henry A. Cobb,
1f 11 " Lydia S. Crowell,
1t f 1 house rent, Hannah Crowell,
41 " medicine, T. T. Hallet,
1f
$ 4 00
50 00
15 00
30 00
10 11
4 50
17211
B.
$60 50
2 00
6 80
9 79
7 50
15 05
3 00
1 50
3 00
1 62
110 76.
James T. Chase, dinner to Willie, Alfred Baker, $12 00
1i " " shoes, B. T. Gorham, 7 25
19 25
James P. Cash, medical. attendance, Dr. S. H.
Sears, $17 50
James P. Cash, supplies, A. A. Knowles, 10 00
11 11 t1 medicine, T. T. Hallet, 1 00
Mrs. John Matthews, medical attendance, Dr.
Pulsifer,
Chas. E. Hallet, medical attendance, Dr. S. H.
Sears,
Chas. E. Ilallet, medicine, T. T. Hallet,
28 50
T. B.
5 00
$18 00
5 40
$13 50 Joseph Webber, coffin and robe, John G. Thacher,
23 40
20 00
$392 52
SOUTH SIDE.
4 00
Grace Robinson, board, Sarah Cahoon, $28 35
.. .. shoes, Elisha T. Baker,
$ 32 35
Seth K. Baker, board, Susan Chase, $86 ; 2
Mrs. Lefavor Kelley, supplies, Obed Baker,
.. " Reuben J. Baker, 00
20
..fuel, Wm. Eldridge, 18 12 240
" " Jas. Crowell,1 50
44. " David Sears,
..
..
..
Lot Sears, . medical attendance, Dr. E. M.
Parker,
Lot Sears, nursing, Mrs. C. Baker,
supplies, Baker & Sears,
burial, Manton A. Crowell,
$17 25
4 00
14 00
18 00
65 00
138 46
Alonzo Chase, medical attendance on child, Dr. D. S.
Kelley,
Alton J. Baker, supplies, Overseers of Poor, 4
Orleans, $79 3 30
Alton J. Baker, house rent, Mary C. Thacher, 30
.. .. .. supplies, Chas. G. Baker, 1564 0
0
0
., .. .. shoes, Elisha T. Baker, 52
., .. 64 supplies, Wm. C. Brown,
7 47
medical attendance, Dr. 11. S.
" .. ..
Kelley,
Alton J. Baker, medical attendance, Dr. T. B.
Pulsifer,
Alton J. Baker, fuel, Chas. G. Baker,
25 25
15 50
9 50
53 25
1 00
347 58
7
Caroline Cotelle, board, Philip Cotelle,
John N. Baker, supplies. Zenas P. Howes,
shoes, Elisha T. Baker,
fuel, F. W. Homer,
" " supplies, R. D. Farris's Son,
" Purrington & Small,
It 41 6,medical attendance, Dr. E. M.
Parker,
John N. Baker, medical attendance, Dr. T. B.
Pulsifer,
John N. Baker, supplies, Jesse W. Crowell,
..
"
..
1.
..
..
Joseph F. Cotelle, supplies, Zenas P. Howes,
" " " shoes, Elisba T. Baker,
Mary Butler, fuel, F. W. Homer,
" " supplies, R. D. Farris's Son,
" Jesse W. Crowell,
shoes, Elisha T. Baker,
" board, James Chase,
" medical attendance, Dr.. E. M.
Parker,
Mary Butler, burial, Manton H. •Crowell,
..
..
..
..
Nathan Sears, supplies, Purrington & Small,
Mrs. Edgar Marchant, supplies, Chas. G. Baker,
" " " house rent, Watson F.
Baker,
Winfield S. Ryder, shoes, Elisha T. Baker
WEST YARMOUTH.
Mrs. David Buck, supplies, Julius E. Crowell,
a .. .. fuel, " I{ ..
" " " " Joyce Taylor,
.i " " " Chas. B. Lewis,
". " medical attendance, Dr. E.
E. Hawes,
$8 00
$6 72
3 35
3 00
30 01
20 86
13 25
2 75
2 99
82 93
$7 23
3 97
$ 3 00
19 55
7 40
1 25
20 00
15 35
18 00
$56 50
12 00
$96 00
5 75
3 00
13 00
9 00
11 20
94 55
6 48
68 50
1 25
$905 55
126 75
8
Fred. E. Cash, supplies, Julius E. Crowell,
'• 6' '6 " Hartson Hallet,
•' " fuel, H. B. Chase,
Li L4 66house rent, T. H. Soule,
is 44fuel, Joshua S. Baker,
66
*3 50
62 50
7 00
10 00
3 00
Susan Bearse, medical attendance, Dr. E. E. Hawes,
Susan Hallet, fuel, Isaiah Crowell, $ 6 00
66
66
66
ll
66
"
supplies, Joyce Taylor,
fuel, 66 •,
Lot Hallet,
Josephine Edwards, fuel, H. B. Chase,
James Holway, supplies, Hartson Hallet,
64 medical attendance, Dr. E. M.
Parker,
James Holway, house rent, Ebenezer Crowell,
5 00
4 50
13 50
842 00
2 50
6 00
PAID OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS.
Taunton Lunatic Hospital, Gustavus Hinckley,
" 61 Geo. W. Collins,
State, Geo. W. Collins,
Harwich, Svlvanns Crowell,
Somerset, George W. Robinson,
Springfield, Lester G. Baxter,
Carver, Wm. T. Baker,
Dennis, Mrs. E. H. Blachford,
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised by town,
" transferred from other accounts,
Expended for almshouse,
'• " out -door poor,
in other cities and towns,
" excess of appropriation,
66
66
81,491 11
1,608 82
476 48
86 00
10 00
29 00
3 50
50 50
8305 75
8212 37
47 35
18 86
76 50
43 57
28 00
22 88
26 95
8476 48
82,500 00
701 80
374 61
83,576 41 83,576 41
State,
Brewster,
Dennis, 8 19 80
Falmouth, 5 5
Provincetown, lI0 14
Middleboro, 52 00
Harwich, 90 00
41 00
51 30
DUE9
FROM OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS.
INCIDENTALS.
Oliver Hallet, division of woodland,
Jos`. Bassett special police,
Job. hews , fuel for town office,
JJ. B. Hall & Payne, coal for town otice,
. B Taylor, supplies for town office,
" , care of hearse, 1893,
recording deaths, 1893 4,
66
care of town house,•
66 taking on Gra
`: John y to almshouse,
red flags, contagious diseas
taking H. Cotelie's wife ��
care of tow toalmsbonse,
�' 66 « n house,
" hearse,
recording deaths,
" Jos. Webber to Hyannis for burial,
l6
'4
6•
66
66
66
R. D. Farris's Son,
Chas. R. Bassett supplies, 1893,
Benj. W. Ellis ' board of selectmen,
E. Walker, , court charges,
H. 1D.V Bray,, fuel for town house,
11. P setting glass at town house,`• 66 Davis, recording births
44 i6
66
marriages,
deaths,
$5 00
3 75
6 50
100
650
2 50
4 50
5 00
3 75
3 CO
811 50
3 45
5 40
*369 99
* 22 62
2i2 00
3 00
7 45
1 75
41 50
IC6.
73 50
4 ( 8
3 00
1 25
20 85
10
T. T. Hallet, expenses to Boston,
tt 't " miscellaneous,
tt
46 4•
14 44
" 44 44
44 tt
44
adm'r oaths,
44 express,
books,
postage stamps, etc.,
tt looking up Bank and Corporation
stocks,
t4
Stephen H. Sears, M. D., consultation,
P. P. Akin, for posts,
A. L. Baker, taking John Gray to almshouse,
Manton H. Crowell, care of hearse,
44 tt " recording deaths,
R. H. Harris, postage stamps,
Mileage books,
A. F. Sherman, conveyance,
M. Taylor, barn rent,
Wm. D. Loring, hay and grain,
Thos. Crowell, list•of bank stockholders,
T. B. Pulsifer, consultation,
A. R. Gay & Co„ tax collector's book,
Thos. C. Day, town warrant,
D. S. Taylor, repairs on town pump,
Notary fee,
C. E. Hunter, detective service,
Wm. J. Davis, index book,
46 " dog licenses,
" express bills,
14
tt
64
44 64 41
41 46
44 44 tt
"
tt
t4
."
4'
44 44
64
44
"
44
ink,
town seals,
tally sheets,
bounty on hair seals,
recording births,
•' marriages,
'• deaths,
stamps,
827 00
11 00
5 00
1 15
10 65
5 34,
18 00
*6 00
5 50
*2 00
80
8 65
4 00
21 50
3 00
18 00
12 00
3 90
6 90
1 00
;8 14
2 00
2 50
1 50
11 50
5 00
40 00
15 00
12 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
5 00
5 00
2 35
25
184 70
76 75
11
Ernest P. Baker, labor, Georgetown cemetery,
A. H. Knowles, plan of road,
F. C. Swift, insurance on almshouse,
" " labor on by-laws,
* 3 90
10 00
Wm. F. Kenney, repairs on town clock,
E. M. Parker, M. D., reporting births,
F. Thacher, insurance on West Yarmouth school -house,
A. A. Knowles, oil and matches, town office,
J. S. Baker, recording deaths,
tt tt tt care of hearse,
E. Lewis, postage stamps,
E. Lewis, expenses to Boston,
596 muskrats,
MUSKRATS.
* 50
3 00
PRINTING AND ADVERiTISING.
C. F. Swift & Son, town warrants,
" notice,
ti 41
• tt tt
tt .t
•4 44
11 tt
4/ 4{
41 tt
44 44
tt tt 't town reports,
44, tt tt by-laws,
t t
tt it dog notice,
" " " tax bills,
it 44 " cattle notice, ..
41 .t 't slaughter -house notice,
Fred. Hallett & Co., school reports,
• .• tt tt check -books,
LL it 44 " ballots,
44 66 44 " tax schedules,
tt 6. tt " envelopes and receipts,
•t •' •t " poll tax list,
46 44 " " printing for schools,
• Irk tt 66 bicycle cards,
." " t• .4 voting list,
1.11.71-
13
1.1x'1.71
$ 2. 20
81 00
13 90
5 60
5 25
6 00
70
3 50
2 00
5 15
*1,027 95
8149 00
3G 00
1 00
57 25
40 50
1 50
9 00
8 00
3 00.
848 20
18 00
6 00
600
4 25
7 65
1 50
1 50
9 20
156 25
104 30
.IIYII 11111111n
George Otis, town warrant.
A. L. Baker, fire ward,
Oliver Hallet, " "
F. W. Homer, "
Freeman Ryder.
Alfred Gorham,
12
FIRES.
LABOR ON FARM.
RECAPITULATION.
$ 2 00
82.30
167 28
100 73
*31 05
14 00
Amount raised by town,
transferred from other appropriations,
Expended for incidentals, 81,027.95
" /1 muskrats, 149 00
ll " printing and advertising, 262 55
Yf <1 fires, 292 31
« " farm, 45 05
„ in excess of appropriation.
•
Gilbert Lewis,
Julius E. Crowell,
E. L. Marsh,
MILITARY AID.
$262 55
8292 31
$45 05
4750 00
327 75
699 11
*1,776 86 41,776 86
TRANSPORTATION.
•
87800
259 87
566 00
• *337 87
•
Benj. Lovell,
Mercy C. Crowell,
Emily J. Haffards,
John E. Ryder,
Francis Dill,
Joseph H. Robinson,
Elizabeth Hurst,
Lewis Y. Eldridge,
Ebenezer Crowell,
Chas. H. Harward,
Edwin Chase,
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STATE AID.
•il . ■ 111 Lin 1. Y . 111lJI
$44 00
48 00
42 00
18 00
12 00
36 00
44 00
24 00
4400
27 00
12 00
$351 00 .
REPAIRS ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Amount raised by town,
North Side school -house,
South "
West "
Almshouse,
Transferred to poor account,
*300 00_
*31 49
120 57
34 11
29 12
------84 71
*300 00 *300 00
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
David Sears,
Seth H. Hamblin,
Joyce Taylor,
.Amount raised by town,
David Sears, repairs B. R. L. Bridge, $222 39
Dennis " " " U. " 7 . 57
$ 900.00
1,400 00
700 00
$3,000 00
$3,000 00 43,000 00
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
Amount raised by town,
E. L. Marsh,
SCHOOLS.
Amount raised by town,
" of Mass. school fond,
E. L. Marsh,
W. R. Farris,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
CLEARING SNOW.
David Sears,
Seth H. Hamblin,
Joyce Taylor,.
Transferred to poor account,
Amount raised by town,
$100 00
$100 00
$100 00 $100 00
$4,042 06
161, 66
$3,800 00
278 06
118 66
$4,203 72 $4,203 72
TOWN OFFICERS.
Seth Taylor, constable, 1893,
66 {l " 1894,
« {t inspector,
« « truant officer,
Auditors,
T. W. Swift, moderator,
W. R. Farris, school committee,
Geo. P. Drew, ballot clerk,
L. K. Chase, " "
Wm. P. Davis, town clerk,
14 -" ,! registrar,
D. D. Kelley, ballot clerk,
C. F. Purrington, ballot clerk,
,{ " " registrar,
Theo. F. Drew, "
44 44 " ballot clerk,
$ 80 35
191 24
50 00
178 41
$500 00
$500 00
$500 00
6 26 00
42 50
17 00
12_00
36 00
5 00
15 00
3 00
5 00
5 00
7 50
10 00
' 10 00
21 00
21 00
12 00
•
670
rJim 6111. _ +.aier 4;fCi6.,::'_..�.
15
A. B. Chase, school committee,
Jas. Lack, cattle inspector,
E. L. Marsh, school committee,
John H. Stetson, constable,
J. P. Brown, police,
E. N. Baker, "
A. C. Snow, sealer weights and measures,
Seth Taylor, police, •
"• - '' -tax collector,
D. B. Crocker, ballot clerk,
A. H. Knowles, registrar, _
Chas. M. Bray, police,
Wm. J. Davis, treasurer,
" " " town clerk,
" " " registrar, —."
Selectmen, services,
Overseers of Poor, services,
Assessors, services,
Horse hire,
Amount raised by town,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
$1,400 30
31462``
526 50
35 00
50 80
25 00
77 50
2 50
5 00-
3
0-3 00
294 23
5 00
18 00
17 84
75 00
12 50
7 50
220 00
150 00
254 25
187 00.
$1,714 62 $1,714 62
TAXES REMITTED.
Taxes remitted, 1893 and 1894,
INTEREST ACCOUNT.
Interest on Sears fund,
44 " notes,
State tax,
County tax,
Bank tax,
TAXES PAID..
$910 00
108 75
$1,640 00
1,663 29
$815 94
$1,018 75
2,202 15
$5,505 44
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TOWN DEBTS.
Building shed, town house, H. D. Bray,
Salary, Polly Sherman, 1892 and 1893,
Out -door poor, paid to City of Boston,
Unexpended balance,
Amount raised by town,
Catherine Kelley,
SOLDIERS' AID.
$ 75 00
250 00
274 75
401 25
$1,000 00
SUPT. OF SCHOOLS.
Amount raised by town,
" from State,
Paid W. E. Chaffin,
Transferred to poor account,
361 05
81,000 00
81,000 00
53 68
$414 73
NOTES PAID.
First National Bank of Yarmouth,
STATE HIGHWAY.
Expense by T. T. Ballet,
WEST YARMOUTH ROAD.
Repairs by David Sears,
TOWN TREASURER.
DR.
Balance, Jan. 1, 1894,
Income from Mass. school fund,
Received from town of Lincoln,
it 4, 46 44 Falmouth,
4, Brewster,
46 6, ,6 44 Dennis,
44
14
,4
.64
64
816 20
$250 00
164 73
8414 73
$5,891 25
827 20
*116 17
State Treasurer,
licenses,
discounts First Nat'l Bank of Yarmouth,
Court fees,
hay sold,
*671 77
278 06
25 50
48 00
32 00
54 75
4,225 99
8 00
6,887 92
35 25
7 25
17
Received from rent of salt marsh,
''
44
44
44
4 50
County treasurer, bounty on seals, 18 00
State treasurer for supt. of schools, 164 73
Seth Taylor, collector of taxes, 1893, 6,015 22
1894, 12,100 00
• 2,139 43
64 t6 61 •1
• Orders outstanding Jan. 1, 1895,
TOWN TREASURER.
CR.
Support of poor in almshouse,
." out of almshouse,
44 44 44
44 4,
Incidentals,
Muskrats,
Printing and advertising,
in other cities and towns,
44 of " 14 14
Fires,
Farm,
Military aid,
Transportation,
State aid,
Repairs on public buildings,
Roads and bridges,
School books,
Schools,
Snow,
Town officers,
Taxes remitted,
Interest account,
Taxes paid,
Town debts,
Soldiers' aid,
Supt. schools,
Notes paid,
State highway,
West Yarmouth road,
Outstanding orders Jan. 1, 1894,
Balance Jan. 1, 1895,
*32,716 37
*1,491 11
1,608 82 .
476 48
369 99
1,027 95
149 00
262 55
292 31
45 05
66 00
337 87
351 00
215 29
3,307 71
100 00.
4,203 72
321 59
1,714 62
815 94
1,018 75,
5,505 44
599 75
16 20.
361 05
5,891 25
• 27 20
116 17
1,176 82
846 74
832,716 37
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VALUATION, MAY 1, 1894.
Real estate, buildings,
" land,
Personal estate,
ti bank stock,
Total valuation,
Rate of taxation per $1000,
No. of dwelling -houses,
« " horses,
a
4.4
" cows,
« sheep,
1l acres of land,
Persons paying poll tax only,
No. of persons assessed,
Amount of money raised by taxation,
THACHER T. HALLET,
EDWARD LEWIS,
STEPHEN WING,
8484,475
316,786
1,005,891
163,625.
81,970,777
*8 00
625
240
150
__ 20
11,223
150
984
816,814 22
Selectmen
of
Yarmouth.
ROAD COMMISSIONERS' REPORT..
SETH H. HAMBLIN,
IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF YARMOUTH, LABOR
Due S. H. Hamblin,
Osborne Baker,
William Baker,
Archelus Phillips,
Frank S. Nickerson,
Elnathan F. Eldridge,
Allen Cash,
William P. Bray,
Edmund Robinson,
S. L. Robbins,
Edward F. Smith,
George Hahet, 2d,
E. S. Mecarta,
Frank E. Lewis,
Michael Keveney,
Jonathan Usher, Jr.,
Frank E. Lewis,
Harry Young,
Patsie Heffernan,
Patrick Heffernan,
Edward F. Smith,
Patrick Morgan,
Newell C. Smith,
Watson Thachcr, per hill,
Samuel Cobb,
Fred Smith,
N. C. Smith,
Morris Gray,
Z. A. Sherman,
Millard Gray,
F. E. Sherman,
Frank I. Robbins,
15
15
6.
6
6
6
4
111
2
•
6
7
3i
18
28
18
18
18
18
18
;6
18
18
18.
12
131
8i
13i
211
5
hours, 20c.,
a1 - 11
-4 - 4
11 i,
11 1,
,1 c1
4,
30c.,
20c.,
11
15c.,
1i 20c:,
11 11
64 4,
11
11
1,
11
11
41
L1
44
[( 4
11
30c.,
20c.,
30c.,
20c.,
11
30c.,
20c.,
1i
'4
15c.,
ON ROADS, 1894.
821 90
3 00
3 00
1 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
80
2 30
40
45
1 80
2 10
70
3 60
5 60
2 70
3 60
3 60
3 60
5 40
15 20
5 40
5 84
3 60
3 60
3 60
2 70
1 70
2 70
4 30
75
Charles Cahoon,
John G. Thacher,
James T. Chase,
Harry Young,
Jonathan Usher,
Michael Keveney,
James P. Cash,
James P. Cash, Jr.,
R. Wm. Park,
Patrick Heffernan,
Edward Smith.
Amos L. Phillips,
Samuel Cobb,
Archelus A. Philips,
Archelus Phillips,
George Chase,
Charles Cahoon,
Fred. E. Sherman,
Fred. W. Chase,
Millard Gray,
Lewis A. Sherman.
Freeman Cash,
20
324 hours, 20c.,
18 " 15c.,
47
47
18
27
48
30
391
47
47
30
10
47 •
794
799
234
4;1
15
15
15
15
41
41
41
20c.,
15c.,
20c.,
.'
15c.,
2Pc.,
1,
30c.,
20c.,
.4
..
.1
''
4.
1.
4135 .4
Henry A. Cobb, 231 •' 30c.,
'• 198 loads clay, at 5c.,
11
30c.,
''0c. ,
30c.,
• 20c.,
George Robbins,
Wm. Matthews,
Edward S. Chase,
.. .4 .•
James Smith,
J. W. Hamblin,
371 hours, 15c.,
51 '• 20e.,
3 .1 41
231 " 30e.. •
* 6 50
2 70
9 40
7 05
3 GO
5 40
$9 60
4 50
*7 05
9 90
$ 60
14 10
7. 90
9 40
9 40
9 00
2 00
9 40
15 90
15 90
4 70
950
4 50
3 00
4 50
3 00
4 70
16 95
5 63
1 10
7 65
4 05-
28 55
7 50
20 25
7 05 •
13? a ..
521 20c., *10 55
60 " . SOc., 18 00. .
Frank C. Biker, 371 " 204.,.
Isaiah. Ellis, 474 •' 30c.,
" 120 loads gravel, 5c..
$14 25
G 00
Leonard Ellis,
George F. Chase,
Jeremiah Chase,
William F. Smith,
Elnathan F. Eldridge,
Joseph Chase, --
David K. Cotelle,
Charles Cash,
Charles W. Ballet,
Warren Ellis,
Charles E. Chase,
Edmund 11. Robinson,
N. B. Burgess, per bill,
James G. Hallet,
t4 lc
44 14
"
21
245 hours, 20c.,
231 .�
23} "
23,E
19
231
10
80
321
47,E
15
39
14
.4
" 30c.,
" 20c.,
1. .,
44 11
41 41
41 14
4, 1,
11
44
20 "
21,E " 30c.,
" . 225 loads gravel, 5c.,
"
11
Alien Cash,
Z. A. Sherman,
Freeman Ryder,
1/ 11
Elijah K. Arey,
Elam S. Mecarta,
Amos Arey,
Benj. R. Howes,
Oliver Hallet,.
Amos L. Phillips,
Ernest H. Bray,
George F. Bray,
George A. Bray,
William F. Bray,
N. B. Whelden,
J. Bassett,
J. G. Thacher,
John E. Ryder,
80 hours, 20c.,
15 " •'
21 "
104 " 30c.,
19
374
414_
371
80
19
19
19.
19
19
374
474•
474
20
" 20c.,
" 30c.,
20c.,
" 30c.,
14
20c.,
15c,
30c.,
41
15c.,
41 .4
$ 4
6
13
00
45
50
*4 20
3 15
8490
4 70
4 70
7 05
3 80
4 70
2 00
16 00
6 50
9 50
3 00
7 80
25 00
23 95
16 00
3 00
7 35
3 80
11 25
8 30
11 25
24 00
3 80
3 80
3 80
3 80
2 85
11 25
14 25
7 12
3 00
Jeremiah Robinson,
Amos E. Arey,
Juan Chase,
David Wbelden,
Seth Walker,.
Albert Taylor,
George Robbins,
Grant Chase,
Howard F. Nickerson,
Charles Ellis,
Charles L. Nickerson,
James P. Cash, Jr.,
Allen Cash,
James P. Cash,
Albert Taylor,
Elnathan F. Eldridge,
Henry R. Baker,
Osborne E. Baker,
{, {{ {{ 200 loads clay, 5c.,
22
19 hours, 20c.,
19 {{ {{
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15
19
125
30
25
17
50
201
30
60
30
15
30
30
120
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30c.,
20c.,
it
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George H. Baker,
J. Usher, Jr.,
J. Usher,
Albert Dean,
Edmund Walker,
Benjamin Walker,
Charles M. Bray, per bill
James A. Ellis, 12
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120
47
47
30
30
15
Charles W. Ellie,
K K K
Charles E. Hallet,
N. C. Smith,
Edward Smith,
James T. Chase,
James P. Cash,
hours, 30c.,
K 20c.,
K {{
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20c.,
12
10
30
30
10
20
20
41
30c.,
20c.,
K 30c.,
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$36 00
10 00
$3 80
3 SO
1 80
3 00
3 80
25 00
6 00-
5 00
2 55
15 00
4 10
6 00
12 00
6 00
3 00
6 00
6 00
46 00.
36 00
9 40
9 40
6 00
9 00
3 00
24 13
$2 40
3 00.
$2 40
3 00
5 40
5 40
9 00
9 00
3 00
4 00
4 00
Samuel Cobb,
Oliver Hallet,
{{ I
29
20' hours, 20e..,
3 {{ {,
20 " 30c:,.
C. R. Bassett, 20 {{ {{
Patrick Heffernan, 27 {{ 20c.,
Charles Cahoon, 50
I. F. Smalley, 100 loads gravel, 5c.,
clay, ,4 -
10 hours, 30c..,
37} {, 15c.,
5 " 20c.,
3. y{
{{
Ansel Hallet, 94
J. G. Thacher,
James P. Cash,
J. Sherman,
A. Phillips,
James G. Hallet,
James A. Cash,
Frank Nickerson,
George Hallet, 2d,
Seth Taylor,
R. William Park,
James Lack,
William P. Bray,
Charles Cahoon,
Allen Cash,
George Robbins,
Charles Cahoon,
Willie Ellis,
George Robbins,
Isaiah Ellis,
{,
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30
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64
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30c.,
20c.,
40c.,
30c.,
20c.,
30c.,
20c..
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$ 60
6 00
15 30c., - $4 50
{{ " 163 loads gravel, 5c., 8 15
Warren Ellis,
Frank C. Baker,
George Chase,
Patrick Morgan,
J. W. Hamblin,
15 bours, 20c.,
15
4
118
60
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300.,
20c.,
30c.,
Amos L. Phillips, 261 " 20c.,
Iliram Whittemore, 120 loads clay, 5c.,
$4 00.
6 GO
6 00
5 40.
10 00
-5 00 -
4 70
3 00
5 63
1 00
• 60
13 50
9 00
1 40
25 40
19 20
3 00
15 00
5 90
80
1 60
4 00
3 00
300
1 00
12 65
.3 00
3 00
1 20
23 60
18 00
5 30
6 00
Charles A. Chase,
Edmund Robinson,
Seth Walker, 31
James P. Cash, 10
Leonard Ellis, 31
James P. Cash, 5
Harry Young, 4
Michael Keveney, 111
James P. Cash, 14
Sylvanns Cash, 6/
Freeman Cash, 7
Charles Cahoon, 111
J. G. Hallet, per bill,
Benjamin Walker, 4:}
J. B. Hall, per bill,
Edmund Walker, per bill,
S. H. Hamblin, labor and material,
24
13 hours, 20c.,
a
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SNOW BILL.
SETH H. HAMBLIN, IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF YARMOUTH, 1894.
22 60
90
70
2 00
75
1 00
80
2 30
2 80
1 30
1 40
2 30
10 25
90
1 12
5 10
201 18
$1,400 00
$1,400 00
Frank E. Lewis,
Jeremiah Robinson,
George Robbins,
Amos L. Phillips,
William H. Taylor,
Amos E. Arey,
Lewis Nickerson,
Benjamin F. Philips,
Grant Chase,
Arch. Phillips,
Harry Young,
Charles Chase,
Henry A. Cobb,
James T. Chase,
Isaiah Ellis,
Leonard Ellis,
Warren Ellis,
2,f hours, 20c.,
5
7
5
71
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9
5
71
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$ 50
1 00
1 40
1 00
1 50
1 80
1 90
1 80
1 00
1 50
1 50
1 30
1 60
2 40
1 55
1 55
1 55
L
Grant Chase,
James P. Cash,
James P. Cash, Jr.,
Bertie Cash,
Eddie Cash,
Frank Nickerson,
Charles E. Chase,
John B. Arey,
Elnathan Eldridge,
Frank C. Baker,
Howard F. Nickerson,
S. L. Robbins,
Frank I. Robbins,
Warren Ellis,
Alton A. Walker.
William H. Taylor.
Elijah K. Arey,
Willis F. Cash,
Geo. E. R. Nickerson,
E. A. Nickerson,
A. Dean,
Charles A. Chase,
Edward C. Bray,
Ernest H. Bray,
George F. Bray,
Wm. F. Bray,
Fred. C. Smith,
William P. Bray,
Arthur Haslet,
Alfred Baker,
Warren E. Montcalm,
E. S. Chase,
E. S. Mecarta,
Oliver Ballet,
14 ;t
44 as
Patsie Heffernan,
Patrick Heffernan,
Charles Ryder,
E. F. Chase,
6
8
8
8
8
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7}
3f
10
10
8
8
1
4
10
3
9
10
71
9
14
4
9
9
9
5 as
9s
8s
101
111 at .,
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14
20
6
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71
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25
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150.,
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81 20
• 1 60
1 60
1 20
1 20
90
1 50
35
2 00
2 00
1 20
.1 60
20
80
1 50
60
1 80
1 50
1 14-
1 80
2 80
80
1'80
1 80
1 80
75
1 40
1 90
1 70
2 10
2 85
1 50
2 20
2 80
4 00
1 20
1 50
1 50
1 10
1 70
.ti
Freeman Cash,
Sylvanus Cash,
James W. Ellis,
Charles W. Ellis,
Charles Cobb,
Jeremiah Chase,
George F. Chase,
Henry H. Baker,
Allen Cash,
Charles Cash,
George S. Chase,
J. W. Hamblin,
Freeman Ryder,
William F. Smith,
Joseph C. Chase,
Patrick Morgan,
William Shields,
J. E. Ryder,
Allen Cash,
James G. Bray,
Joseph A. Sherman,
Millard Gray,
James A. Ellis,
Amos Arey,
Joseph Walker,
Benjamin Walker,
Charles L. Nickerson,
Charles Ellis,
Russell Ellis,
Michael Keveney,
George H. Baker,
Osborne E. Baker,
Morris Gray,
Z. A. Sherman,
David Nickerson,
Joseph A. Keveney,
Charles Cahoon,
Arthur L. Megathlin,
Thomas F. Matthews,
George Kelley,
28
83 hours, 20c.,
10 " "
9
9 " 44
7 11 {6
10 {{ {{
.10 " 66
131 {6 6{
7 66 .6
8 1{ "
7i 66 "
16
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37 " "
10 16 {1
,31 ,6 {1
8 64 {{
61 " .12c"
3/ " 20c.,
3 66
81 " {{
14 46 66
14 " "
8 6{ 66
8 66 66
16 " "
8 " 10c.,
111 " 20c.,
15 "
15
3 66 44
3 6{ 11
4 " 16
6+ 1{ 12c.,
11 20c.,
7 " 16
2+ " 15c.,
6+ " • 20c.,
81 70
2 00
1 80
1 80
1 40
2 00
2 00
2 75
1 40
1 60
1 50
3 20
1 90
2 50
2.50
7 40
2 00
• , 70
1 60
81
75
60
1 70
2 80
2 80
1 60
1 60
3 20
80
2 25
3 00
3 00
60
60
80
78
2 20
1 40
38
1 30
27
George W. Ryder, 13 hours, 20e., 82 60
Jonathan Usher, 14j " ". 2 90
Amos Otis, 21 " 15c., 42
Seth H. Hamblin, 15 " 20c., *3 00
9 " 49c., 3 60
6 63
Albert Taylor, 29 -" 20c., 5.80
J. C. Robinson, 4 `{ " 80
Arch. Philips, 11 11 . " 2 20
Frank E. Lewis, 61 " " 1 35
James G. Ballet, 17 " 40c., 6 80
8191 23.
Drawn from town treasury, 8191 24
DAVID SEARS, ROAD COMMISSIONER.
ACCOUNT OF MONEY EXPENDED FOR LABOR AND MATERIAL ON
ROADS FOR THE YEAR 1894.
Wm. F. Chase,
D. F. Sears,
Fred. R. Campbell,
Benj. S. Cotelle,
Fred. H. Eldridge,
Daniel Brown,
Joseph F. Cotelle,
Francis W. Horner,
Ahira Baker,
James A. Robinson,
Daniel Brown,
Geo. B. Sears,
Wm. F. Chase,
John H. Stetson,
Jos. A. Cahoon.
James R. Baker,
Robert B. Clark,
A. W. Cahoon,
Watson F. Cahoon,
O. F. Wood,
C. W. Harwood,
Z. P. Howes,
2+ hours, 20c., 8 50
1 " " 20
4 a -" 80
1 " " • 20
1 " " 20
2+ .{ 44 50
1 " " 20
1 a " 20.
3 6l a 60
3 60
1 " " 20
951 " " 19 10 .
43 • " 'f 8 60
40 " 30c., with team, 12 00 .
20 " 20c., 4 00
30 " " 600
30 " " 6 00
20 " " 4 00
20 " " 400
12 " " 2 40
40 " 30c., " " -12 00
30 " 20c., 6 00
Charles M. Brown,
Wm. H. Kenney,
Geo. L. Ryder,
A. H. Cotelle,
• A. C. Chase,
Geo. E. Chase,
Jos. Allen,
W. H. Sears,
James Chase,
Isaiah Homer,
Thomas Collins,
A. B. Baker,
W. C. Fuller,
D. M. Chase,
C. W. Myrick,
C. M. Snow,
F. A. Baker,
Seth Taylor,
W. F. Chase,
Alonzo Kelley,
Stephen Sears,
A. W. Cahoon,
David Taylor,
E. S. Baker,
N. H. Sears,
Lev. E. Taylor,
W. Cahoon,
W. Cahoon,
• Isaac W. Baker,
Thomas D. Brown.
Austin Whittemore,
Geo. H. Loring,
.A. F. Wixon,
Geo. B. Sears,
E. T. Baker,
Nelson Baker,
Amos R. Baker,
A. R. Wixon,
D. S. Baker,
D. S. Baker,
9
83+
40
30
30
30
95
8
30
100
88+
88+ .: • .:
48+
50
88+
25+
711
10
10
20 "
241
52
40
28
20
28
24,E
40
20
15
•15
3U
30
43$
15
25
43
10
8
31
28
hours, 20c.,
30c., with team,
20c.,
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it
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30c.,
20c.,
30c.,
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" h
" "
"
"
4'
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4'
4'
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20c.,
30c.,
20c.,
ti
30c ,
20e.,
3(c.,
2Cc.,
30c.,
2Cc-,
" .
"
30c.,
20c.,
30c.,
2Cc.,
20e.
30e.,
4 "
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:, .'
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$ 1 80
25 00
8 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
13 50
1 60
6 00
30 00
26 50
26 50
14 45
15 00
26 50
5 10
21 52
2 00
2 00
4 00
7 35
10 40
12 00
5 60
6 00
5 60
4 90
8 00
4 00
4 50
3 00
9 00
6 00
8 70
:j 00
5 00
8 GO
2 00
1 CO
9 30
29
J. K. Chase, 41 hours, 20c., $ 85
Willis Hall, 60 " 30c., with team, 18 00
Edgar N. Baker, 20 " 20c., 4 00
Charles Snow, 15 a " 3 00
Albert Baker, 13 " " - 2 60
Albertus Crowell, 20 " " 4 00
W. H. Oliver, 18 " " 3 60
Benj. Homer, 35 " 30c., " " 10 50
John H. Stetson, 35 " " " K 10 50
Geo. B. Sears, 15 " 20c., 3 00
Geo. B. Sears, 10 " " 2 00
Peregrine White, bill, 48 53
W. R. Farris, drain pipe, 2 10
F. B. Homer, 81 " " 1 70
John H. Baker, 71 " 1Oc., 75
Elmer E. Ellis, 19 " 20c., 5 80
Ahira Baker, 38 " " 7 60
Isaac W. Ellis, 15 " " 3 00 •
Isaac W. Ellis, 5 " 30c., " _ " 1 50
Reuben Baker, 28 " 20c., 5 60
Reuben Baker, 35 " 30c., " " 10 50
Henry F. Crowell, 20 " 20c., 4 00
Osborn H. Chase, 10 " " 2 00
L. Baker, 10 " " 2 00
Edward S. Baker, 10 " " 2 00
C. M. Brown,_ 33 " 30c., - " ". 9 90
Clifton Baker, 20 " . 20c., 4 00
Jos. H. Robinson, 9 " " 1 80
Elmer T. Whittemore, _ 25 " " 5 00
I. P. Matthews, 35 • " 30c., 64 64 10 50
F. W. Homer, 111 " 20c., 22 20
Isaiah Sherman, 621 " " 12 45
Charles Ellis, 307 loads clay, 15 35
Thomas D. Brown, 5 hours, 30c., " 1 50
Lewis Eldredge, 25 " " " " 7 50
Samuel T. Robbins, 21 " 20c., 4 2.0
Gilbert Studley, 15 " 30c., " 44 4 50
Stephen Sears, 15 " " it
" 4 50•
Ernest P. Baker, 44 " 20e., 8 80
Martha E. White, 387 loads clay, 7c., 27 09
Charles H. Harwood,
James A. Robinson,
Charles M. Brown,
John H. Stetson,
Amos R. Baker,
Henry W. Taylor,
O. F. Wood,
30
5 hours, 30c., with team,
28 " 20c.,
5
10 •" 30c.,
5 " 20c.,
6 " 30c.,
15 " 20c.,
" K
J. L. Baker, 69 loads clay, 7c.,
Jos. F. Cotelle, 4 hours, 20c.,
N. H. Sears, 4 " 30c.,
Jos. L. Baker, 5 " 20c.,
Winney Crowell, 13 •' "
Geo. B. Sears, • 23
Levina Homer, 51 loads clay, 7c.,
J. K. Sears, 62 " " "
Sturgis Crowell, 159 double loads clay, 10c.,
202 " " 7c.,
David Sears, bill of labor,
Ernest Baker, 101. hours, 20c.,
5 " ..
B. F. Bray,
K "
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Total,
Amount drawn,
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION ON COUNTY ROAD.
Dec.
K
is
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K
K
''
''
''
K
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K
1.
K
81
5
1
3
1
1
3
4
1
1
2
4
3
4
15
14
150
1
50
60
00
00
00
80
00
83
80
20
00
60
65
57
34
90
14
28
10
00
$982 05
$900 00
4, Wm. F. Chase, 17 hours, 20c., * 3 40
4, D. F. Sears, 131. " " 2 65
4, David Sears, labor with teams, 10 15
4, Prentis White, 5 hours, 30c., with team, 1 50
4, N. H. Sears, 5 " 20c., 1 00
4, Geo. B. Sears, 15 " " 3 00
4, John H. Stetson, 132 " 30c., " " 4 50
5, John G. Sears, 14 " , " " " 4 20
5, E. G. Baker, 5 " 41 Si " 1 50
5, John K. Sears, 161 loads clay, 7c., 11 27
5, " " " 11 double loads clay, 10c., 1 10
6, Wm. II. Oliver, 14 hours, 20c., 2 80
6, Isaiah P. Matthews, 14 " 30c., with team, 4 20
6, Louis J. Hahm, 2 " 20c., 40
7, Lewis W. Eldridge, 131 " 30c., " " 4 05
7, Gilbert Studley, 14. " " " " 4 05
Dec. 7, James A. Robinson,
" 7, Clifton Baker,
" 7, Elmer E. Ellis,
" 8, Harris Cotelle,
" 8, Nelson Baker,.
" 10, C. M. Brown,
" 10, Isaiah Sherman,
" 12, Reuben Baker,
" 13, E. S. Baker,
"15, T. D. Brown,
" 15, Benj. Homer,
" 15, Albert Baker,
" 19, Amos R. Baker,
" 20, D. S. Baker,
" 21, Wm. Eldredge,
Jan. 1, Ahira Baker,
" 15, D. M. Chase,
" 15, Nelson Eldredge,
s1
14 hours,
14
14 "
9 " 20c.,
13 K K
14
14
14
14
131.
131.
14
14
131.
13,E
14
1
13f
K
20c.,
30c., with team,
K
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CC
..
41
K
30c.,
20c.,
30c.,
20c.,
30c., - " "
" K K
20e.,
.30c., "
" K is
20c.,
[f
30c.,
K-
K
"
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8280.
2 80
4 20
1 80
2 60
4 20
2 80
4 20
2 80
4 05
4 05
2 80
2 80
4 05
4 05
2 80
20
4 05
Amount drawn,- ---.--- _- - -
JOYCE TAYLOR, ROAD COMMISSIONER,
IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF YARMOUTH.
To balance due from 1894,
Thomas Graves, t hours, 20c.,
R. Lewis Taylor, 3 " "
C. F. Huggins, - - 5
Timothy Cotelle, 104
Ansel L. Baker, 75
W. F. Baker, 50 " "
Benajah Whelden, 25 "
Darius Cotelle, 60 " " *12 00
ti
4
if
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44
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Sylvester Marchant,
Jose Desilver, Jr.,
Eben Baxter,
Luther Buck,
30 " 30c.,
75
75
68
50
20c.,
15c.,
20c,.,
9 00
*116 82
$116 17
$4 39
• 40
60
1 00--
20 10
15 00
10 00
5 00
21 00
15 00
15 00
10 20
10 00
•
Herbert F. Studley,
__
Thomas W. Graves,
__
92
18 hours, 15c.,
20 " 30c.,
$2 70
6 00
67 " 20c., 213 40
58 " 30c., 17 40
Sylvester Marchant, 25
B. Gifford, 50
Jose Desilver, Jr., 25
Erity Yren, 50
Richard Sears, 68
Benajah Wheldcn, 50
Timothy Cotelle, 10
Louis Baxter, 50
John H. Hallett, 30
Ansel L. Baker, 100f
__ __ _= 20
Fernandus Baker, - 56
Thomas W. Graves, 47
0. B. Buck, 65}
Jose Desilver, Jr., 101
0..B. Back, 35
Darius Cotelle, 20f
Eben S. Baxter, 50
__ __ _= 25
Ellis P. Baker, 18
•_ 34
Luther C. Buck, - 701
Richard Sears, 38
Eben Baxter, 40
Joshua S. Baker, 35
u u u 68
11 a 35
W. F. Baker, 75
J. E. Crowell, 50
Stanley H. Crowell, 50
Daniel Humes, 681
10c.,
15c.,
20c.,
10c.,
15c.,
__
20c.,
•,
30c.,
15c.,
20c.,
15c.,
20c.,
$ 7 00
30c., 20 40
15c.,
20c.,
15c.,
10c.,
15c.,
'33
Daniel Humes, 27 hours, 20c.,
David S. Marchant, 50 ==
8 70 Eddie Chase, 50 " 11 10c.,
Jose C. Desilver, 85} " 1 15c.,
Lockwood Baster, 481 __ •_
Mrs. Jas. Ellis, __
30 80
5 00
10 00
5 00
10 00
13 60
10 00
2 00
5 00
3 00
15 08
4 00
5 60
7 05
9 83
2 10
7 00
6 10
7 50
5 00
2 70
6 80
14 10
7 60
800
27 40
5 25
15 00
7 50
5 00
10 28
__ __ '_ 5 '= 20c..
Horace Baxter, 941 " 10c.,
John R. Baxter, 10 == !i.e.,
W. Fowler, • 5 == 46c.,
Wm. A. Marchant, 50 " 15e.,
Everett Baker, 15 == 20c.,
Walter Baker, 35 =_ _•
Ellis P. Baker, 5 =_ _..
Sylvester Marchant. 54. . __ _i.
Louis Baxter, • 22 •= 100.,
D. S. Marchant, 5 °= 30c.,
0. B. Buck, 25 " 20c.,
Darius Cotelle, 14 , " _;
J. E. Crowell, 15 " 25c.,
F. Baker, 50 " 2C.c.,
R. Lewis Taylor, 9 =_ _.
__ __ f1 14 ==30e.,
$1 80
4 20
*5 40
7 50
5 00
12 83
7 28
11 93
100
9 45
1 50
2 00
7 50
3 00
7 00
1 00
1 10
2 20
1. 50
5 00
2 80
3 75
10 00
6 00
Ansel L. Baker, 15 == 15c., • 2 25
Fernandus Baker, 15 == lOc., 1 50
Benajah Whelden, 721 " 20e., 14 50
Luther C. Buck, 15 , __ _= 3 00
Zenas Baxter, 25 =_ _= 5 00
Daniel Humes, 15 == 150., 2 25
D. B. Taylor, 12 == 20c., $2 40
__ __ _= 15 == 30c., 4 50
Albert Berry, 1001 " 15e,
_= 143 loads clay, 4c.,
R. C. Blachford, 19 hours, 20c.,
Joshua S. Baker, ID " __ $2 00
__ __ _= 15 " 30c., 4 50
6 90
15 07
5 72'
3 80
650
Jose C. Desilver, Jr.,
44 .. .. "
H. F. Studley,
Wm. A. Marchant,
Ellis P. Baker,
S. W. Mitchell,
Benajah Whelden.
Charles Lewis,
D. B. Taylor,
Alexander Crowell,
Stephen Marchant, -
Dustin Baker,
" ..
Ales. B. Chase,
34
10 hours, 20c.,
15 " 30c.,
14
10 " 15c,
2 4• 20c.,
10 « '6
15
7
"
..
..
"
31 " 30c.,
26 .. 66
969 " 15c.,
30 44 •6
42 " 20c.,
46 "
15 loads loam, 4c.,
*200.
4 50
30c., *13 80
60
Mrs. Emeline Baxter, 25 loads loam, 4c.,
Luther Buck, 29. hours, 20c.,
Eben Baxter, 7 " 15c.,
Thomas Baxter, 26 " "
Mrs. James Ellis, 10 •'
Frank Crocker, 46 loads gravel, 4c.,
Gilbert Lewis, 194 hours, 20c.,
Hartson Hallett, acre loam,
Mrs. Henry. B. Chase, use of scraper,
Stephen Sears, surveying,
Joyce Taylor, labor,
D. B. Taylor, 10 hours, 30c.,
..
Ca. _
By cash received from town treasurer,
Received from Hyannis Park Land Co.,
Sold to Simeon Lewis, 43 loads loam, 4c.,
*700 00
86 60
1 72
4 6 50
4 20
1 50
40
2 00
3 00
1 40
1 05
5 20
14 45
4 50
8 40
14 40
1 00
50
1 05
3 90
1 50
1 84
3 90
10 00
3 00
8 00
100 08
3 00
*795 68
788 32
*7 36_
4111 .1 _.
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JOYCE TAYLOR, ROAD COMMISSIONER,
IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF YARMOUTH.
Da.
TO CLEARING SNOW.
T. W. Graves,
B. W. Gifford,
Wm. A. Marchant,
Lemuel Marchant,
D. B. Taylor,
Jose C. Desilver, Jr.,
R. Lewis Taylor,
Luther R. Taylor,
Walter Baker,
Ellis P. Baker,
Louis Baxter,
Benajah Whelden,
Ansel L. Baker,
Fernandus Baker,
W. F. Baker,
J. C. Baker,
Darius Cotelle,
Wm. F. Fowler,
S. B. Marchant,
Everett Baker,
Joshua A. Montcalm,
Albert Berry,
Timothy Cotelle,
Daniel Humes,
S. W. Mitchell,
B. Herbert Crowell,
Joyce Taylor,
Gilbert Lewis,
36 hours, 20c.,
59 .. 44
169
89
2
17
49
3
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4.
f.
14
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4 "
5
4 " 10c.,
4 " 20c.,
2
3
3
2.
19
22
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31
4
5
31
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29 "
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By money drawn from treasury,
S7 20
1 10
3 30
1 70
40
3 50
90
60
80
1.00
40
80
40
60
60
40
30
4 40
1 80
70
80
1 00
70
30
50
50
8 80
1 40
$44 90
$50 00
AUDITORS' REPORT,.
Your committee appointed to examine the accounts of the
several town officers have attended to that duty and are prepared
to submit the following:
TOWN TREASURER, WILLIAM P. DAVIS.
Cash on hand, Jan. 1, 1894, $671 77
"° received from various sources, 851 56
66 64 Wm. J. Davis treasurer, 254 35
« paid upon orders of selectmen, $1,777 68
81,777 68 81,777 68
WILLIAM J. DAVIS, TOWN TREASURER.
Received of tax collector and other sources,
Paid Wm. P. Davis, $ 254 35
Paid by order of selectmen, 27,952 52
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1895, 846 74
829,053 61
$29,053 61 829,053 61
SELECTMEN.
T. T. HALLET, CHAIRMAN.
Drawn by town orders,
Amount of receipted vouchers,
830,692 81
30,692 81
SETH H. HAMBLIN,. ROAD COMMISSIONER
Drawn by order of the selectmen,
Expended for repairs on highways,
SNOW" ACCOUNT.
Drawn by order of selectmen for clearing snow,
Expended for same,
81,400 00
1,400 00
$191 24
191 23
8 01
37 .
JOYCE TAYLOR.
Drawn by order of selectmen,
Received from Hyannis Land Co.,
Received from Simeon Lewis for loam,
Expended for repairs, $795 68
Balance due,
SNOW ACCOUNT.
Drawn by order of selectmen,
Expended for clearing snow,
Balance on hand,
• DAVID SEARS.
Drawn by order of selectmen,
Expended for repairs,
Balance due, •
"
$700 00
86 60
1 72
7 36
$795 68 8795 68
850 00
$44 90
510
$50 00 850 00
8982 05
8982 05
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION.
Drawn upon order of selectmen,
Expended on account of highways.
Balance due,
BRIDGE ACCOUNT.
8116 82
$900 00
82 05
$982 05
$116 17
65
8116 82 $116 82
Drawn upon order of selectmen,
Expended for improvement in 1893 and
1894, two years, $222 39
SNOW ACCOUNT.
Drawn upon order of selectmen,
Expended for clearing snow,
8222 39
$222 39 $222 39
$80 35
$80 35 $80 35
$80 35
i
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SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
E. L. MARSH, CHAIRMAN AND TREASURER.
Drawn upon order of selectmen,
Expended for schools and supplies as per
vouchers, $4,607 77
$4,607 77
$4,607 77 $4,607 77
FISH COMMITTEE.
T. T. MALLET, TREASURER.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1894,
Paid on account of fisheries, 115 07
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1895, 304 47
$419 54
$419 54 $419 54
TRUSTEES OF SEARS FUND..
Amount of note given by treasurer of the
town of Yarmouth, Jan. 1, 1894, $16,028 00
Interest .to Jan. 1st, 1895, 961 68
Rec'd April 3, town order $160, int. $7.20, $167 20
" May 16, " " 225, " 8.43, 233 43
" July .3, " " 225, " 6.75, 231 75
" Oct. '' " 100, " 1.00, 101 00
" Nov. " " 75, " 37, 75 37
•' Dec. - " " 125, 125 00
" Jan. 1, 1895, new note, 16,055 93
$16,989 68 $16,989 68
REPORT OF FIRE WARDS.
OLIVER BALLET'S REPORT.
Drawn upon orders of selectmen,
Paid for extinguishing fires as per vouchers
produced, $167 28
$167 28
$167 28 $167 28
89
r. 1'r. HOMER'S REPORT
Drawn upon order of selectmen,
Paid for extinguishing fires, as per vouchers, $106 68
Balance due,
$106 68.
ANSEL . L. BAKER'S REPORT.
Drawn upon orders of selectmen,
Paid for extinguishing fires,
$24 30
$100 73
5 95 •
$106 68
$24 30
$24 30 - $24 30
STEPHEN -SEARS,
FREEMAN HOWE'S,
For the Auditors of Yarmouth.
VIAL STATISTICS,
BIRTHS RECORDED IN 1894.
DATE. NAME.
Jan. 4. Dalton Pinard Sears,
Jan. 5. Harold Howes Bassett,
Jan. 12. Laura Etta Cha=e,
Jan. 18. Lillian May Ellis,
Jan. 18. James Morgan C'otelle,
Feb. 1. Thomas Ellis,
Feb. 1:i. Ralph Chase,
March 20. Elroy Elsworth White,
March 22. Percy Clinton Hallett,
March 29. Hildred May Sherman,
March 31. Gertrude .IVebster
Chase,
May 3. Roger Wilcox Eldridge,
June 2. Norman McLean Drew,
June 27. Everett Davis Baker,
June 29. Ernest Francis Fowler,
July 8. Carlton Hamblin
Thacher,
July 16. Helen Choate Pulsifer,
Aug. 13. Willis Baker Sears,
Sept. 6. Eldridge,
Sept. 14. Charles Matthew
Brown,
Oct. 9. Annie Parker Foster
Bray,
Oct. 20. Ruby Elizabeth Jones,
Nov. 22. Hoyt,
Dec. 1. Johnson,
DATE.
1894.
Jan. 1.
Jan. 2.
Feb. 6.
NAME OF PARENTS.
Stephen H. and Marianna B.
Charles R. and Marcie T.
Joseph K. and Ida A.
Isaiah L. and Dora A.
Daisy Cotelle.
.lames W. aud.Lilla F.
David M. and Lucy A.
Lewis N. and Dora F.
Arthur and Mary.
Joseph A. and Grace L.
U. S. Grant and Susan J.
Roger and Eva Msy. .
George P. and Mary S.
Wilbon S. and Sarah L.
William F. and Lillian L.
Isaac H. and Helen B.
Thomas B. and Annie.
John G. and Lillian.
Frederick H. and Mary A.
Thomas D. and Mary A.
Benjamin F. and Clara L,
Alton P. and Cora L. R.
Charles A. and Ellen T.
Winchester I. and Abby B.
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN 1891.
NAME OF PARTIES.
John A. Hallett,
Lizzie R. Lovell,
Ambrose G. Robinson,
Geneva Ames,
Ulysses G. Chase,
Ella Cash,
AGE. RESIDENCE.
27
24
25
25
23
39
Boston.
Yarmouth.
Buzzards Bay.
Yarmouth.
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN 1894.
DATE. NAVE OF PARTIES. AGE. RESIDENCE.
1894.
March 1. Frederic T. Taylor,
Sarah Marchaut,
May 10. Warren E. Montcalm,
Florence 31. Davis.
May 13. Charles Edward Cobb,
Ellen Mertis Ellis,
May 31. Thomas Worcester Thacher,
Josephine Smith Reed,
June 17. James F. Sears,
Cornelia A. Baxter,
June 19. Albert Dean,
Nellie M. Walker,
Edwin S. Thacher,
E. Florence Crosby,
Jnne 24. Lester P. Robinson,
Lilla M. Chase,
Jnly 1. James F. Kenney.
Georgiauna A. Bacon,
July 5. Ezra D. Kelley,
Mernie L. Fuller,
July 25. J. S. Kendrick,
Mary F. Crowell,
July 29. Alonzo T. Aikins,
Belle A. Holway,
Sept. 3. Ansel E.. Taylor,
Emily Marchant,
Oct. 2. Frank E. Crocker,
Martha W. Baxter,
Oct. 23. Henry A. Buell,
Grace L. Crosby,
Oct. 31. Charles Baker,
Lizzie P. Gayland,
Nov. 1. James Myron Bradford,
Alice Eliza Chase,
Nov. 4. Henry D. Bray,
G race Ellen Hallet,
Ausel. Ballet,
Betsey H. Thacher,
Noy. 22, George Edward Evelyn,
Emeline G. Baker,
Nov. 29. Isaac H. Thacher,
Clara H. Ryder,
Dec. 8. Ensign S. °ash,
Rebecca Strang, .
Dec. 20. Frank B. Howard,
Alice M. Baker.
June 20.
Nov. 21.
26 Barnstable.
19 Yarmouth.
29
21.
22
16
25
25 Boston.
59 Yarmouth.
54
21
27
26
25
21
28
22
19 Barnstable.
35 Yarmouth.
28 «
66 Texas.
63 Yarmouth.
24
25 Barnstable.
25
19 Yarmouth.
22 Barnstable.
17 Yarmouth.
54 Lawrence.
42 Yarmouth.
21 "
29 Provincetown.
20 Barnstable.
20 Yarmouth.
26
22
35
26
34.
27
21
24
36
23
18 Dennis.
16 Yarmouth.
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DEATHS RECORDED IN YARMOUTH IN 1894.
DATE.
1893.
Dec. 31.
1894.
Jan. 2.
Jan. 19.
Jan. 26.
NAVE.
Lydia N. Cahoon,
Freeman Matthews,
Darius Peckham,
Patience Baker,
Jan. 26. Allen Cobb,
Feb. 12. Sophia S. Sears,
Feb. 20. Lot H. Sears,
March 2. George E. Whelden,
March 11. Almira Hatch,
March 19. Olive White,
Apr. 2. Ellen Baker,
Apr. 4. Zeno Kelley, .
Apr. 5. Henry Q. Brigham,
Apr. 6. Joseph F. Webber,
Apr. 13.
AI r. 20.
Aur. 22.
May 15.
May 18.
May 31.
.lune 12.
June 30.
July 2.
July 7:
Ralph Chase,
Enoch Lewis.
Fanny Crowell,
Sylvia M. IIowes,
Dora F. White.
Rodman 11. Nickerson,
Berjatnin H. Crowell,
Caroline Baker,
George W. Schafer,
'Phomas L. Paxte►,
Aug. 21. Campbell,
Aug. 30. Barn abas Sears,
Sept. 2.
Sept. 10.
Sept. 22.
Frank C. Baker, Jr.,
Vianna Ryder,
Betsey Baker,
DISEASE. AGE.
Y. M. D.
Peritonitis, 35 4
Paralysis, 72 5 5
Senile decay, 90 7 20
Nerv's shock
from an ac-
cident, 71 0 14
Cancer, 79 4 6
La grippe, 56 8 5
Progressive
paresis, 67 6
Consump-
tion, 29 0 10
Heart failure, 76 7 21
Pneumonia
anemia, 81 1 10
Phthisis, 16 8 24
Pott's disease, 51 9
Valvular dis-
ease of the
heart, . 68
Consump-
tion, 49
Diphtheria,
Heart failure, 74 9 24
Pneumonia, 89 2 11 •
La grippe, 58 7 12
Peritonitis, 34 6
Cardiac hy-
perthrophy. 58 8 22
Apoplexy, 46 6 26
Softening of
brain, 8G 6 9
Meningitis, 44
Pulmonary
congestion, 47 1 12.
Stillborn,
Organic dis-
ease of the
heart, . 75 11. 15
Diphtheria, 2 9 4
Pneumonia, 87 10
Essential
arremia, j 61 1.19
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DEATHS RECORDED 1N YARMOUTH IN 1894.
DATE.
1894.
Sept. 23. Goodwin,
Oct. 1. Susan B. Hall,
Oct. 9. Thomas Ellis,
NAME.
Oct. 15.
Oct. 17. '
Oct. 21.
Oct. 22.
Oct. 23.
Nov. 2.
Nov. 6.
Nov. 19.
Nov. 20.
11.e. 5.
Dec. 9.
Dec. 15.
Dec. 15.
Dec. 19.
Dec. 24.
Dec. 28.
Dec. 28.
Willis Baker Sears,
John E. Ryder,
Carleton Hamblin Thacker,
Julia Emeline Eldridge,
Iiannah N. Rogers,
Norman McLean Drew,
John Franklin Campbell,
William H. Covell,
Carloni.► Simmons,
Bray,
Edna M. Geisler,
Eliza Ann Crowell,
Larociera H. Oliver,
Zenas I1. Snow,
Mary Butler,
Joseph H. Bray,
Benjamin F. Berry.
,-r-n
dolY�d
DISEASE.
A 0 E.
Y. M. 1).
Stillborn.
Anemia. 69 4 2
Cholera In- 8 8
fan tum,
Heart spasm, 2 7
Senile debil- -
;ty, 66 0 4
Consump-
tion, 3 13
Pulmonary
tuberculosis, 52 7 10
Consump-
tion, 40 9
Brain fever, 5
Typhoid fe-
ver, 25
Typhoid fe-
ver, 45
Pnenlnonia, 53 11
Stillborn.
Consump-
tion, 23 6
-Chirrosis of
Stomach, 80 2 28
M•i tral disease
35 2
- of heart,
'Hepatitis, 79 5
Mitral disease
of heart, 56 8 2 4
Apoplexy. 63 4
Town Meeting Warrant.
BARNSTABLE, 88.
To either of the Constables in the Town of Yarmouth;
GREETING :
In the name of the Commonwealth of .Massachgsetts, you
are hereby directed to notify the inhabitants of the town of
Yarmouth qualifiel to vote in elections and in town affairs, to
meet at the town house on Monday, the eleventh (11) day of
February, at seven (7) of the clock in the forenoon, then and
there to act on the following articles, viz.:
ARTICLE lst. To choose a Moderator to preside in said
meeting.
Aar. 2d. To elect the following named officers all on one
ballot under the Australian Ballot System, as adopted by the
town, viz.: One Selectman for three years, one Assessor for
three years, one Overseer of the Poor for three years, Town
Clerk for one year, Town Treasurer for one year, one School
Committee for three years, one. Road Commissioner for three
years, Collector of Taxes for one year, two Constables for one
year, three Auditors for one year; and also to see if the town
will grant licenses for the sale of intoxicating liquors.
ART. 3d. To choose all other town officers.
ART. 4th. To hear the annual report of the Selectmen and
act thereon.
ART. 5th. To hear the reports of all other committees and
act thereon.
ART. 6th. To see what sum of money the town will raise for
the support of the poor for the ensuing year.
ART. 7th. To see what sum of money the town will raise to
pay town officers' and committee fees for the ensuing year.
ART. 8th. To see what sum of money the town will raise for
the support of schools for the ensuing year.
ART. 9th. To see what sum of money the town will raise for .
the repair of roads and bridges for the ensuing year.
ART. 10th. To see what sum of money the town will raise to
pay town debts.
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ARr. llth. To see what sum of .money the town will raise
for the repairs on public buildings for the ensuing year.
Aar. 12th. To see what sum of money the town will raise
for miscellaneous expenses for the ensuing year.
ART. 13th. To see if the town will authorize the Town
Treasurer to hire money in anticipation of taxes.
ART. 14th. To see if the town will accept the provisions of
Section 101 of Chapter 417 of the Acts of 1E93, in relation to
precinct voting at State elections. -
ARr. 15th. To see if the town will appropriate twenty-five
dollars to construct a sidewalk on Willow street (North Side)
from Joel B. Hall's to the house of Nathan Bassett.
ART. 16th. To see if the town will appropriate a sum of
money for the purchase of suitable dumping grounds, as provided
for by Section 10 of Article 6 of the code of by-laws.
Anr. 17th. To see if the town will provide Wm. B. Cobb
with sufficient money to secure the medical assistance of Dr. -
Sweet of New Bedford, on account of a sprain of the ankle
received on the public highway. (By request.)
ART. 18th. To see if the town will pay a bounty on crows.
ARr. 19th. To see if the town will accept the road as laid
out by the Road Commissioners, it being an extension of the road
leading from Hyannis to the Lower Village, through to Bass
River.
ART. 20th. To see if the town will accept the road as laid
out by the Road Commissioners, from Sarah Johnson's gate to
Lewis Bay.
Aar. 21st. To see if the town will accept the list of Jurors
as prepared by the Selectmen.
ART. 22d. To see if the town will appropriate the sum of
five hundred dollars for repairing the school -houses in the town.
(By request of School Committee.)
ART. 23d. To sec if the town will transport the scholars
from the district known as ,+ Head of the Pond," and appropriate
money for the same.
ART. 24th. To see if the town will appropriate the sum of
five hundred dollars to pay for a teacher of music and drawing in
the public schools.
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ART. 25th. To see if the town will vote to restrict the
inhabitants of other towns from taking eels and all kinds of shell
fish from the shores or waters belonging to the town of Yarmouth,
and to affix a penalty. (By request)
You are hereby directed to serve this Warrant by posting
attested copies thereof in five (5) public places in said town,
three (3) on the South Side and two (2) on the North Side; also
one (1), publication in the Yarmouth Register seven (7) days, at
least, before the time of holding said meeting.
IIereof, fail not, and make due
return of this Warrant, with your
doings thereon, to the town clerk
at the time and place of holding
said meeting.
Given under our hands and the
seal of the town of Yarmouth, this
twenty-fifth day of January in the
year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-five.
THACHER T. HALLET, Selectmen
EDWARD LEWIS,
f
STEPHEN WING, oo
A true copy, attest, SETH TAY Yarmouth.
TAYLOR, Constable.
FINANCIAL" REPORT
• OF THE
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TOWNOFYARMQU'T.H
FOB THE
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER .31,
.041895.00
C. F SWIFT & SSON,,OUTHPOT�PRINTERS.
1896.
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REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN FOR THE YEAR
ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1895,
To THE CITIZENS OF THE TOWN OF YARMOUTH:
The selectmen; in making this their ,annual report to
the -town, have departed somewhat from the manner in which
it has been done in former years. They have endeavored to
classify more, accurately the different departments, and to
make a separate report under each head. We trust this
classification of accounts will enable the citizens .to more
readily ascertain what has been done by the several boards
of town officers. We append below in a condensed form
the financial standing of the town, also giving an inventory
of the real and personal estate held by it as public -property.
It is a -matter of considerable satisfaction to the selectmen
that they can report at this time that the expenditures for
the year in the different departments have been less than the
appropriations by the sum of $26.25.
Public dumping ' grounds have been provided in
accordance with a vote of the town at its .last annual town
meeting, without additional expense. Land, has been taken
-for the purpose that belonged to the town. For the
information of the public we will enumerate where these
grounds are located. In South Yarmouth, at the head of _
the John Crocker", road near the margin of Long Pond ;
in Yarmouthporf, the gravel pit on the road leading from
the old I-Ivannis road by Beach Hollow to the new Hyannis .
road : min "Yarmouth, the piece of land in \lidclle Village
known 'as the " Azuba lot.'.% •
The town has been very fortunate in the matter of
forest fires during the •year, none of any importance having
occurred.
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At the last annual town meeting it was voted to divide:
the town into voting precincts ; this has been done and four
precincts have been made for the convenience of the voters.
of • the town.
During the year State roads have been under construo-•
tion. A contract was made . May 9, 1895, with the
Massachusetts State Highway Commission for the building
of seven miles of State road in the town, four miles to be.
made on the south side and three miles on the north side,
the town to bear one-half of the expense of construction.
During the spring and early summer and this fall work was.
done under this contract, and a mile on the south side and a
mile on the north side has been practically completed. On
the north side an additional mile has been graded ready for
the stone as soon as the spring opens. There is now at the
crusher at White's Brook about 3000 tons of stone, which in
the estimation of this board will be sufficient to complete
the mile which is all ready to receive it.
The matter of Wm. B. Cobb, which wasreferred to• _
the selectmen at the annual meeting last February, was
taken under consideration by them and he was sent to Dr.
Job Sweet in New Bedford for. treatment, the cost of which
will be found' under his name in this report.
RESOURCES OF THE TOWN.
ESTLIIATED VALUE OF THE REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE
OWNED BY TUE TOWN, JAN. 1, 1896.
Almshouse and 18 acres of land,
44 personal effects,
Town house,
Town office, •
-
" " books and furniture,
School -houses,
Hearse houses and hearses,
$2,500 00•
800 00.
300 00•
1,000 00
500 00.
7,500 00
300 00
$12,900 00 -
DUE FROM TAXES.
Uncollected taxes, 1894, $ 846 11.
1895,
7,562 35
$8,408 46
$2,726, 09
Cash in hand of treasurer, Jan. 1, 1896,
INDEBTEDNESS OF TOWN.
Sears fund, note given Jan 1, 1896,
Estimated debts outstanding Jan. 1:
Notes, $14,000 00
Town orders unpaid, 1,450.-77.
Bills unpaid (estimated), 300 00
$15,750
A table of estimates prepared by the
accordance with the by-laws of the town:
*16,181 97
•
Support of poor,
" '° schools,
Roads and bridges,
Town officers, -
Repairs on public buildings,
Supt. of schools,
Miscellaneous expenses,
Town debts,
Interest on Sears Fund, -_
School supplies,
State highway note, •
-
Interest on State highway note,
77
selectmen, in
$3000 00
. 3800 00
1000 00
1500 00
200 00
100 00
1000 00
500 00
900 00
'250 00
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• INCIDENTALS.
C. E. Hunter, services at special town meeting, .
C. R. Bassett, board of selectmen,
sc sc " carting coal to town office, .
Stephen Wing, distributing town reports,
sc « postage,
• " expense: to Boston,.
John Stetson, court fees,
Win. D. Loring, grain and hay, .
'Matthews & Payne, fuel to town Office,: '
Wm. B. Cobb, expenses to New Bedford, -
• F: C. Swift, insurance, . . '
Joseph Bassett; labor around town.of ce,
A. F. Sherman; conveyance, •
J. S. Baker, repairs. on ladder house,
" " care of hearse, - -
" " recording deaths;
Melinda Taylor, barn rent,. •
- Edward Lewis, stamps,
Stephen Sears, expenses to Taunton and Dighton,
" Boston,
66tables for polling place,
�• •� postage, telegrams and express,
' 46. directory, -
46
expense to Boston, '
Thos. Crowell, making list of stockholders,
Jas. G. Hallet, board of selectmen, • - •
Seth Taylor, court fees, - -$1 95
. " ". John.Gray to almshouse, . • 1 50
" opening town house, 4 50
•�° going for Dr. Parker,. 1 00.
i{ 44 ,hearse for—F-r-Brown,. '3 00
<{ care of hearse, . 5 00.
66 64recording deaths, 2 25
$.8 95 ._
37 00.
75
•. 50
2 00' ..
5 Safi
-4 37
• 14 84
12 69
112 90
13 30
50
15 00
11 50
3 00;
25�
12 00
1 .00----
14 73
8 91.
2 00
4 84
2.00
5 00
2 00
-30 50
19 20
Alfred Crocker, court fees, 2. 85
8 i
Albert Berry, land damages,
T. F. Drew, building poll place, West Yarmouth,
Joseph Bassett, fuel to town of&e, •
Wm. J. Davis, tally sheets, • • $3 00
11 " " . expenses to Sandwich, 3 56
1L expressage, 4 65
«' 4 i6 sealing wax, 45
4 f f ! f return of births, deaths
and marriages, -17 60
Win. J. Davis; attendance on town
meetings, 17 50
Wm. J. Davis, postage and stationery, • 1 00
L: Baxter, court fee,
S. Ward Co., stationery,
E. T. Baker, voting booths, South Yarmouth,
Wm. S. Fisher, marking bound stone between
Barnstable and Yarmouth,•
Geo. P. Matthews, passenger to almshouse,
J. B. Hall, labor at town office,
M. H. Crowell, recording deaths,
T.. T. Hallet, expenses to Boston for year,
4 4 4 4 stationery and stamps,
1i 46 " freight,
" " " • express,{.,,
'4 " " transportation of poor,
{ { { ( " to R. Howes, selling transportation
scholars, .
T. T. Hallet, burying horse,
" l [ { f telegrams,
STATE AID..
Ebenezer Crowell,
Mercy C. Crowell,
Lewis Y. Eldridge,
$48 00
44 00
33 00
$35 00
10 46
1" 50
47 76
3 03
3 50
13 20
1 'S0'
50
37
3 00
30 00.
13 03
1 29
2 28
2 50
' 200
1 00
74
$521 14
r 1 IYI I VI IIY 111 1,11 11
Elizabeth Hurst,
Chas. H. Howard,
Benj. Lovell,
Joseph H. Robinson,
David S. Baker,_
MILITARY AID.
Gilbert Lewis,
SOLDIERS' AID.
Catherine Kelley,
Davin Sears, 837.50.
Joyce Taylor, 40 00
Seth H. Hamblin, 70 00
$48 00
33 00
60 00
33 00
—=18 00
CLEARING SNOW.:
FIRES.
F. H. Homer, fire warden,
J. S. Baker, "
Oliver Hallet, " "
289 crows, •
140 muskrats,.
CROWS..
MUSKRATS.
LABOR ON FARM.
Freeman Ryder, $35 30
Alfred Gorham, 14 00
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING
C. F. Swift &. Son, town reports, $66 00
$.5 95
4 .50
11 57
warrants, 12 75
$361 00-
72 00•
24 00-
147 50
22 02
57 70
35 00
49 '30
10
C. F. Swift & Son,
44 64. tt i L advertising,
F. Hallett & Co., ballots,
tt tt tt school reports,
blank for selectmen,
500 schedules,
assessors' notices,
tax bills,
contractor's notice,
voting lists,
seals for precincts,
tt notice to contractors,
tt
tt
tt
tt
tt .
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tt
tt
tt
tt
tt
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tt
tt
tt
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and assessors,
$9 50
400"
$92 25
$10 00
53 40
5 00
8 00
-1 50
5 50
2 50
16 50.
7 00
2.50
5 00
116 90
$209 15
TRANSPORTATION OF SCHOLARS.
$535 40
E. L. Marsh, Tr. school committee,
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised by town,
from court fees,
N. W. Grush, rent of salt marsh,
Paid for incidentals, -- $521 14
36 00
24 00
- — --147 50
22 02
57 70
35 00
49 30
209 15
535 40
tt
tt
tt
tt
tt
tt
tt
tt
tt
tt
military aid,
soldiers",
clearing snow,
fires,
tt tt crows,
muskrats,
Labor on farm,
tt printing and advertising,
transportation of scholars,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
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$1,000 00 _
2 93
-1 50
632 78
$1,637-21 $1,637 21
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TOWN OFFICERS.
Seth Taylor, truant officer, $ 6 00
tt tt constable, 42 25
Auditors,
E. B. Hallet, teller, , .
John P. Brown, police officer,_
James Lack, inspector cattle,
O. T. Gorham, ballot clerk,
C. F. Purring on, registrar voters,
tt tt tt election officer,
$24'.50
- 10 00
A. C. Snow, sealer weights and Measures,
T. F. Drew, registrar voters and ballot clerk,
W. R. Farris, school committee,
T. W. Swift, moderator,
A. 13.'Chase, school committee,
E. L. Marsh, t
John Stetson, constable,
Edgar N. Baker, police,
Oliver Hallet, ballot clerk,
W. F. Kenney, precinct officer;
D. D. Kelley, tt
W. R. Farris, tt tt
Elisha T. Baker, inspector,
Isaiah Homer," tt of cattle,
Wm. J. Davis, registrar of voters,.
tt tt tt treasurer,.
E. W. Eldridge, election clerk, .
Edward Lewis, warden and horse hire,
A. Alden Knowles, inspector,
Selectmen, services, •
.Overseers. of poor, services,
Assessors, services,
Horse'hire,
.Stephen Wing, services,
tt,
$48 25
33 00-
3 00
50 00 -
29.00'
• 5 00 '
34 50
5 00
31 75
40 00
5 00 — —
35 00
59 00
32 00
.2 00.
2- 50
2 50
2 50
2 50
2 50
28 00
18 75
75 00
2.50
3.50
2 50
367 75
150 50
259 00.
221 25
45 00
1 ..i JI,J 1 1 I
• 12
Uriah Sears, police,
CR.
By cash from E. Lewis,
Net cost;
$ 2.00
$1,600 75
$ 25 00
1575 75
$1,600 75
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
W. E. Chaffin,
Amount raised by -town,
" from state;
Expended less than appropriation,
$211 42
$100 00.
167 10
55 68
$267 10 $267 10
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Seth H. Hamblin,
Joyce Taylor,
Luther R. Brown,
David. Sears, .
Anionnt raised by town,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
$1,600 00
900 00
1,100 00
44 95
$3,500 00
144 95
'63,644 95 $3,644 95
• SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS. .
•
E. L:.Marsh, Tr., •
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• $1,205 37
school supplies, 250 00
dog tax, 199 95
Vass. school fund, 245 07
Amount raised by town, -
of State. fund and dog tax,
Expended less than appropriation,. 194 63
$4,650 00
445 02
$5,095 02 $5,095 02
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TOWN DEBTS.
David Sears, repairs on roads, 1894, $ .82 70
Town of Dennis, repairs on . upper
bridge,:1894, . . • . 39 83
G. Perry 4, Co., furniture for ' sehool-
house, South Yarmouth, 65 92
D., E. Gooding, supplies to Geo. F.
Cash, 1893 to 1895; ., . - 191 15
C. C. Crocker, supplies. to poor ' iri : • •
Barnstable, 1893 to .1894, 111 .22 .
•I.:aiab Homer, inspector of cattle, 1394, 17 00
Amount raised by town,
Excess of appropriation,
$507 82°
= $500 00
7 82
$507 8.2 •
REPAIRS ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS. •
Almshouse,
North side school -house;
South "
West «
Amount raised by town,
Expended .less than appropriation,
$37 68
28 03
15 37 •
400 00
318 92.
$800 00
$800 00 $800 00
NOTES PAID. -
First National Bank of Yarmouth,
INTEREST ACCOUNT.
Amount raised by town, •
Interest on Sears Fund, .
Expended less than appropriation,
$810 00
90 00
$16,000 00
$900 00
$900 .00 $900 00
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'WILLOW STREET SIDEWALK.
Amount raised by town,
Seth H. Hamblin, $104 40
Expended in excess of appropriation, _
State tax,,
County tax,
Bank tax,
$104 40
TAXES PAID.
$1,260 00
2,115 43
2,742 30
BOUNTY ON SEALS.
Benj. Lovell, • $39 00.
Alfred Gorham, 3 00
$50 00
54 40
$104 40
$6,117 73
$42 00
STATE ROAD, SUNDRY ACCOUNT.
•John Hinckley & Son, lumber; -. $ 44 12
C. R. Bassett, setting scales, . 5:70
Jas. Lack, work on crusher, 96.43
T. T. Hallet, paid for hauling roller from Barnstable, 8 00
A. H. Knowles, plan south county road, 287 .50
Chas. Ellis, hauling roller to Barnstable, - 8 00
David Taylor, driving well, • . 58 50
Stephen Sears, expenses to Boston, 5 00
L. A. Cnase, painting signs, 1 50
Jas. G. Hallet, board of horse, 126 25
Joyce Taylor, cutting road and watching, $38 45
f [ « lighting lanterns, 73 25
« cutting road, ' - 1 50
making ,, 12 45
f { «' 100 posts, 2 00
F. C. Crocker, repairs -on roller,
Fred. Sherman, lighting lanterns and looking •
after fence,
127 65
8 60
48 00
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E. Baxter,. fencing and watching,
J. W. Chapman, right of way,
A. C. Howes, repairs on sand plow,
Johnson & Co., oil,
Jas. Baxter, horse for P. H. Everett,
Watson Thacher, repairs on tools, etc.,
B. F. Crocker, lumber,
Geo. P. Matthews, carting,
Seth Taylor, land releases, •
C. M. Bray, material,
J. B. Hall, sundries,
L. A. Chase, right of way,
painting signs,
T. T. Hallet, sundries,
expenses to Boston for year,
freight, tools, etc.,
telegrams,
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STATE ROAD UTENSILS.
Priest & Page, scales, -
W. K. Porter, horses,
« 6< « harness and express,
$265 00
51 05
$15 50
8 00
1 35
8 45
87 50
13 05
14 81
1 00
11 00
66 96
3 73
3 00
2 00
2 20
41 43
12 05
29
$1,117 57 _
$100 00
316 05
T. T. Hallet, freight on horses, 10 80
A. J. Wellington, roller and freight, 196 00
F. Alger, steam pump, .40 00
Joyce Taylor, sand scoop, 20 00
N. B. Burgess, tank, . 35 00
Albeit Berry, frame for tank, 31 26
George Lewis, tower and mill, 95 00 .
Ames Plow Co., cart and jack, 180 40
<< " « gravel screens, wheel -barrows _ -
and stone hammers, 49 99
Proctor Bros., watering cart, 175 00
Hinckley Bros. & Co., 200 ft. hose, 25 25
1
16
Mass. Broken Stone Co., pipe and sundries
about crusher, $ 49 39
$1,324 14
CR.
By difference on cart, $ • 69 00
1,264 14
Net expense, •
$1,324 14
STATE ROAD, CONSTRICTION ACC'T.
_Paid on account of State roads, . $16,143 61
Received for highway commission, .9,030 69
Cost to town,
STATE IIIGHWAY COMMISSION.
Freight on bound stone, $ 55 60
Extra work on mill bridge, 37 94
" " road, by direction of
engineer, 391 17
fi
$7,102 92
$484 71
'Amount paid by orders of selectmen
drawn upon the town treasurer
from Jan. 1, 1895, to Jan. 1, 1896, `
against the following accounts : $58,735 05
Incidentals,
State aid,
Military aid,
Soldiers' aid,
Clearing snow, -
Fires,
Crows,
Muskrats,
Labor on farm,
Printing and advertising,
Transportation of scholars,
Town officers,
$521 14
361 00
72 00
24 00
147 50
22 02
57 70
35 00
49 30
209 15
535 40
1,600 75
Supt. of schools,
Roads and bridges,
Support of schools,
Town debts,
Repairs on public buildings,
Notes paid,
Interest. account,
Willow street sidewalk,
Taxes paid,.
Bounty on seals,
State road utensils,
sundry account;
" construction account,
Highway Commission,
Almshouse, .-
Out of almshouse,
Other cities and towns,
Due from cities and towns,
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$ 211 42
3,644 95
4,900 39
507 82
481 08
16,000 00
810 00
104 4(Y
6,117 73
' 42 00
1,324 14
1,117 57
16,143 61
484 71
1,175 97
. 1,292 33
349 66
392 31
$58,735 05
REPORT OF OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
The board of overseers of the poor respectfully submit
their report for the year 1895.
THACHER T. HALLET, ) Overseers
EDWARD LEWIS, } of -
STEPHEN SEARS, ) Poor.
Inmates of the almshouse for the year ending Dec. 31,
1895:
Abigail Gage,
Samuel Taylor,
Sally Taylor,
Benj. Baker,
Adelia S. Baker,
Francis Brown,
John Gray,
Helen Cotelle,
Sarah A. Eldridge,
No. of tramps, 21.
Age. When committed.
70 1846.
79 1879
68 1879
69 1881
50 • •1890•
.83 1892 Died Sept. 28.
50 1893
21 1894
2 _ 1894__
POOR DEPARTMENT.
ALMSHOUSE.
Benj. T. Gorham, shoes, --
1. 11. Thacher, grain,
D. D. Kelley, supplies,
Lottie Lack, sewing,
J. E. Sturdy, supplies,
Polly H. Sherman, salary,
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eggs,
E. D. Payne, supplies,
Allen, Slade & Co., supplies,
•
$ 6 61
9 90 •
59 91
6 80
• 18 40
$350 00
9 56
359 56
90 15
23 53
19
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E. W. Eldridge, fertilizer,
Mrs. Edward S. Chase, labor, •
A. C. Megathlin, supplies,
D. S. Taylor, " $ 1 70
15 52
« « " repairs on pump,
$10 00
6 00
20 72
17 22
S. A. Chase, wire for fence, _ 3 73
L. K. Chase, shoes., • 8 10
E. S. Thacher & Co., supplies, 223 40
Edmund Walker, fuel, _ 14, 00
R. E. Holmes, supplies, 65 95
W. R. Farris, " ' 28 15
T. B. Pulsifer, medical attendance, _ 10 00
K. M. Taylor, coffin for F. Brown, 21 00
James •Lack, supplies, 1 50
S. L. Robbins, - 21 30
Alfred Gorham, " 50 60
Matthews & Payne, fuel, 54 94
• ' R.: K. Farris,. supplies, . 2 00
Seth. Taylor, services, • 50
Chas. M. Bray, fuel, . 7 50,
A. H. Eldridge, " 6 00
Isabel Lewis, supplies, : . 9 73
J. B. Hall, " 9 87
T. T. Hallet, medicinal supplies, '- 8 90
$1,175 9 -7 --
OUT OF ALMSHOUSE.
NORTH SIDE.
Fred. E. Cash, medical attendance, Dr. E. E.
Hawes,
Mrs. John Matthews, medical attendance, Dr.
T, 3. Pulsifer,
$ 17 00
8 25
20
James T. Chase, expenses of Chester
Chase in 'Mass. Gen'l Hospital, $176 72
'James T. Chase, clothes, E. D. Payne,. 6 70
f f « medical attendance, -
Dr. T. B. Pulsifer, 24 00
Mrs. Osborn Chase, house rent,' E.' F.
Smith, $36 "00
Mrs. Osborn Chase, supplies, E. D..
Payne, 55 00
Mrs. Osborn Chase, medical attend-
ance, Dr. Sears, 22 00
Mrs. Osborn Chase, medicine, T. T. "
Hallet, - 5 27
T. B. Pulsifer, on account of poor,
Morris Gray, supplies, S. Wing, $ 1 00
ff ff nursing, Mrs. J. Chase, 7 00
ff ff
`Mrs. C. E.
Chase,
Morris Gray, nursing, Clara Chase,
Mrs. D. Whel-
ff
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den,
Morris Gray, nursing, Serena Chase,
ff ti
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inson,
Morris Gray,
ff ff
T. B.
Morris Gray,
ff Rachel Ellis,
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Mrs. J. C. Rob -
shoes, B. T. Gorham,
medical attendance, Dr.
Pulsifer,. 39 00
coffin, K. M.: Taylor, 7 00
supplies, R. K. Farris, 72
40
5 00
9 00
8 00
7 00
2 75
21
SOUTH SIDE.
Grace Robinson, board, Sarah Cahoon, $16 00
66 it shoes, E. T. Baker,
2 85
Seth K. Baker, board, Susan Chase,
$207 42 Alton J. Baker, fuel, C. G. Baker, $ 9 50
" David Sears, -6 00
66 44 46. rent, Mary Thacher, 12 50
ff ff ff shoes, E. T. Baker, 18 91
'f 46 ff supplies, Sears & Hurst, 63 82:
ff ff ff ff C. G. Baker, 25 00
[f ff ff ff W. C. Brown, 6 72
« ff «-movin��T, David Sears, • 3 50
medical • attendance,
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2 50
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medicine, T. T. Hallet,
118 27 _
30 68
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Dr. T. B. Pulsifer,
Alton J. Baker, medical attendance,
Dr. E. M. Parker,
Alton J. Baker, fuel, L. Fuller & Co.,
rent,. Win. D. Baker,
supplies,. R. J. Baker,
nur.,in;, S. Swift,
fuel, Peregrine White,
ff Isaiah Homer,
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ff
ff
John N. Baker, supplies, Purrington &-
Small,
John N. Baker, .supplies, Zenas P.
Howes, -
John N. Baker, shoes, E. T. Baker,
" " " medical attendance, Dr.
E. M. Parker,
John N. Baker, fuel, David Sears,
ff ff ff supplies, W. R. Farris,
1 50
8 00
11 07
24 00
45 00
11 00
10 00
5 50
$16 94
1537•_"
50
2 25
3 00
16 79
$18 85
36 25
262
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r347
02
tit
54 85
111 37 Mary Butler, supplies, D. D. Kelley, - - $ 74
ff ff selling house, I. P. Mat-
thews, 1 50
$492 99 " . 2 24
22
Thacher'Ellis, moving,
Nathan Sears, shoes, E. T. Baker, $2 70
" supplies, Purrington &
Small, 1
Mrs. Edgar Marchant, house rent, W.
F. Baker,
Mrs. Edgar Marchant, supplies, C. G.
Baker,
7 61
$ 6 00
$3 00
23
Susan Hallet, fuel,. H. B. Chase
Sons, —_
Susan Hallet, fuel, Isaiah Crowell,
« Lot Hallet,
l {! « E. Lewis,
10 31
« - .f 66 J. S. Baker,
.f •4 ♦♦ Joyce Taylor,
.< ff «' Johnson & Co.,
27 2233 22-
Thos. Baxter, coffin, M. G. Bradford,
Mrs. David Buck, supplies, J. E. Crowell,
Sylvanus Crowell, medical attendance, Dr. L.
Edmunds,
Idelia Kelley, supplies, S. Wing,
fuel, David Sears,
supplies, R. J.; Baker,
.. Sears & Hurst,
'• .. °, Obed Baker,
fuel, C. H. Harward,
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{i .6,
4' .
Wm. Eldridge,
Isaiah Homer,
L. Fuller & Co., 5
$9
12
37
52
17
3
6
2
Hattie Chase, supplies, S. Wing,
'° fuel, David Sears,
Wm. Eldridge,
�. L. Fuller & Co:,
supplies, Sears & Hurst,
tt [{ '° Obed Baker,
l'
L(
«
00
00
40
82
65
00
00
75
00
$3 00.
00
6 00
2 75
1 85
2 61
3
WEST YARMOUTH.
James W. Holway, medical 'attendance, Dr. E.
M. Parker, -
Daniel Humes, supplies, Johnson & Co.,
Eleanor Baxter, medical attendance, Dr. E. E.
Hawes,
30 00
J
$18 50
3 00
7 00
3 00
900
3-00-
5 00
PAID OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS.
Taunton Lunatic Hospital, Gustavus $126 75
Hinckley,
Taunton Lunatic
Collins,
Taunton Lunatic
Christenson,
145 62 City of Boston, Mary Christenson,
Town of Carver, Mrs. Gustavus
Hinckley, -
Hospital, George
126.75
Hospital, Mary
54 30
6 86
19 21
$615 57
$ 2 25
16 52
13 50
35 00
48 50.
15 00
88 00
$183 77
$349 66
DUE FROM OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS.
State,
Brewster,
Dennis,
Falmouth,
Provincetown,
Chatham,
Harwich,
Barnstable,
$196 09
60 .00
34 64
48 00
43 48
3 00
2 10
5 00
$392 31
24 .
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised by town, '
" from Mary Butler house,
" " T. B. Pulsifer,
Paid for almshouse,
" `° out of almshouse,
" other cities and towns,
Expended less than appropriation,
$3,000 00
20 00
30 68 -
*1,175 97'
- 1,29233
349 66
232 72
$3,050 68 $3,050 68
REPORT OF THE ASSESSORS,
To THE CITIZENS OF YARMOUrn :
The assessors beg leave to submit the following report
for the year ending Dec. 31, 1895:
At the annual town meeting, Feb. 11, 1895, it was
voted that $16,050 be appropriated to defray the expenses
• of the town for the year just passed, instructing the
asseesors, however, to add to this sum the amount of money
expended for clearing snow and the transportation of
scholars, the transportation of scholars to be sold at public
auction to the lowest bidder. The cost of clearing snow
was $147.50 and. the transportation of scholars $535.40,
which, added to the original amount, makes a total of
$16,733.90. The sum raised by taxation was $16,991.10.
We have to report that on account of a loss in our
personal valuation- of the estate of the late Ellen B.
Eldridge, which amounted to $431,775, we were obliged- to
raise the rate of taxation two dollars on a thousand this
year. In our judgment this rate should go no higher, and
great care and prudence should be exercised by the voters at
the coming town meeting to accomplish this end.
THACHER T. HALLET, Assessors
STEPHEN SEARS, of
EDWARD LEWIS, Yarmouth.
VALUATION, MAY 1, 1895. •
Real estate, land, $346,795
bldgs., 478,880
l[
Personal estate,
Total valuation,
00
00
$825,675 00
769 43500
$1,595,110 00
Taxes levied on real estate,
.. .'
64
it
26
" personal estate,
polls
Number of polls,
" dwellings,
horses, -
..
66
..
4'
4'
cows,
64neat cattle other than cows,
sheep,
• ff acres of land assessed,
•�'� dogs licensed,
persons liable to military duty,
• residents assessed on property,
firms, corporations, etc., •
" {f non-residents assessed on property,
(. .f " firms, corporations, etc.,
persons assessed on property,
44 44 64 64 poll tax only,
Rate of taxation per thousand,
County tax,
State
$8,256 7.5
7,694 35'
1,040 00
'4
♦.
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4'
$11;,991 10
5.20
634
247
144
3•
20
10,188
100
236
426
85
295
45
851
• 158
$10 00
$2,115 43
$1,260 00.
.(
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF SEARS FUND.
Note of town in trustees' hands, Jan.
1, 1895, $16,055 73
Interest on same to Jan. 1, 1896, 963 34 -
$17,019 07
Received from town for interest
during year, . . $ 810 -00 .
Interest on the several, payments, 27 10
New note given by -town Jan. 1, 1896, 16,181 97
$17,019 07
STEPHEN :SEARS,
T.. T. HALLET,
Trustees of Sears Fund.
-.Jan. 1, 1896.•
REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER,
DR. -
Balance, Jan. 1, 1895,
Received from county treasurer, log licenses,
tt town of Provincetown,
tt
tt
"
'' tt "
"
tt
tt ' • it
Returned
Received
tt
tt
tt
"
tt.
ti
tt
tt
tt
tt
tt
Proceeds
it
Received
tt
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tt
CA
Middleboro,
Dennis,
Brewster,
" " Falmouth,
by Wm. E. Chaffin, overpaid,
from Mass. school fund, '
" auctioneers' licenses,
" billiard licenses,
tt - licenses for slaughtering,
sale of Mary Butler house,
" State treasurer for supt. of
•
schools,
it " „ " State highway,
Corporation taxes, -
tt tt tt -Nat'l bank taxes,
State aid,
tt County treasurer, bounty on seals,
" Court fees,
of notes for State highway,
tt tt First Nat'l Bank of Yarmouth,
from Seth Taylor, toll. of taxes, 1894,
tt
tt
tt
tt
"
tt
tt tt tt " " " 1895,
a
$846 74-
199
4199 95
90 00
41 00
110 14
35 75
52 00
163 95
245 08
4 00
4 00
3-00
20 00
167 '10
9,030 69
2,344 67 •
1,331 18
399 00
42 04.
9 83
7,500 00
21,259 72
6,075 00
12,175 00
$62,149 84.
29
- CR.
Paid out on orders to and including No. 3098, $59,423 73
except orders as follows, viz :
3055 3077 3084
3071 3078 3085
3072 . 3079 3086
3073 3080 3089
3074 3081 3090
3075 3082. 3095
3076 3083 3096
and all beyond No. 3098.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1896,
Town owes:
• 2,726 07
$62,149 80
Anticipation of taxes, $6,500 04)
For State highway:
First National Bank of Yarmouth, $2,500, due Oct.,- 1896
Bass River Savings Bank, $2,500, due Oct., 1900
Barn. County Mutual Fire .Ins. Co., $2,500, due Dec., 1903
Due from collector of taxes Jan. 1, 1896 : -
Taxes of 1894, $ 846 11
-44 tt . 1895, 7,562 35
$8,408 46
VITAL STATIS1ICS FOR 18-95,
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN 1895.
Jan. 24. Freeman E. Snow, 29 Orleans
Addie C. Baker, • 31 Yarmouth
Jan. 24. Henry R. Usher, 28 Yarmouth
Sylvia May Bassett, 22 Yarmouth
. April 4. Orrick S. Chase, 49 Chatham
Loira E. Baker, • 41 Yarmouth
April 15. James Wggins, 49 Yarmouth .
Eliza Hartigan, . .37 Boston
April 30. Leander Cahoon, 32 Dennis
Mildred Goodwin, 19 - Yarmouth
May 11. Nathan F. Snow, 33 Yarmouth _
Mabel L Perry, 19 . Dennis
June 13. Walter R: Barter, 21 Yarmouth
Lavinia H. Morgan, 21 Yarmouth
June 16. Ebenezer Brooks .Joy, .61 Dennis
Mary Olivia Eldridge, 48 Yarmouth
June 27. Frederic Warner, 26 Yarmouth
• Nellie L. Baxter, , - 24 Yarruouth
Aug. 2.- Frank G..Niekerson, 23 Yarmouth
Emma A.'Dourlass, 26 Unity, Me.
Aug. 24. Joshua F. Crowell, '28 Yarmouth
Emma Florence Hathaway, 35 Freetown
Sept. 22. William A. Marchant,. 25 Yarmouth
Lucy -S. Taylor, 21 Hyannis
Oet. 3. Thomas Sturgis Crowell, 23 Yarmouth
Isabella Hammett Taylor, 19 Yarmouth
Oct. 16. H. Clinton Chase, 23 Yarmouth
Lora M. Crowell, 22 Dennis
Oct. 17. Francis Walker Kelley, 25 Yarmouth
Gertrude Norton Kelley, 28 Dennis
Nov. 3.
Nov. 21.
Dec. 7.
31
Silva th Kittlla,
Maria Mehtala,
Joseph Franklin Baxt.r,
HannahHowes 'fayio_,
Hora'_e Cahoon,
Florence Witherell,
25 Yarmouth
38 Hyannis
'22 Hyannis
22 Yarmouth
22 Yarmouth
- 20 Yarmouth
1)I:_L1'IIti . RECORDED IN 1895.
Feb. . 6. Edwin E. Baker, chronic tuberculosis, 60 3
Mar. 23. B: njamin Blatchford, plenal conies -
tion, - 86 3 11
April _ . Charlotte Cotelle, organic disease of_
the heart, 82 4 5.
May 1. Ellyikte Crowell, car, ino:naof larynx; _7 2 5 21
May 18. Orrin B. Bink, hra:t failure, 60 4 17
May 21. William White, old age, 84 1 2
June Stillborn child, Hallett.
June 8. J. Blanche Baker, acute entero, -
__cahtis,-. - - ---- - - . 7 23
_ June 9. Infant child, Nickerson, 15
June 15. Chandler Bray, disseminated tuber-
culosis.
June 15. Mary C. Jenkins, pneumonitis, . 57 3 10
July 9. Clement H. Baker, cardiac hyper-
44
yper-
44 3 14
51 5 -
5 23
90 21
July 23.
Aug. 30.
Sept. 21.
Sept. 21.
Sept. 28.
Sept. 30.
Oct. 8.
Oct. 13.
Nov. 16.
Dec. 1.
trophy,
Sarah Kelley, cancer of the breast,
Lillian Gray, consumption,
Data Baker, dysentery,
Dalton Pinard Sears, cholera infantum
and convulsions, 1 8 17
Francis Brown, old age, 86 -
Charles Julius Cobb, enteritis; 9 9
Freeman Howes, valvular disease of
the heart,
Eleanor Baxter, cancer,
Abagail Ryder, apoplexy, exhaustion,
Henry Baker, heart disease,
67 7
58 .9 2
62 1 23
73 2
D:c. 4.
Dec. 15.
Dec. 29.
1894.
Dec. 21.
Dec. 25.
1895.
Mar. 7.
Mar. 7.
Mar. 8.
April 20.
May 3.
May 19.
May 21.
May 24.
May 25.
June 11.
June
July
July
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
?1.
13.
24.
29.
10.
16.
19.
22.
20.
32
Meribah R. Hallett, chronic nephritis, 76
Olive Bray, carcinoma, 71 4 27
Nelson White, old age, 77 5 11
BIRTHS RECORDED IN 1895.
Charles Julies Cobb, Charles E. and Ellen M.
Hattie May Robinson, Leston P. and Lilla M.
(male) Silver LaRosa, Joseph and Marie.
Lillian Gray, Morris and Bertha.
Hattie Frances Ellis, James W. and Lilla F.
Effie Linwood Taylor, Ansel E. and Emily B.
George Carleton Drew, George P. and Mary S.
Brownell Everett Baker, Alton J. and Martha A.
Lester DeSilver, Joseph C., Jr., and Ora B.
Minnie Farris Eldrid_e, Ernest W. and Hattie A.
(male) Nickerson, Charles L. and Addie N.
Lucy Naonii Montealm, Warren E. and
Florence M.
Inez Earle Prentice, Ernest F. and Edna R.
Salome Smith Taylor, William H. and Mary W.
(female) Usher, Henry R. and Sylvie May.
Bessie Evelyn Taylor, David S., Jr., and
Emma J.
Elizabeth I. Burgess, Edgbert F. and Rosanna J.
Elizabeth Sears Dean, Henry and Ruth H.
Carlton Leslie Taylor, Frederic T. and Sarah.
Lafayette Chase Robie, Edward A. and Hattie C.
Frederic Milton Hallett, Fred. and Grace E.
Everett Augustine Tripp, Joseph W. and
Eunice H.
Bray, Henry D. and Grace E.
LIST OF JURORS
AS PREPARED BY
David Sears,
Theodore F. Drew,
B€41jen}i-a-lrievell
Jaxauliah-Eldr-idge(
Kilburn M. Taylor,
Elbridge Taylor,
Albert C. Snow,
John G. Thacher,
George H. Kelley,
George Hallet, 2d,
Fred. A. Baker, -
Benjamin R. Howes,
Seth Taylor,
Zenas P. Howes,
L&A.e• .!�' sCedc
TIHE SELECTMEN JAN. 17, 1895.
Edmund W. Eldridge,
Charles Ellis,
Benajah Crowell,
Oliver Hallet,
Lafayette K. Chase,
David D. Kelley,
Manton H. Crowell,
Freemen Ryder,
Francis W. Homer,
ARItrijiaffn
Reuben. Howes,
Fred. Hallett,
Gideon Matthews,
Seth Kelley.
-,. 4.4/Y3 c a2
ROAD COMMISSIONERS' REPORT,
NORTH SIDE.
$ETH II. HAMBLIN, IN ACCOUNT WITH TIIE TOWN OF YARMOUTH,
LABOR. ON ROADS, 1895.
Nathan Hallett, 148 loads clay, 5c.,
.Taseph Bassett, 12i -hours, 30e.,
Chas: 31. Bray, per bill, '
J. G. Thacher, 28k
C. R. Bassett, 20
J. Ti. Hall, per bill,
Michael Keveney, 8 " 20e.,
Patsie Heffernan, 11i "
Geo. B. Lewis, per hill,
William P. Bray, 34t . " "
Seth Taylor, 20 • " 30c.,
Vulcan Road Machine Co., per bill,
Melinda Taylor, 48 loads clay, 5c., •
Patrick Morgan, 143 hours, 20c.,
C. R. Bassott, per bill,
Henry Baker, • 3
Edward -F. Smith, 12i " 30e.,
E. B. I3allett, per bill,
Jonathan Usher, Jr., 20
Patrick Heffernan, 10
G. H. Baker, per bill,
James A. Ellis, 10 30c.,
I. H. Thacher, 10 " 20c.,
Osborn E. Baker, per bill,
Patrick Heffernan, 18i °' "
.George Chase, 12i 66
Osborn E. Baker, per. bill,
J. W. Hamblin, 55i
66
66
66
66 20c.,'
f! 66
psi 1 ,„.,
.6
66
$ 7 40
3 75
1 79
8 48
6 00
411 ”
1 70
2 30
22 85
6 85
6 00
17 59
2 40
28 60
.1 40
GO
3 75
1 70
4 00
. 2 00
15 00
307.
2 00
15 00
3 70
2 50
15 00
11 10
r....:..,.�..:•
35
.Jonathan Usher, Jr., 16 hours, 30e., $4 80 •
Freeman Howes, per bill, 3 00.
Harry Young, 12 20e., 2 40
Patrick Morgan, . 141i 44- 28 30
Gorham Bacon, per bill,. 45 00
Jas. P. Cash, 21i h., 20c., $4.30; 17 h., 30c., $5.10,
.F. C. Cash, 16 hours, 20e.,
• Oliver 1-Iallet, per bill,
Isaiah Ellis, - 2i " 30e.;
Leonard Ellis, • 2i
John Hinckley & Son, per bill,
Edmund Walker, • 16i hours,
George Hallet, 2d, 75 "
Watson Thacher, per bill,
E...S..Chase, 3 hrs., 20c., !i0c. ; 3 iirs
Patrick Morgan,
F. E. Sherman,
Ernest Megathlin,
20e.,
20c.,
., 30c., 90c.,
26i hours, 20c.,
7
f6 66.
7i 66 66
Chas. Ellis. 7 hrs., 20c., $1.40 ; 7 hrs., 30c., $2.10,
Chas. W. Ellis, 51. hours, 20e.,
Albert Taylor, 42i • 40c.,
E. S. Chase, 5 hrs. 20c., $1 ; 7i hrs., 30e., $2.25;
Jeremiah Chase,
71 hours, 20c.,
H. D. 131ay, • • 15
Harty Young, 20
Michael Keveney, 20
James A. Morgan, 15 •
Charles E. Chase, 12
James P. Cash, 5 46. "
James Smith, 124 " 30e.,
Patrick Heffernan, 11 " 20e.,
Amos Arey, 12 `6
Jonathan Usher, 24
E. S. Mecarta, 22 66
Frank I. Robbins, 7i. "
Olicer Hallet, X15 6` 30c.,
44
66
66.
66.
66
66
"
.66
66
I
A 40
3 20
3 60
75
50
3 72
4 95
15,00
3 50
1 50
5 30
1 50
1 50
3 50
10 20
17 00
3 25
1 50
3 00
4 00
4 00
3 00
2 50
1 00
3 75
2 20
2 50
4. 80
55
1 50
• 4 50
. 36
Benj. Phillips, 9 hours, 20c.,
Amos Arey, 26*
Alfred Howland; 401 " 30c.,
Chas. E. Chase, 4
Edward F. Smith, 5*
James P. Cash, 30
George Robbins, 46
N. B. Burgess, per bill,
Frank C. Baker, 46
Iloward F. Nickerson, 34
Warren Ellis, 46
Willie Ellis, - 46
Leonard Ellis, 46
Isaiah Ellis, 16*
N. B. Burgess, per hill,
Elam S. Mecarta, 48 hrs., 20c., $9.60; 49 hrs., 30e.,
$14.70,
Geo. Robbins, - 48 hours, 20c.,
Benj. R. Howes, • - 46 " 30c.,
Edmund H. Robinson, 59 h., 20c., $11.80 ; land
damage, $1.50,
Amos L. Phillips, 55+* h., 15c., $9.83-; 67 h., 20c.,
$13.40, - 23 23
Lewis Nickerson, 9 hours, 20c., 1 80
William P. Bray, 46 " 44 9 20
Benj. Phillips, 15-- " " 3 00
J. W. Hamblin, - ---- 100 " 30c., 30 00
Charles Ellis, 63 hrs., 30e., $18.90; 274 loads clay, •
5c., $13.70, --- - 32 60
17 hours, 20c., 3 40
54* 30c., 16 30
32 15c., 4 80
60 . 200., 12 00
35 7 00
32 6 40
32 6 40
(f
{i
44
20c.,
i[ ff
t{
if
15c.,
20c.,
it
30c.,
$1 80
5 30
12 20
1 20
1 65
6 00
9 20
15 05
9 20
5 10
9 20
9 20 _-__-
9 20
4 95
4 80
24 30
9 60 ..
13 80
13 30
Sylvanus Cash,
Jas. A. Ellis, -
• Jas. W. Ellis,
Chas. Cash,
Archelus Phillips,
Millard T. Gray,
William F. Bray,
..i. ,. ,_ Wi .. Lim.
44
It
1
Albert Berry, per bill,
George A. Bray,
George F. Bray, -
Edward C. Bray,
Seth Walker,
M. Giney;
Frank I. Robbins,
J. Robert Bray,
Freeman Ryder, 2 h., 20c.,
Freeman Howes,
David Whelden,
Gideon Matthews,
Edgar Merchant,
Amos L. Phillips,
Lewis Nickerson,
Frank I. Robbins,
Amos L. Phillips,
John E. Olar, 59 h., 15c.,
- $2.50, - -
Alfred Baker
Elnathan Eldridge,
Harry Young,
Jas. Morgan,
Edward Smith,
Eddie Cash,
Bertie Cash,
Geo. W. Ryder,
Samuel Cobb,
A. II. Eldridge, 40
5c., $4.50,.
E. S. Waite,
Frank I. Robbins,
Howard F. Nickerson,
Amos Arey,
Patrick Heffernan,
C. M. Bray, per bill,
Geo. H. Baker",
11 II�IIIIII� l_ �.1 /
37
13 33
32 '' 1 ' 6 40
32 " " 6 40
32 " 30c., 9 60
32 " 20c., 6 40
32 , " 15c., 4 80
7 " 20c., 1 40
18 " " 3 60
$ .40 ; 60 h., 30c., $18.00; 18 40
20 hours, 30c., 6 00
27* 20c., • 5 50
46* " 30c., 13 95
32 46 15c., 4 80
5 20c., 1 00
12* 44 2 50
75
17- 350
$8.85;
5 " 150.,
" 20c.,
50 loads clay, 50.,
16 hours, 20c.,
16
16
23
16. " 30c.,
14 15•c.,
14.
17
16- "
hrs., 30c., $12.00; 90 loads clay,
{{
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{f
66
20c.,
5 hours, '20c.,
7
16
7*
34
15c.,
30c.,
20c.,
130 " 30c.,
11
3
3
3
'4
4
2
2
3
3
35
20
20
20
60
80
10
10
40
20
16 50:
1 00
1 05
4 80
1 50
6 80
8 08
39 00
38
Osborn E.. Baker; 130 hrs.;30c,„ $39.00.; 300
clay, 5c., $15.00,-
C.
R. Bassett,
Allen (ash,
Chas. Cash,
Frank I. Robbins,
N. Montcalm, 327 loads clay, 5c.,
loads
54 00
16 hours, 30c., 4 80
51 20c, .10.20
2i 64 ,6 50
15c., 1 05
16 35
Amos L. Phillips, 7-i hours, 20c., 1 50
Frank I: Robbins, -5 - " . 15c., 75
Amos L. Phillips, 15 "' 20c.,. 3 00
James Gorham, 7i 64 6, ' 1. 50
Amos L. Phillips, 7 46 ,4 1 40'
J. W. Hamblin, 100 hrs., 20e., $20.00; 58 -hrs.,
30c., $17.40, 37 40
Amos L. Phillips, 19 hours, 20e., 3_80
Amos L. Phillips, 7 hrs., 20c., $1.40 ; 5 hrs., 30c.,
$1.50,
Jeremiah Robinson, .
17i hours, 20c.,
-
Amos L. Phillips, 27
Michael Gurney, 25
G. W. Simpkins, for loam,
Amos Arey, 9i
1. H. Thacher,
E. B. Hallett:, per bill,
Amos L. Phillips, 17
Chas. Cahoon, , 9
Charles E.Hallett, 171- hrs., 20c., $3.40; 36 hrs.,
• • 30c., $10.80, 14 20
Jas. Cash, • 9i- hours,. 20c., 1 90
John Hinckley 8.:,'Son, per bill, 10 68
J. A. Ellis, 55 hrs., 30c., $16.50; 137 loads clv,_
• 5c., $6.85, 23 35
W. F. Arey, 8 _ hours, 20c., 1 60
Win. Shields, per bill, 4 55
David \Vhelden, 26 li, 20c., $5.20; 5 h., 15c., 75e., 5 95
D. G. Eldridge, per bill, 2 55
44
46
66
66
''
44
6,
66
66
2 90
3 50
5 40
5 00
2 00
1 90
3 50
1 60
3 50
1 80
j;k151; soma. I I• 1 101EM.
(.1
•
Edward C. Bray,
Frank -C. Baker,
Fred. Smith, 7
Oliver Hallet, per hill,
Nathan -Bassett,
Chas. A. Chase,
.T. Ernest Megathlin,
Jas. P. Cash, • .
Amos L. Phillips,
Henry Baker,_
Charles Ellis, per bill,
Allen Cash,
Chas. Cash,
Chas. Ellis, per bill, .
Alfred Baker, 7
Nathan Bassett, • 22* ,‘
Geo. Hallet, 2d, 9 hours, scraper, 40c., - •
Frank G. Nickerson,_ 5 hours, 20c.,-
;Peo. Robbins, 6 46
Jos. C. Chase,
E. K. Arey,
E. S. Mecarta,
Seth Walker,
Archelus- Philips,
Patrick Morgan,
J. G. Hallet, 13 hrs.,
$5.40,
E. S. Chase, .
Amos L. Phillips,
Seth Taylor,
Edmund Walker,
J. Silva, 12 " 20c.,
S. H. Hamblin, per bill, labor .and Material,
39
• 21 hours, 20c.,
44
92 .
5
14
9
14i
10..
8i
6.
66.
66 ft
66 64
it 46
•
6,
66
18
29
18
-11i " 20c.,
6i
155 ."
30e., $3.90; 12 hrs:, 45c.,
4, 6,
'64
" 30e.,
ti 64
.19i hours, 30c.,
10 " 20c,
95i
50
" 30c.,
,f
Drawn from town, $1,600.00,
4 20
50
1 40
4 80
18 40 .
1 00
2 80
1 80
2 90
2 10
25 05
1 70
1. 20
2 52
1 40
4 50
3 60
" 1 15
1 20
3 60
5 80
5 40
2 30
1 30
31 00
9 30
5 90
2 00
28 65
15 00
2 40
215 30
$1,603 00
40
WILLOW STREET.
Patrick Morgan,
H. D. Bray,
Jas. A. Moran,
Harry Young, •
P. Heffernan,
Michael Keveney, -
• Jas. P. Cash, •
Patrick Heffernan,
Jonathan Usher,
C. R. Bassett,
Oliver Hallet,
S. H. Hamblin, 33 hrs.,
$8.10,
Geo. W. Ryder,
J. G. Hallet,
Amos L. Phillips,
49 hours, 20c.,
20 LL
20
23
23 "44
23 "
35
49
33
.27/ " 30c.,
30 " "
20c., $6.60; 27 hrs., 30c.,
LL
LL
"
46.
'4
LL
33 hours,
• 20 "
9/
Drawn from town treasury,
LABOR ON SNOW.
Chas. M. Bray, per bill,
J. P. Cash,
E. A. Nickerson,
W. E. Ellis,
Isaiah Ellis,
Isaiah L. Ellis,
Syivanus Cash,.
A. -L. Phillips,
Willard Robbins,
Geo. Chase,
Henry A. Cobb,
W. F. Smith,
Jos. C. Chase,
Ernest Bray,
Geo. A. Bray,
20c.,
45c.,
20c.,
6 hours, 20c.,
8
4/
4/
4/
21 "
2/
6 "
9/
4
4/
4/
4
,4
4'
LL
LL
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LL
LL
LL
LL
LL
LL
LL
LL
LL
66
LL
"
LL
LL
LL'
$9 80
4 00
4 00
4 60=
4 60.
4 60
7.00
9 80
6 60
8 25
9 00
14 70
6 60
9 00
'1 85
$104 40
$104 40
$7 55
1 20
1 60
90
90
90
50,
50
1 20
1 95
80
95
95
80
80
r
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1.
7 :It]
-
W, F. Bray,
G. F. Bray,
G. E. C. Bray,
Freeman S. Cash,
E: S. Chase, •
Grant Chase, .
Wm. A. Cash,
A. E. Arey,
E. K. Arey,
C. A. Chase,
J. Robert Bray,
Chas. Cahoon,
W. Nickerson,
A. Walker,
- Jeremiah Chase,
H. D. Bray,
Henry Baker, -
Freeman Ryder,
C. M. Bray, per bill,
Jos. Walker,
Benj. Walker,'
Amos Arey, -
Jonathan Usher,
E. S. Mecarta,
Oliver Hallet,
Jas. A. Cash,
John Silva,
E. F. Smith,
C. W. Ellis,
R. D. Ellis,
Alfred Baker,
W. E. Montcalm,
S. H. Hamblin,'11 hrs.,
$5.60,
Albert Taylor,
Chas. Ellis,
41'
3 hours,20c.,
3. <<
4
"
• 4/ ..
5/ 4.4
4
3
2
3 "•
• 2/ L L
1
3
LL
LL
fL
64 •
" 60
80
35
90
1 10
80
50
60
" 40
75
55
35
85
60
1 05
40
1 00
4 75
1 50
80
75
85
30
1 10
90
40
90
80.
35
40
40
LL
LL LL
51
2
7i
4 LL
3/
4.
1/
5/.
4/
2
4/
4
3/ - " 10c.,
2 Li 20e.,
2 LL LL
20c., $2.20; 14
LL
"
LL
Lf
LL
LL
LL
LL
LL
LL
LL
LL
LL
LL
. LL
hrs., 40c.,
9 hours, 20c.,
6
7 80
1 80
1 20
Albeit Dean, •
E. Eldridge, ' •
Jeremiah Robinson,
G. W. Ryder,
R. W, Park,
J..G. Hallet, •
42
2
a
4
31
4
181
((
((
((
40e.,
Amount drawn from town treasury, $70.00. -
SOUTH SIDE.
DAvio SEARS, ROAD comoss1oNER.
5 .hours, 20e.,
Benj. Bray,
David Sears, 20
(( ((
Joseph H. Robinson; 10
Perry White, . 12
Stephen Sears, as per bill,
D. R. Wicks; . 8 posts, 40c.,
David Sears, freight on posts,
Sears & Hurst, stub -hoe,
((• 66 spikes, -
,P. P. Akin, moving fence,
David Sears, labor on lower road,.
5
K • ((
([
66
i{
30e.,
20e.,
((
Amount drawn, $44.95.
SNOW ACCOUNT.
Geo. B. Lewis, 14/ hours, 20e.,
A. H. Sears, 101 " 40e.,
David F. Sears, 6 " 20c.,
`j ii
Leo Taylor, 8¢
F. W. Homer and others with team,
Wm. F. Chase, 4 hours, 20c.,
-Prentiss White, 10 ((
George 11. Kelley, / (( 15c.,
Ahira Baker, -2i 20c.,
((
((
•
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40
1 00
so
7.)
80
7 55
$70 00
-$ 1 00
4.00
1 50
200
2 40
14 50
3 20
i2
1 13
1 00'
-3 00.
11 00
$45 45
$ 2 95
4 30
1 20
1 75
14 45
80
2 00.
10
50
David Sears,
Albert P. Raker,
Nelson Baker,
(( ;(
(( f(
{C i(
Jos. K. Chase,
Gilbert Studley,
Amount' drawn, $37.50:
Finney Crowell,
J. W. Fuller,
Thomas Collins,
A. H. Cotelle,
D. M. Chase,.
Nelson Eldridge,
David F. Sears,
Roger Eldridge,
J. N. Baker,
S. B. Baker,
R. Baker,
O. A. Baker,
J. Eldridge, 40 posts, 6c.,
.1. N. Baker, .pump box,
D. M. -Chase, . '-
J. N. Baker,
A. I3. Baker,
J. Eldridge, plank,
A. 13. Baker,
J. N. Baker,
R. Baker,
E. S. I3iker,
43
251
1
1
1
1i
3
3
i(
i(
'((
s(
((
((
19 hours, 20c.,
15 "
15 (4 ((
19 4.4 20c.,
163- • 30c.,
6 ((
44 20e.,
9
19 ((
6
134
.2
•2
1.2i
((
((
(i
it
3 "
5i ((
22i
10
(0
15c.,
100., .
30c.,
20c.,
40e.,
27c.,
40c.,
ii
((
" 20c.,
(( ((
Charles E11is, 161 loads loam, 5e:,
1). S. Taylor, 35 hours, 30e.,.
80 30
20
30
20
20-
30
60
60.
$40 75
80
-.$3: 4 t00
• 4 50
60
4 95
1 80
8 80
1 80 .
85
60
4 05
40
40
60
50
2 30
1 12
5 00'
1 00
1 '50
2 20
4 50
4 00
0
3
10 50
44
J. L. Baker, 20
Clifton Baker, 20
Willis Hall, 20
Martha White, 175 loads loam, 7c.,
J. Eldridge, 26 posts, 6c.,
C. 11. Harwood, 15 posts, 5c.,
G hours,
5
'' 4,
66
"
Benj. Bray,
Thacher Ellis,
Ernest P. Baker, 12
Ernest P. Baker, 12*-.
1. W. Ellis, 7*
J. A. Robinson, 2 " 20c.,
Reuben Baker, 57 " 30c.,
• Jos. K. Chase, mason work,
J. U. Baker, 5
E. P. Baker, 3*
I. F. Homer, 8 " 50c.,
J. K. Sears, 457 loads loam, 7c.,
Stephen Sears, land damage, -
Elizabeth Stetson, land damage, '
Sturgis Crowell, 137 loads loam, 7e.,
Joseph Cotelle, 18 hours,
James Chase, 15*
A. U. Cahoon, 25 - "-
0. H. Chase, 16*
B. L. Baker, 30 " 30c.,
R. D. Farris's Son; turf axe;
L. H. 13aker, 25
Geo. II. Loring, 30
B. S. Cotelle, 10
C. 13. Oliver, 20
F..M. Johnson, 20
W. N. Stetson, 40
A. M. Homer, 25
Isaac Ellis, 30
Isaiah Sherman, - 20
I. Ellis, 16
20c.,
�. .
30c.,
20c.,
f{
30c.,
"
"
Li
f.
20c.,
''
[,
.4'
tt
(L
66
''
4'
20c.,.
30c.,
20c.,
30c.,
20c.,
30c.,
20c.,
30c.,
20c.,
$4 00'
4 00
6 00
12 25
1 56
75
1 30
1 00
2 44
3 75
2 25
40
15 30
6 48
1 50
1 00
4 00
31 99
1 50
2 00
9 59
3 60
3 50
5 00
3 30
9 00
1 75
5 00
.9 00
2 00
6 00
4 00
12 00
5 00-
9 00
4 00
320-
45
At vAL.u._I
Xaoini Montcalm, 2:33 loads loam, 5c.,
Samuel Robbins, 10 hours, 20e.,
Ahira Baker, 30 " 66
Robert Clark, 20 "
•R. A. Baker, 20 "66
H. V. Matthews,- 20 30c.,
James A. Robinson, 27
" " " turf
Wm. H. Eldridge,
Gilbert Studley,
Geo. F. Matthews,.
C. M. Brown, .
Polly Robinson, land damage,
hook,:
20
20
16
20
John P. Brown, • 20
John H. Stetson, 20.
E. S. Baker, 20
E. S. Baker, 10
R. Baker, 48
- Freeman Baker, 30
Lewis Y. Eldridge, 40
J.* H. Robinson, , 20 "
Horatio Matthews, 30
Wilburn .Baker, 30
F. W. Homer, 58
I. F. -Homer, • 33*
Reuben K. Farris, 15
Fred. A. Baker, •30
Purrington Small, spikes,
Frank F. Collins, 33
T. S. Holway, • 30
Edgar N. Baker, 20 - " 20e.,
F..Eldridge, 20 "
F. 3lyrick, 30 " 30c.,
W. C. Fuller, 35
C. H. Harwood, 5 loads stone,
4.6 « « 35 hours, 30c.,
ff
30c.,
20c.,
30c.,
hours, 30c.,
''
'4
li
''
(f
4'
''
{{ 44
20c.,
15c.,
-30c.,
20c.,
30c.,
20e.,
30c.,
20c., .
" 30c.,
'' ''
''
• 4'
11 65
2 00
6 00
4 00
4 00
6 00
5 40
80
6 00
6 00
3-20
6 00
1 00
6 00
6 00
4 00
1 50
14 40
6. 00
12 00
4 00
9 00
'6 00
i1 60
6 70.
450
9 00
1 58
9 60
900
4 00
4 00
9 00
10 50
5 30
10 50
Il rl&MI i
Watson F. Cahoon,
D; S. Taylor,
Geo. F. Matthews,
E. S. Baker; •
J. K. & B. Sears, fencing,
1 Ruben Baker,
• D. S. Baker. .
Nelson Baker,
.Joseph H. Robinson,
Road machine,
B. Homer,
1. P. Matthews,
C. M. Brown,
Elmer F. Whittemore,.
Albert H. Cotelle,
Austin Whittemore,
A. F. Wison,''
at Ryder,
3. P. C. Goodwin, 10
Alhert. Baker, 20
S. B. Baker, 3
W. H. Oliver, . 20
D. M. Chase, 50
.A. 13. Baker, 57
T. D: Brown,46 «
Nelson Baker,
J0 , " 15c.,
T. D. Brown, • 2 " 30e.,
C. F. Purring -ton, 90 ft. hard pine plank, 2f e.,
Iliram E. Baker, upper bridge road,
A. Berry, land damage,
J. P. Brown,
Amos R. Baker,
B. S. Robinson,
.Tercurialt Eldridge,
J. K. & B. Sears, fencing,
46
20 hours, 20c.,
'' «
23f
10
23
20
13
7'.
20'
20
26
15
15
15
• 15
25 cc
''
66
4♦ 30c.,
20e.,
64
.64
{,
14
46
({
30e.,
(L
20c.,.
44
6,
4,
46
10c.,
t4
30c.,
44
if
17f hours, 20c.,
17#
9
17
4'
ff
4'
''
15c.,
$4 00
1 30
4 70
2 00
4 35
4 60
6 00
2 60
1 40
:37 50
6 00
Ii 00
7 80
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
5 00
2 00
4 00
30
4 00
15 ('0
17 00
13 80
4 50
60
.> a5
85 00
13 33
3 50
3 50
1 80.
2 65
4 18
'47
M. H. Crowell, repairs on road scraper, stub hoes, •
$5 85
201 06
. etc;.,
Luther H. Brown, bill,
Receives! from town treasurer, $1,100.00.
Labor on roads and bridges, $1,100.00.
BASS RIVER LOWER BRIDGE ACCOUNT.
J. U. Baker, labor,
C. H. Baker, draw tender,
M. 11. Crowell, draw tender,
Jos. M. Adams, 4llard pine plank,
Carting plank from South Dennis :
J. K. & B. Sears & Co., lumber,
J. U. Baker, labor,
J. K. & B. Scars & Co.,. lumber,
WEST SIDE.
JOYCE TAYLOR., ROAD COMMISSIONER.
CR.
By balance due from acct. of 1894,
•
Ellis P. Baker,
Benj. Gifford,
Geo. S. Taylor,
R. Lewis Taylor,
Timothy Cotelle,
Everett Baker,
Richard Scars,
Elnathan Eldridge,
Harris E. Cotelle,
W: W. Holway,
Sam'! Ii: Drew,
LABOR ON ROADS.
97 hours, 20c.,
77 44 «'
97
97
97
47
97
54f
97
37•
40
30c.,
20e.,
'' 44
ft
30c.,
15c.,
$320 87
$16 64
16 75
20 00
• 4 00
10 54
14 25
18 53
$100 71
$ 7 36
19 40
15 40
19 40
19 40
19 40
14 10
19 40
10 90
19 40
11 '10
6 00
4
Bena.jah \Vlielden,
.1. E. Crowell,
Louis Baxter,
Alfred C. Drew,
H. F. Studley,
Darius Y. Cotelle,
Luther C. Buck,
Eben S. Baxter,
J. Ni;•ker son,
W. F. Baker,
Fernandus Baker,.
Joshua F. Crowell,
Isaiah Crowell,
Stephen W. Mitchell,
Ansel L. Baker,
• Ansel Taylor,
Wm. A.Marchant,
Chester R. Stacy,
Jose C. Desilver, Jr.,
Jose C. Desilver,
Thomas W. Graves,
Joshua S. Baker, •
Charles Lewis,
Thomas W. Graves,
D. B. Taylor,
Daniel Haines,
48
107* hours, 20c.,
47
10
10
51*
50
107
98*
58
'97
50
40
50
50
53.*
67
47
27
-68*
55
27
47
54
85
15*
97
4'
it
30c.,
10e.,
30e.,
4'
44—
t 44 __
4;
'4
'4
'4
44
44
4'
46.
Albert Berry, ' 83*
G4 301 loads clay, 7c.,
Ellis P. Baker,
Wm. F. Fowler, _
David S. Marchant,
Mrs. D. Howard, 35
Charles ' Lewis,
Lockwood Baxter,
Horace Baxter,
4'
"
'4
4'
44
44
44
44
44
44
44.
44
44
20c.,
15e.,
44
20c., •
10e.,
15c.,
30c.,
44
15c.,
4'
44
44
'4
30c.,
'4
15c.,
30e.,
20c.,
15c.,
30c.,.
' 2* hours, 20c.,
47 i4
55 - '4
loads loam, 7c.,
'13* hours,
50 "
50 "
4' '4 18 loads gravel, 4c.,
30c.,
ft
20c.,
15c.,
10c.,
Stephen Marchant, 47 hours, 15c.,
'$21 50
141
3 00
15 45
15 00
2140
14 80
8 70
19 40
5 00
6 00
15 00
15 00
8 00
107
0505
4 05
108
2525
8 10
14 10
8 10
25
3 .1050
2514 0055,
21 07
50
1410
16 50
2 45
2 70
7 50
5 00
72
7 05
John R. Baxter,
Sam'l H. Drew,
Jose C. Desilver, Jr.,
Zenas Banter
Luther Buck,.
S. W. Mitchell,
"
4'
A. B. Chase,.
Gilbert Lewis,
Joshua S. Baker,
W. F. Baker,
Joyce Taylor,
'4 4'
49
47 hours, 30c.,
18 ` 20c.,
'4 44
44 . 4'
28
52
18
3 44
2 - " 30c.,
27. " 15c.,
• 20' 44 • 44
3* " 30c., ..
1* 20c.,
599* " 15c.,
Albert Belly, land damage 20cBelly,
J. K. & B. Sears & Co., bill,
M. G. Bradford, bill,
B. F. Crocker, bill,
one acre loam,
R. Eldridge, bill, payment for one-half road machine,
To order drawn
DR.
from treasurer,
SNOW ACCOUNT. •
CR.'
14* hours, 20c.,
5
12
11
3
6
10
5
5
5
Darius Cotelle,
Richard Sears,
Joshua A. Montcalm,
Walter Baker,
Ellis P. Baker,
Geo. S. Taylor,
Luther R. Taylor,
Joshua E. Baker,
Harris E. Cotelle,
R. Lewis Taylor,
Ansel Baker,
6
• 44
4'
4'
4L
44
44
'4
'4
44
44
44
'4
44
"
44
44
'4
•$14 10
3 60
. 5 60
9 40
3 60
60
60
4 05
3 00;.
1 05
30
60 93
51 15
13 33
25 80
1 87
72
50 00
37 50
$896 50
$900 00
$2 90
1 00
2 40
2 20
60
1 20
2 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 20
''1:4:&.4i444.114 d1
Joshua S. Baker,
W. F. Baker,
Elnathan Eldridge,
Charles Lewis,
Jose C. Desilver,
Jose C. Desilver, Jr.,
D. B. Taylor,
Luther C. Buck,
Lemuel Marchant,
Ebenezer Baker,
Timothy Cotelle,
Joseph W. Tripp,
Thomas W. Graves,
Daniel Humes,
Joyce Taylor,
L. A. Chase,
50
6 hours, 20c.,
'6
6i '
18
5i.
14
•5,
12
13
•2
10
5
14
3
34 4'
5 G{
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«.
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• 44
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To balance on hand in 1894,
Drawn from treasury, 1895,
•<----^�^.,„gyp .��—•
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{0
{a
tf
''
''
64
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44
$ 5 10-
40 00
$1 20
1 20.
1.30
3 60
1 10
2. 80
1 00
2, 40
2 70
40
2 00
1 00
2 80
70
6 90
1_00
$48 60
$45 10
•..—
AUDITORS' REPORT,
• The auditors, having examined the accounts of the •
several town officers, make the following report
TOWN TREASURER, WILLIAM J. DAVIS. •--
Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1895, • $ 846 74
Rec'd of tax collector and all other sources, 61,303 06
Paid outstanding orders, Jan. 1,
1895, $ 2,139 43 -
Paidorders from January 1, 1895, -- • -
to Dec. 31, 1895, 57,284 28 _
Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1896, '2,726 09
$62,149 80 $62,149 80
SELECTMEN.
T. T. HALLET, CHAIRMAN. -
Orders drawn by selectmen on town treasurer
from Jan. 1, 1895, to Dec, 31, 1895,
Amount of receipted vouchers,
ROAD COMMISSIONERS.
SETH H. HA3 BLIN.
Expended for repairs on highways,
Drawn by order of the selectmen,
Balance due S. H. Hamblin,
SNOW ACCOUNT,.
Drawn -by order of selectmen for clearing snow,
Expended for -same,
658,735 05
58,735 05
$1,603 00
•
1,600 00
$ 300
$70 00
70 00
52
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION.
For Willow street sidewalk,
Expended for sidewalk,
64• over appropriation,
JOYCE TAYLOR.
Balance due Joyce Taylor, Jan. 1, -
1895,
Expended for repairs on roads,
1895,
Expended for clearing snow, 1895,
Rec'd from selectmen for roads,
1895,. .
Rec'd from selectmen for snow,
Due on snow acc't, Jan. 1, 1895,
$50'00
$104 4054 40
$104 40 , $104 40
$ 7 36
889 14
48 60
$945 10
LUTHER R. BROWN.
Drawn by order of selectmen,
Expended for repairs on highways,
.66 « t{ " bridge,
Cash paid to town treasurer,
$997 79
100 71
1 50
$1,100 00
DAVID SEARS.
Expended for repairs on highway,
•< snow,
Drawn by order of selectmen, _
Balance due David Sears,
$82 45
3 75
$900 00
40 00
5 10
$945 10'
$1,100 00
$1,100 00
$45 45
40 75
$86 20 $86 20
1 I�i utu l�il L
53
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
E. L. MARSH, TREASURER.
Drawn by order of selectmen,
Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1895,
Expended for school supplies,
repairs, etc., $6,099 88
Cash paid to town treasurer, 133 57
$6,233 45
•
TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
$6,026 59
206 86
$6,233 45
Due from Seth Taylor, tax collector, 1894, $ 846 11
'Ainount of tax for 1895 as per assessors' book, 19,774 60
Amt. of tax e'Feted by Seth Taylor,
collector, for 1895, $12,175 00
Balance due town for 1894 and
1895, 8,445 71
NOTE.
Since January 1 the collector has
paid on taxes for 1894,
Leaving a balance actually ' due
from him for 1894,
$20,620 71 $20,620 71
$731 46
114 65
$846 11
FISH COMMITTEE.
T. T. ILILLETT, TREASURER.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1895,
Rec'd from permits,
Paid on account of fisheries,
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1896,
$304 47
110 25
$ 69 60.
345 12
$414 72 $414 72
54
TRUSTEES OF SEARS FUND. .
Amount of note given by treasurer of the
town of Yarmouth, Jan. 1, 1895, $16,055 73
Interest paid to January 1, 1896, 810 00 •
DANIEL B. CROCKER,
E. T. BAKER,
Auditors of Town of Yarmouth.
• ERRATA.
Follow=ing articles received too late-- to- .be placed -
numerically under the Warrant: _
ART. 20. To see if the town will empower the
Selectmen to lease the Follins Pond Fishery for a term, of
years. "
ART. 21. To see if the town will allow William B.
Cobb three hundred dollars for the loss of his leg that was
injured on an impassable sidewalk. on the highway. [By
request.]
ART. 22. To see if the town will vote. to give Fred.
C. Smith any sum of money. [By request.]
ART. 23. To see if the town will vote to appoint the
three road commissioner as a committee to appropriate such
a sum of money as they shall think necessary for the repairs
of roads and bridge for the ensuing year.
ART. 24. To see if the town will authorize the
purchase of suitable fire extinguishers for the school -house
and almshouse, at_a cost not to exceed one hundred and fifty
dollars.
ti
TOWN MEETING' WARRANT,
BARNSTABLE, SS. . . 1896.
To either of the Constables in the Town of Yarmouth, in the
County of Barnstable, _ GREETING :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
you are hereby directed to notify the inhabitants of the town
of Yarmouth, qualified to vote in elections and in town
affairs, to meet at the town house on Monday, the tenth (10)
day of February next, at seven o'clock in the forenoon, then
and there to act on the following articles, viz. : • - -
ARTICLE 1. To choose a Moderator to preside at said •
meeting.
--- ART. 2. To elect the following named officers, all on
one ballot, under the Australian ballot system, as adopted
by the town, viz.: One Selectman -for three years, one
Assessor for three years, one Overseer of the Poor for three
years, Town Clerk for one year, Town Treasurer for one
year, one School Committee for two years, one • School
Committee for three years, Road Commissioner for three
years, Collector of Taxes for one year, two Constables for
one year, two Auditors for one year; also to see if the town
-,vill grant license for the sale of intoxicating liquors.
ART. 3. To choose all other necessary town officers.
ART. 4. To hear the annual report of the Selectmen,
and act thereon..
ART. 5. To hear the report of all 'other committees, :
and act thereon.
ART. 6. " To see what sum of money the town 'will raise
for the support of the poor for the ensuing year.
ART. 7. To see what sum of money the town will raise
to pay town officers' and conuuittees' fees for the ensuing
year. •
• ART. 8. . To sec what sum of money the town will raise
for the support of schools for the ensuing year.
ART. 9. To see what sum of money the town will raise
for the repairs of roads and bridges for the ensuing year.
ART. 10. To see what sum of money the town will
raise to pay town debts., •
ART. 11. To see what sum of money the town will
raise for repairs of public buildings for the ensuing year.
•
-41
56 •
ART. 12. To see what sum of money the town will
raise for miscellaneous expenses for the ensuing year.
ART. 13. To see what sum of money the town will
raise for the purchase of school books for the ensuing year.
_ _ ART. 14. To see if the town will authorize the. Town
Treasurer to hire mone5T in anticipation of .taxes, to pay
town- debts. - -
AnT. 15. To see if the town will invest the 'rax
Collector with the privileges and power . of the Town
Treasurer in the collection of taxes:
ART. 16. To see if the town will vote an appropriation
of four hundred and fifty dollars to convey the school
children of the south and west sides of the town to and from
the High school building on the north side.
ART. 17. To see if the town will direct the board of
health to defend Wm. F. Kenney in an injuction case
entered in the Superior Court of Boston by Heman W.
Chaplin of Dedham, Mass., and appropriate a sum of
money for that purpose. • Also for the town to reimburse
those persona who have already contributed for .the same.
[By request.] . .
ARx. 18. To see if the town will accept .the list of.
Jurors as reported by the Selectmen. •
ART. 19. To see if the town will provide_ the suin of
$500 for teaching singing and drawing in the public schools.
You are hereby directed to serve this Warrant by
posting attested copies thereof in five. (5) public places
in said town, three (3) on the South Side and two (2) on
the North Side; also one (1) publication in the Yarmouth
Register seven (7) days, at least, before the time of holding
said meeting. -
hereof, fail not, and make due return of this Warrant,
with your doings thereon, to the town clerk at the time and
place of holding said meeting.
Given under our hands .and .the seal of the
( town of Yarmouth, this twenty-fifth day of
{ SEAL. January in the ,year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-six.
T. T. HALLET, ) Selectmen
EDWARD LEWIS, } of
STEPHEN SEARS; ).Yarmouth.
A true copy, attest,
SETH TAYLOR, Constable.
11 1111111 i1.�,�.�rlrrmlrty
FINANCIAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OF YPIRMOUTH
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31
°4189GCo
YARrtOUTHPORT: MASS.:
C. F. SWIFT & SON, PRINTERS.
1897.
REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN. FOR THE YEAR
ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1896.
FINANCIAL STANDING OF TOWN DEC. 31, 18913.
Uncollected taxes, 1895, $1,3132 65
441896, 6,487 75
Due from A..1.. \\'ellin=ton, on acct.
stone, 2,9(i3�p
Due from \lass. Highway Com.
(estimated), - $4,600 00
Due from other towns, 237 14
$15,1351 34
Sears Fund, note ;given .lan. 1, 1897, $15,893 18
Town orders unpaid, 798 35
Bills unpaid (estimated), 1,000 00
Notes in anticipation of taxes, - 7,500 00
Notes for State Hi_rhway. 24,000 00
$49,191 53
A. table of estimates as prepared by _the selectmen for
appropriations in the different departments for the coining
year, in accordance with the by-laws of the town :
Support of poor, -- $3,000 00
" schools, 3,800 01)
•• music. 500 00
Roads and h idles, 1,100 '01)
Town officers, 1,600 00
Repairs on. public buildim 300 00
Supt. Schools, 101) 00
Op 1.0
0 0 O
0 0
D 0) 0 0 0
C7
cr
Cr)
0
O
:at
t.
Support of poor,
Town officers,
Support of schools, with dog tax and state
fund, , 4,994 50 4,836 79
Supt. of schools, 267 10 150 66
Roads and bridges, • 1,200 00 1,200 00
Town debts, 500 00 424 47
Repairs on public buildings, • 200 00 99 15
Misccllencous expenses, with state and
military aid,
Interest on Scars fund,
School si►pplies,
State highway note,
'Interest account,
1V►n. 11. Cobb,
Transportation scholars,
SUMMARY OF TOWN EXPENSES, 1896.
Town Grant. Expended. Excess. Lees.
f
$3,000 00 $2,679 45
1,500 00 1,589 11 $.89 11
Expended less than grant, *157.28.
$320 55
157 71
116 44
75 53
'100 85
1,416 00 1,575 59 159 59
900 00 1,085 00 185 00
250 00 370 90 120 90
2,500 00 2,500 00
500 00 450 00 50 00
300 00 300 00
550 00 659 20 109 20
$18,077 60 $17,920 32 $663 80 $821 08
6
INCIDENTALS.
Matthews & Payne, fuel to town office,
Wm. 1). Loring, grain and hay, V -$14 90
" cleaning town office, 6 25
.. ..
F. C. Swift, insurance,
.{ {. legal services,
.1. E. Crowell, nails for engine house,
SylV•anus Robbins, land damages,
Weight books,
W. 1). Jacobs, return of births,
Henry 1{. Usher, bolting tree, •
Chas. R. Bassett, board of selectmen,
Ira Ryder, building voting booths,
" " moving scales, •
Jas. G. Hallet, hoard of selectmen, -,
Luther H. 13rown, repairs on pump, •
expenses on roads,
.loyce Taylor, dumping ground,
Henry Blachford, reeording.deed,
" 6.4 telegrams,
Isaiah Crowell, inspector of cattle,
Manton II. Crowell, care of hearse,
R. H. Harris, postage,
Francis Brown, grave,
A. C. Snow, labor on town office,
Melinda- Taylor, barn rent,
.Joshua S. Baker, burying horse,
" " care of horse,
$11 25
47 50
$5 00
3 75
$17 70
• 54 90
50
2 75
82 00
3 00
$25 14-
21
4
21 15
58 75
40
10 00
510,.
50
5 00
27 00
8 75
32 50•
72 60
12 00
3 25
500 •
5 00
5 00
3 00
4 67
1-2 00
5 00
7
Edwin Thacher, ball rent,
T. S. Crowell, enrolling stockholders,
A. F. Sherman, conveyances,
Win. J. Davis, 3 seals,
to Dennis,
expresk, etc.,
recording births,
recording marriages,
recording deaths,
fi a
« <.
" i{
.. 4'
.{
..
$9 00
3 50
4 15
12 50
2 70
6 10
Benj. Homer, land damages,
Geo. H. Kelley, shellacing floor town office,
Frank Thacher, insurance,
.1. K. & 13. Sears & Co., material for barn,
Stephen Sears, expenses to Boston, $3
milea_e book,
66" telegrams,
freight,
postage,
-recording deed,
.. a
• ..
f{
'' ..
'' .{
70
20 00
82
75
3 10
67
Vele_ P. Akin, insurance,
T. T. Millet, express, • • $1 05
paid .1. G. Thacher, 65
distributing town reports, 50
`• R. Howes, auctioneer, 5 00
horse hire,
stationery, etc., town office, 18
expenses to Boston, 29 85
44
.{
f.
..
..
f.
2 00
24
$10 00
2 00
15 00
37 95 -
10 00
11 50
9 00
44 32
29 04
9 90
57 29
$560 81
r1
8
STATE AID.
Benj. Lovell,
David S. Baker,
Lewis Y. -Eldridge,
Joseph H. Robinson,
Mercy C. Crowell,
Emily J. Haffanls,
Ebenezer Crowell,
Elizabeth Hurt,
George W. Ryder,
George H. Baker,
MILITARY AID.
Gilbert Lewis,
Ebenezer Crowell,
$72 00
36 00
36 00
36 00
48 00
48 00
16 00
48 00
33 00
20 00
• SOLDIERS' AID. •
Catherine Kelley,
Luther R. Brown,
Joyce Taylor,
Seth H. Hamblin,
$72 00
36 00
CLEARING SNOW.
$23 80
9 80
20 00
Joshua S. Baker,
Frank W. Homer,
Oliver Ballet,
T. T. Ballet,
FIRES.
$41 00
15 87
4 88
1 50
$393 00
$108 00
$15 30
$53 60
$63 25
29 crows,
124 muskrats,
Freeman Ryder,
9
CROWS.
D1USKRATS.
LABOR 'ON FARM.
Il ll4llilMll 111.
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING..
C. F. Swift & Son,
Fred. Hallett Co.,
F. B. Goss &, Co.,
$161 50
• 128 36
7 50
$5 89
$31 00
$47 47
$297 36
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised by town, $1,000 00
'• of refunded military aid, 36 00
{ l ' 1 State aid, 380 00
Paid for Incidentals, $5110 81
State Aid; 39:3 00
. Military Aid, 108 00
Soldiers' Aid, 15 30
Cleariu_ snow, 53 60
Fires, 63..9.5 ------ —
Crows, - 5 80
Muskrats, 31 00
Labor on farm, 47 47
I'rinlin;_ and advertising, 297 36'
Expended in. excess of appropriation, 159 59
$1,575 59 $1,575 .59
'
3
10
TRANSPORT ATI ON OF SCHOLARS.
Amount raised by town,
James A. Ellis,
.1. E. (Cowell,
1. F. Hower,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
$231 70
174 50
253 00
$550 00
109 20
$659 20 $659 20
TOWN OFFICERS.
Amount raised by town,
Seth Taylor, tax collector,
A. H. Knowles, registrar,
Auditors, _ E. L. Mush, Salary,
Samuel II. Drew, election officer,
Benj. T. Gorham,
C. F. Purringtou, registrar and election
officer,
Theo. W. Swift, moderator,
Joseph '.I hasher, teller,
A. C. Snow, scaler Of
measures,
E. S. Thacker, election officer,
O. T. Gorham, ."
J. I-1, Stetson, .police,
J. G. Sears, :L
E. N. Baker; "
1;, P. Baker,
41,500 00
$-28S 16
24 00
31 50
4 00
2 50
2 50
weights and
ll
Edward .Lewis, election officer,
Richard Sears "
Aruuah \` holden, election officer,
.1. 11. Stetson, constable,
34 62
5 00
2 50
5 00
2 50
5 00
3 00
4 00
2 00
3 00
-2 50
2 50
2 50
25 00
11111.111 illaVai
11
F. F. Collins, election officer,
J. W. Crowell, " 66
Wm. J. Davis, registrar,
" " " treasurer,
$34 00
75 00
lt. K. Farris, election officer,
Oliver Haslet, .. {a
A. C. Snow, :. sa
E. W. Eldridge, salary school
committee, • $40 00
E. W. Eldrid_e, election officer, 2 50
Selectmen, services,
Assessors, 44
Overseers of poor, services,
Horse hire, - -_
Edward Lewis, services,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
$2 50
•2 50
1.09 00
2 50
2 50
2 50
42
347
• 198
134
2.06
85
50
40
Iib
75
75
75
$89 11
$1,589 11 $1,589 11
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCIHOOLS.
Amount raised by town,
from state,
Paid W. E. Chaffin,
Expended less than appropriation, 116 44
$150
66
$267 10
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Amount raised by town,
Paid Seth 11. Hamblin,
Luther 1t, Brown,
.Joyce Taylor,
$100 00
167 10
$2671.0
$1,200 00:
$450 00
550 00
200 00
}1,200 00 $1,20 00
4
tSPSaa=1l.n ., 1
12
SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS. -
$4,100 00
Amount, raised by town, ,l00 00
« • for music, 394 50
of dog tax and State fund, $4,83G 80
Paid school committees, 157 70
Unexpended balance,
$4,. 994 50 $4,994 50
TOWN DEBTS.
Amount raised by town,
Paid A. B. Chase, salary for 1895,
W. R. Farris, salary for 1895,
repairs on West Yarmouth
sOhool-house, 1895,
C. F. Pattison, medical attend -
once Sylvanus Crowell, 1895,
David Sears, due on roads,
Daniel Taylor, election officer,
1895,
Isaiah Crowell; election officer,
1895,
Joyce Taylor, election officer,
1895,
Theo. F. Drew, election officer,
1895, lies,
Mrs. E. F. 131achford, .supplies, p
1895,
Abraham Robinson, supplies,
• 1895,
repairs on Bass River Upper
bridge, 1895,
•
$500 00
$ 8 25
40 00
15 24
1290
3 75
2 50
2 50
2 50
. 2 50.
96 28
12 83
7 75.
ni 1 1 bl111111
13
Paid repairs on roller, -
O. T.'Gorham, election officer,
N. B. Burgess, election officer,
Elbridge Taylor, voting booths,
Chas. R.. Howes, election officer,
Chas. M. Bray, lumber for vot-
ing booths,
Chas. M. Bray, police, •
Chas. M. Bray, lumber for alms-
house,
Theo. F. Drew, registrar, 1895,
Geo. F. Cash, supplies, 1895,
Sylvanus Crowell, supplies, 1895,
David A. Whelden, coffin, 1894,
Gertrude Blackwell, supplies,
1895,
Expended less than appropriation,
REPAIRS ON PUBLIC B
.Amount raised by town,
Almshouse,
South Side school -house,
West " 46
Expended less than appropriation,
$4 25
2 50
2 50
5 65
2 50
12 22
3 00
8 35
29 50
121 50
12 50
12 00
1 00
75 53
$500 00 $500 00
U ILDINGS.
$200 00
NOTES PAID.
$55 82
56 16
48 66
:39 36
$200 00 $200 00 :
Paid First Nat. Bank of Yarmouth, $16,008 88
State hi 1uv y note No. 1,
• 2,500 00 .
$18,508 88
14
1N rER1* i' ACCOUNT.
NT.
Amount ntiscd for Sears fund,
4: • '• interest on notes,
Paid on Sears fund,
note,
Excess of appropriation,
900 00 .
500 00
$1,1145 00 .
450 (.I0
tis 00
$1.405 00 $1,405 00
WILLIAM B. COBB.
.\inotmt raised by town,
Paid 11ii;i:ur► II. c bb,
$300 00
3(I0 00 - - -
*: 00 00' $300 1111
sT :I'I'I•: III(;11\1"Al" ACCOUNT.
$32,870 19
Paid on account -of -State road, - . --- 52lt:eceived frow highway commission, $9,327 i4 15
•. • .• sale of will and tools.
T.-\\i;s PA11).
State tax, .
('ou"tV tax, .
Bank -tax,
9,301 07
$23,514 52
;41,470 00
2,115 43
2,744 77
$1;,3:10 20
Amount laid be orders of selectmen
drawn upon 111' torn trea!mrer X74 1111 90
from .1 an. 1, 90. to .lan: 1, 1$97,
x:51;11 RC1
Incidentals, 0 ;413 00
81
State aid,
15 —
Military aid,
Soldiers' aid,
Clearing snon•,
Fires,
Crows,
Muskrats,
Labor on farm,
'Printing and advertising,
Transportation of scholar:,
Town officers,
Supt. of schools,
Roads and bridges,
Support of schools,
Town debts,
Repairs on public buildings,
\sites paid,
Interest account,
\\'m. B. Cobh,
Taxes paid,
State road,
Almshouse,
Out of ahushoule,
Other cities and towns,
Due front cities and towns,
School supplies,
Taxes remitted,. -
• 110800
15 30
53 00
li 3 2►
5 80
31 00
47 47
297 30
(159 20
1,5•89 1l
150 00
1,200 00
4,831; i:►
424 47
100 04
19,008 $8
1,405 011
300 00
6,330 20
32,870 19
1,(.106 34
1,1341 01
490 10
237 14
284 3(1
.301; 34
74,101 110
TI1At'HER '1'. 1I ALLET, )Selectmen
STEPHEN SEARS, - • of
HENRY 14LAC1-1FOl l), Sl':nhuouth.
REPORT OF THE OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Inmates of the almshouse for the year ending Dec. 31,
18961
Abigail Gage,
:Snmet-Tj ig
Sall : 1eI',
Benj. Baker,
Adelia S. Baker,
John Gray,
Heletr,C4+le14e,
-Sarah-
.
arahh A- 3'�1tlt�elae,
. No. of tramps, 38.
744,1 -4 z,..-�..
Age.
71
80
69
70 .
51
51
22
3
POOR DEPARTMENT.
ALMSHOUSE.
Polly H. Sherman, salary,
tL '' « eggs,
a..
Lottie Lack, sewing,
A. C. Megathlin, supplies,
T. B. Pulsifer, Medical attendance,
Benj. T. Gorham, shoes,
12. D. Farris's Son, suliplies,
L. K. Chase, shoes,
S. H. Hamblin, supplies,
D. I). Kelley,
Mrs. Ed. Chase, labor,
Wbeu commuted.
1846
1879
1879
1881
1890
1893
189.4
1894
$300 00
16 69
$316 69
7 05
24 72
13 00
11 12
9 82
6 55
43 37
42 38
6 25
.mwu uiiuuuulia :. a
17
Edmund W. Eldridge, fertilizer,
Isabel Lewis, supplies,
R. E. Holmes, ..
E. S. Thacher & Co., supplies,
Matthews &, Payne, fuel,
E. D. Payne, supplies,.
Fred E. Sherman, supplies,
D. S. Taylor, Jr., _ _"
Edmund Walker, fuel,
A. H. Eldridge, straw,
" fuel,
.{
S. L. Robbins, supplies,
Oliver Hallet, "
Alfred Gorham, service of beast,
supplies,
fuel,
.,
fi
"
Warren C. Fuller, pounder,
Allen, Slade & Co., supplies,
Wm. Matthews, labor,
T. T. Hallet, supplies,
K. M. Taylor, paint,
$1 60
3 00
$2 00
5 37
6 00
OUT OF ALMSHOUSE.
NORTH SIDE.
Edmund Robinson, medical attendance
by T. B. Pulsifer,
Edmund Robinson, nursing by Mrs. A.
J. Baker,
$ 5 50
9 00
$ 10 00
3 95
90 89
17045
80 86
122 06
2 90
12 09
26 25
4 60
11 75
1 50
13 37
40
17 82
90.
16 28
1 32
$1,068 34
18
Edmund Robinson, sawing wood by
Frank Robbins, $ 1 50
Edmund Robinson, nursing by Myra
Cash, 20 00
Morris Gray, medical attendance by T.
B. Pulsifer, $13 00
Morris Gra}, medical attendance by S.
H. Sears, 20 00
Mrs. Eluathan Eldridge, medical attendance, S.
H. Sears,
Mrs. Osborn Chase, medical attendance
by S. H. Sears,
Mrs. Osborn Chase, rent by Ruth Chase, 24
supplies by E. D.
Payne,
Mrs. Osborn Chase, medicine by T. T.
Hallet,
$32 00
00
45
00
3 61
Abraham Robinson, medical attendance, S. H.
Sears,
James T. Chase, medical attendance,
S. H. Sears, $7 25
T. Chase, shoes, B. T. Gorham, 1 50
" medicine, T. T. Hallet, 1 00
James
John Arey, medical attendance by Dr.
A. Pick,
John Arey, medical attendance by E.
M. Parker,
John Arey, medical attendance, by S.
H. Sears,
$3 00
7 00
6 50
$36 00
33 00
6 00
104 61 •
1
19__ ,._
Kate Heffernan, medical attendance by
Dr. A. Pick, $26 00
Kate Heffernan, medical attendance by
Dr. S. H. Sears, 22 00
Fred. Cash, medical attendance by Dr. S. H.
Sears,
Susan Lewis, medical attendance by Dr. S. H.
Sears,
SOUTH • SIDE.
Mrs. A. J. Baker, medical attendance
by Dr. E. M. Parker,
Mrs. A. J. Baker, supplies by R. J.
Baker,
Mrs. A. J. Baker, fuel by L. Fuller
& Co.,
Mrs. A. J. Baker, s•mrlies by Sears &-
Hurst,
4 00 Mrs. A. J. Baker, rent by
Y Wm. D.
Mrs. A. J. Baker, supplies by J. W.
Crowell,
Mrs.. A. J. Baker, shoes by E.
9 75 Baker,
Mrs. A. J. Baker, fuel by David Sears,
Hattie Chase, fuel by Wni. Eldridge,
" " supplies by Sears &
Hurst,
16 50
Hattie Chase, fuel by L. Fuller & Co.,
" stove by S. A. Chase,
T.
$8 00
35 62
11 35
39 65
27 00
8 16
$48 00
13 50
23 00
$294 36
1 75
.3-00
$134 53
$3 00
43 28
14 27
5 00
1
20
Hattie Chase, shoes by L. K. Chase,
<< fuel by Chas. B. Oliver,
medical attendance by
66
Dr. E. M. Parker,
Hattie Chase, medical attendance by
Dr. S. H. Sears,
Hattie Chase, medical attendance by
Dr. C. M. Baker, Baker, 6 27
Hattie Chase, supplies by R. J.
Idella Kelley, fuel by Wm. Eldridge, $3 00
51 23
$ 60
1 40
4 00
3 00
7 00
e a Le • supplies by Sears &
Hurst,
Idella Kelley,
fuel by L. Fuller & Co., 6 94
fuel by Chas. B. Oliver, 8 75
medical attendance by
Dr. S. H. Sears,
Idella Kelley, fuel by David Sears,
supplies by R. J. Baker,
<< medical attendance by
Dr. H. S. Kelley,
Idella Kelley, medical attendance by
Dr. E. M. Parker,
Nathan Sears, supplies by Durrington
& Small, Chase,
Nathan Sears, shoes by L. K. Farris'
supplies by R. D.
46
Son,
Nathan Sears, supplies by R. K. Farris,
« fuel by David Sears,
12 00
1 50
43 68
1 00
9 00
$87 82
$ 6 20
75
16 59
3 00
3 00
137 10
29;54
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Nehemiah G. Goodwin, supplies by
Sears & Hurst,
Nehemiah G. Goodwin, supplies by R.
J. Baker,
John N. Baker, supplies by Z. P.
Howes,
John N. Baker, fuel by David Sears,
supplies by R. D.
Farris' Son,
John N. Baker, supplies by Purrington
& Small,
John N. Baker, shoes by E. T. Baker,
WEST SIDE.
Mrs. David Buck, supplies by Julius
E. Crowell,
Mrs. David Buck, fuel by N. M. Chase,
" " Joyce Taylor,
supplies by H. Blach-
66
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ford,
Mrs. David Buck, fuelby H. Blachford,
Mrs. David Buck, medical attendance
by E. E. Hawes,
• Mrs. David Buck, fuel by Isaiah
Crowell,
Daniel Humes, supplies by Johnson &
Co.,
Daniel Humes, fuel by Lot Hallet,
66 " « H. Blachford, •
$5 79
5 57
$ 6 86
400.
14 50
6 02
1 00
$99 87
12 20
3 00 •
3 95
6 50
22 00
9 75
$91 35
12 00
6 00
1144.
$11 36
32 38
$432 73
$157 27
109 35
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Janes W. Holway, medical attendance
by T. B. Pulsifer, ,
James W. Holway, medical attendance
by W. D. Jacobs,
James W. Holway, medical attendance
by Dr. C. M. Baker,
Janes W. Holway, fuel by Lot Hallet,
•' °' " supplies by John-
sen & Co.,
•
Susan Hallet,
4'
4'
Co.,
Susan Hallet,
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fuel by John S. Baker,
" " Joyce Taylor,
supplies by R. J. Baker,
" " Johnson &
fuel by Lot Hallet,
" H. Blachford,
" Isaiah Crowell,
supplies by J. E. Crowell,
.'4
Alexander Crowell, fuel by H. Blach-
ford,
Alexander Crowell, fuel by L. Fuller
& Co.,
Darius Cotelle, medical attendance by
C. M. Baker,
Darius Cotelle, medicine by C. W.
Megathlin,
Darius Cotelle, medical attendance by
Dr. Stephen H. Sears,
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$13 00 PAID OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS.
Taunton Lunatic
9 00 Hinckley,
Taunton Lunatic Hospital, Geo. $ 98 89
100 " �. , � Collins, 169 92
Mary Chris-
6 25 tensors, Mary Medfield Lunatic Hospital, Ma 98 89
5 00 tensors, HospitalChris"
$34 25 Medfield Lunatic Hos l 61 20,
Hinckley, P Gustavus
Hospital, Gustavus
$3 00
3 00
2 28
7 53
6 00
'5 00
1 50
9 83
$6 00
6 75
$16 50
4 25
16 00
Benj. Gifford, supplies by R. J. Baker, $2 41
" " " " J. S. Baker, 3 00
38 14
12 75
36 75
5 41
$393 92
• 61 20
• $490 10
DUE FROM OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS.
Falmouth,
Dennis,
Pro vinceto wn,
Barnstable,
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised by town,
Paid for almshouse,
" outdoor poor,
other cities and towns,
Une xpended balance,
$32 00
62 24
83 35
46 05
13 50
237 14
$3,000 00
$1,068 34
1,121 01
490 10
320 55
•
$3,000 00 $3,000 00
THACHER T. HALLET
STEPHEN SEARS, ,)Overfeers
HENRY BLACHFORD, )} of
Poor.
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REPORT OF THE ASSESSORS,
VALUATION, MAY 1, 1896.
Real
Real estate, land,
46
$356,105 00
bldgs., 462,895 00
$819,000 00
784,875 00
Personal estate,
Total valuation
Taxes levied on real estate,
" " personal estate,
" polis,
ff
No. of
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$8,190
7,848
1,034
polls,- --
dwelling houses,
horses,
cows,
neat cattle other than cows,
sheep,
acres of land assessed,
dogs licensed,
persons liable to military duty;
residents assessed on property,•
resident firms, corporations, etc., assessed
on property,
" " non-resident firms, .corporations, etc.,
assessed on property,
non-residents assessed on property,
66 -44
" persons assessed on property,
$1,603,875 00
00
75
00
$17,072 25
517
618
274
138
7
20
11,033
89
202
446
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87
40
311
884
152
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1
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Rate of taxation,
County .tax,
Mate �.
THACHER T. HALLET
STEPHEN SEARS, '
HENRY BLACE CIRD
$ 10 00
2,115 43
1,470 00
Assessors
of
Yarmouth.
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES_ OF SEARS FUND.
Note of town in trustees hands Jan.116,181 97
1, 1896, 1897, 646 68
Interest on same to Jan. 1, $16,828 65
$15 00
Paid trustees for year, $1500
Received from town, 90020 47
Interest on the several payments' 15,893 18!
New note given Jan. 1, 1897,
$16,828 65
-- — — STEPHEN SEARS,
TH ACHER T. HALLET,
Trustees of Sears Fund.
Jan. 1, 1897.
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REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER.
DR..
Jan. 1, 1896. Balance on hand, $2,726 09
Received for salt marsh, 3 00
" from Mrs. Henry Cobb, 30 68
• " Edward Lewis, 25 00
64 " Luther R. Brown, 1 50
if {[ t, [t " acct. bridge, 46 38
" " selectmen, 2 75
• - " I. P. Matthews, auctioneer's license, 2 00
44 64 Luther R. Brown, " " 2 00
44 64 F. A. Baker, billiard license, 2 00
46 66 Mrs. -Baker, 2 00
• for wheels sold, 5 00
{f " shovels and lantern sold, 2 15
44 from Theodore Drew, auctioneer's license, 2 00
66 it T. T. Hallet, fisheries, 150 00
it Ll " E. S. Mecarta, . 18 00
if °< <' JJ mill 27 00.
" " Stephen Sears, -_8 95
46 " E. L. Marsh, - .- 133 57
" " town of Provincetown, 43 48
44 " ' Chatham, 3 00
" " " " Dennis, 34 64
"_ f{ " " Falmouth, 48 00
46 °' " " Brewster, 30 00
'J 44 44 '° Barnstable, 5 00
•' " County of Barnstable, acct. bridge, -11 59
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Received from County of Barnstable, seal money
returned, $
town of Dennis, acct. bridge,
Seth Taylor, balance taxes 1894,
1895,
[[ 40 .« [{ (i " 1896,
State treasurer, acct. highway,
{, LL " school fund,
66
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44
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9 00
11 59
846 11
6,200 00
13,275 00
9,327 52
235 35
corporation taxes, 3,643 68
inspection of cattle, 41 75
Nat'l bank tax, 1,358 39
36 00
380 00
military aid,
State aid,
County of Barnstable, dog money, 159 15
proceeds given on account State
Highway, _18,820 00
=proceeds money borrowed, $17,500
, less discount, 17,147 57
Judge F. C. Swift., Court fees, 9 27
Luther Hall, chairman school com-
mittee, amt. rec'd from State,
acct. teachers' wages,
CR.
By town orders paid,
balance on band Jan 1, 1897,
Due from_Seth Taylor, collector:
For taxes, 1895,
[f 1896,
167 10
$75,033 26
$74,754 38
278 88
$75,03326
$1,362 35
6,487 75
$7,850 10
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The town owes :
In anticipation of taxes,
Note for State Highway,
Notes ''. « 46
$ 7,500 00
4,000 00
20,000 OG
$31,500 00
VITAL STATISTICS FOR 1896.
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN 1896.
Dnte of marriage.
Jan. 8.
April 3.
May 13.
29.
June 2.
July 13.
Aug. 5.
Sept. 1.
3.
6.
Oct. 28.
Nov. 11.
Names of groom and bride.
- William D. Baker,
Mercy Merchant,
Allen B. Baker, - •
Peace Maria White,
Roland L. Taylor,
Hannah M. Crowell,
Frederick A. Hunt,
Florence A. Winslow,
. Frank E. Crowell, -
A1abel Young,
Frank Everett Lewis,
Mary Alice Smith,
Frederic E. Murphy,
Caroline D. Shields,
Bayard • Thayer,
Ruth Simpkins,
Theodore Winthrop Swift,
Mattie Hanson Gross,
Leston S. Small,
Geneva Baker,
Sylvester Bearse Marchant,
Susie Green Warren,
Moses A. Swift,
Ruth Ann Crowell,
Age.
45
36
64
45
37
36
33
21
29
19
27
24
37
30
34
31
35
27
25
21
25
27
64
59
1
• Date of -marriage.
Nov. 17.
24.
25.
Dec. 8.
20.
22.
31
Names of groom and bride.
Edmund W. Eldridge,
Lilia M. Whittemore,
Edward .N. Hunt,
Susan Hattie Taylor,
Walter S. McIntire,
Clara B. -Cobb,
Walter E. Marchant,
Clara E. Robbins,
Lester E. Crowell,
Rebecca L. Davis,
Horace G. Gannon,
Nellie B. Marchant,
1111.111131111.111113MareZel
Age.
36
29
24
29
24
26
-
19 ---
27
31
23
25
17
-'ex'
C`.
Date of Death.
Jan. 6.
24.
Feb. 15.
19.
21.
Mar. 3.
8.
April 5.
17.
• 6.
May 30.
Juno 5.
25.
July 4.
12.
16.
19.
23.
30.
Aug. 1.
12.
. 20.
DEATHS RECORDED IN 1896.
Name.
Elizabeth H. Bray,
George 1?. Cash,
Hannah Crowell,
John Stetson,
AIuaira Ilarwood,
Eincline Baxter,
hmeline A. Nickerson,
Stephen Colo,
Infant, Allen,
James Chase,
Benjamin Gorham,
Joshua Allen Hamblin,.
Alice Matthews,
Zipporah Matthews, •
William 11. Eldridge,
Annie C. Taylor,
Mabelle 13aker,
Mary Helen Durrington,
.Infant, Crowell,
Silvia H. Crowell,
Albert H. Eldridge,
Sarah Downs,
Date of Death.
Name.
� jaw r
Aug. 22. Herbert J. Phillips,
Sept. 2. Mercie D. Eldridge, .
2. Akira F. Wixon,
6. Winfield J. Ryder,
8. Martha Thacher
12. Cornelia A. Sears,.
18. 'Edmund H. Robinson,
23. Carrie L. Taylor,
Oct. 22. Nellie Sparrow Chase,
24. Florence Chase,
27. Eliyas Kanbilo,
Nov. 4. Ezra C. Howes,
. 6. Eunice Gorham,
7. Isaac M. Bray,
18. Mary A. W. Park,
• 18. Hannah H. Dunbar,
28. Margaret Young, '
• 28. Watson Crowell,
Doc. 1. Edwin Sears Thacher,
21. Waterman Baker,
23. Ruth Crocker,
• 29. Hatsel Crosby,
30. Alice 11. 1;. Thacher,
Disease.
Pneumonia,
Alcoholism,
Heart disease,
Senility, .
General debility,
Pneumonia,
Cancer of breast,
Pneumonia,
Nephritis abscess,
Paralysis,
Typhoid, appendicitis, •
Stricture (esophagus,-
Cerebral
esophagus,Cerebral paralysis,
Accidental drowning,
Cancerous peritonitis,
Dysentery,
Dysentery,
Stillborn.
Paralysis,
Phthisis,
Dropsy,
$
Disease.
Cerebral degeneration,.
0 ii
Pneumonia,
Paralysis,
Gastro enteritis,
Heart disease,
Embolism,
Diphtheria,
Broncho pneumonia,,
Typhoid fever,
Nenrasthemia,
Old age,
Peritonitis,
Mitral disease of the heart,
Neurasthemia,
Chronic dementia,
Old age,
Inflammation of kidneys,
Dropsy of heart,
Tumor,
Senility,
Pnen►►tonia,
Age.
Y. M. D.
75 5 24
47 11 28
75 7
81 7
64 4
84
54 8 4
53 8
2
63 4 18
77' 6
20 7 14•
85 10 9
83 10 •
21
48
2 1 19
2 .10 3
69
-29
68
11 16
6
6 15
Age.
Y. M. D,
. 1 0 8
49 10 20
50 9..14
45 6
69 .
56 10
82 4 18 •
27 11 27
9 10 1.
9
31
60 6
71 9
56. 9
71 4
70 5
61
97 10 19
28' 8
89
3 8
89 3
95 -3
17
15
11
22
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3141.
BIRTHS RECORDED IN 1896.
Date of Birth. Name of Child.
Jan. 3. Noah l3radford,
21. Estella Silvia,
22. Anne Crosby Pnlsifer,
Feb. 4. Ella May Phillips,
6. Richard William Arey,
11.
29.
29.
Mar.
25.
Apr. 15.
27.
May 1.
6.
11.
19.
June' 10.
13.
Aug.;12.
15.
Sept. 7.
11.
Alice Frances Hallet,
Richard SearslLowis,
Freeman Cahoon,
Alice Hallett Baker,
Ira Ryder Thacher•,
Infant, Allen,
Revena Eva Johnson,
Ernest Atwood Cash,
Ruth Esther Pierce,
Virgil Weston Campbell,
Gertrude Parthenia Evelyn,
Elithia E. Baker,
Flora Anne Robbins,
Thacher,
John Wiggins I-ieffernan,
Henry Dustin Montcalm,
James Chase,
Date of Birth.
Sept. 13.
14.
Oct. 5.
Nov. 1.
Dec. 21.
Name of
Carrie Ileula Taylor,
Edie May Weliey,
Henry W. Eldridge,
Harold Hobart Fuller,
Chase,
(Jhlld.
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Parents.
James and Alice E.
John and Annie A.
'Phomas 13. and Annie.
'Benjamin and Mary.
Amos E. and Charity B.
Charles W. and Mary D.
Joseph M. and Olivia S.
Charles and Minnie.
Albert D. and Ada E.
Isaac H., 2d, and Clara H. '
Joseph and Mary.
Francis M. and Jennie F.
Fred. and Lizzie.
Frank T. and Mary A.
Fred. R. and Alice C.
George E. and Emeline G.
Joseph L. and Lizzie.
George S. and Cora E.
Thomas C. and Maria L.
Kate Heffernan.
Joshua A. and Abbie E.
David M. and Lucy A..
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•�s:� irrl�l��-
Parents.
George S. and Carrie L.
Alex. and Bessie.
Fred. H. and Ida M.
Wilfred W. and Lillia C.
Charles E. and Clara J.
•
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LIST OF JURORS
AS PREPARED BY
David Sears,
Theodore F. Drew,
Kilburn M. Taylor,
Elbridge Taylor,
Albert C. Snow,
John G. Thacher,
Gee: H. Kelley,
Geo. Hallet, 2d,
Fred A. Baker,
Benj. R. Howes,
Seth Taylor,
Zenas P. Howes,
Nelson Eldridge,
Elisha T. Baker,
THE SELECTMEN JAN. 6, 1897.
Edmund W. Eldridge,
E*mss,
Benajah Crowell,
Oliver Hallet,
Lafayette K. Chase,
David D. Kelley,
Manton H. Crowell,
Francis W. Homer,
Reuben Howes,
Fred Hallett,
Seth Kelley, r'
Daniel B. Taylor.
IN so IN
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ROAD COMMISSIONERSREPORT,
NORTH SIDE.
SETH H. HAMBLIN IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF YARMOUTH.
LABOR ON ROADS.
Thacher Taylor, per bill,
Edmund Robinson, if hoLrs, 20c.,
Seth H. Hamblin, due from account 1895,
James Gorham, . 1* hours, 20c.,
Oliver'Hailet, per bill,
Amos L. Phillips, • 23* •
Archelus Phillips, . 7i
Chas. M. Bray, per bill,
Osborne E. Baker, per bill,
C. R. Bassett,. 10 1 , 30c.,
E. F. Eldridge, 5 20c.,
Osborne E. Baker, per bill,
Chas. Ellis, ;18 30c.,
James K. Chase, 3 " 20c.,
G. H. Baker, per bill,
Amos L. Phillips, 21*
Edward C. Bray, 6*. " . 30c.,
N. B. Bur gess, per bill,
Chas. L. Nickerson, 3* " 20c.,
Willard Robbins, 7*
John Hinckley & Son, per bill,
James. T. Chase, 20 hours, 20c.,
Fred. Cash, 20 " • "
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$ 35
1 50
3 00
30
6 65
4 70
1 50
2 70
22 50
3 00
1 00
5 00
5 40
60
22 50
4 30
1 90
10 50
70
1 50
3 00
4.00
4 00
38 '
Chas. M. Bray, per bill,
Harry Young, 19 hours, 20c.,
Michael Keveney, 20 " "
John Hinckley & Son, per bill,
Clarence Baker, 8 hours, 20c.,
Oliver Hallet, 10 hours, 20c., $2.00; 20 hours,
30e., $6.00;
E. B. Hallett, per bill,
J. Usher, Jr., 20 hours, 30c.,
J. B. Hall; -shovel,
John Hinckley .& Son, per bill,
J. G. Thacher, 20 hours, 30c.,•
Eddie Cash, 20 " 20c.,
Albert Taylor, per bill,
Bertie Cash,
Joseph Bassett,
Amos L. Phillips,
Willie Cash,
Charles E. Hallett,
C. R. Bassett,
James A. Cash,
J. W. Hamblin,
Chas. E. Chase,
Allen Cash,
23
20
181
8
20
18
20
58
8
151
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20c.,
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Lf "
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Henry A. Cobb, 51 hours, 20c., $1.10; 28 loads
clay, 5c., $1.40,
Patrick Morgan, 72 hours, 20c.,
Freeman Ryder, 18 hours, 35c., $6.30; 33 loads
clay, 5c., $1.65,
A. J. Dean, 23 hours, 20c„
Amos L. Phillips, . 14
Edward Smith, 181 " 30c.,
Warren Ellis, 10 . " 20c.,
$4 07
3 80
4 00
2 72
1 60
8 00
5 00
6 00
75
3 00,
6 00
4 00
13 22
4 60
6 00
3 70
1 60
6 00
5 40
600
11 60
1 60
3 10
2 50
14 40
7 95
4 60
2 80
5 55
2 00
6 4,
9
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Walter Merchant,
Patrick Heffernan,
Eddie Cash,
James P. Cash,
Frank E. Lewis,
Edmund Walker,
hours, 15c.,
Freeman Ryder,
Fred. Cash,
Uriah H. Sears, clearing
Bertie Cash,
E. S. Mecarta,
Amos L. Philips,
Seth Taylor,
Seth H. Hamblin,
39
•10 hours, 20c.,
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10
10
7
10
66
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131 hours, 20e., $2.70 ; 131
$2.03 ; 9 hours, 30c., $2.70,
6i hours, 20c.,
10
road of obstruction,
10 hours, 20c.,
71
121
16 " 35c.,
per bill,
(f
Drawn from town treasury,
Due Seth H. Hamblin,
CLEARING ROADS OF SNOW.
Alfred Kelley,
Seth 11. Hamblin,
Chas. M. Bray, per bill,
Alfred Kelley, 32
Freeman Ryder, 21
James G. Hallet, per bill,
Wm. Shields, per bill, and others,
32 hours, 20e.,
7 " 40c.,
ti
20c.,
t[ i.
Drawn from town treasurer,
Due S. H. Hamblin,
$2 00
2 00
2.00
1 40
2 00
7 43
1 30
2 00
"1 00
2 00
1 50
2 .50
5 60
165 90
$460 79
450 00
$10 79
. $ 7.5
2 80
7 25
75
50
7 40
1. 70
$21 15
20 00
$1 15
40
SOUTH SIDE.
L. R. BROWN, ROAD COMMIISSIONER.
L. R. Brown, road commissioner, bill,
• Drawn from town treasury, $550.
E. F. Terry, 3i hours, 20c.,
W. C. Fuller, 6 posts, 40c.,
Allen B. Baker, 7i 411 45c.,
Thomas Collins, 18 30c.,
Isaac W. Ellis, 101 20c.,
B. Homer, . 5 30c.,
F. B. Holder, 7i 46 15c.,
H. Baker, 20
E. G. Baker, 8
Wm. Eldridge, 5 {{ 20e.,
D. Kelley, Jr., painting and repairing signs,
J. U. Baker, 11 hours, 30c,,
U. H. Sears, 11 loads shells, 25c.,
Judah Chase, 11 hours, 20c.,
R. J. Baker, 1 stub hoe,
S. A. Chase, 1 stub ,hoe,
F. M. Wixon, 10
Austin Whittemore, 10
A. H. Chase, 10
James R. Baker, 10
Robert B. Clark, 10
Frank Johnson, 10
A. W. Cahoon, 10
A. R. Wixon, 10
A. F. Whittemore, 10
B. S. Cotelle, 10
W. F. Cahoon, 10
Scott Ryder, 10 "
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2
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3
1
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22
3
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2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
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40
37
40
10
50
13
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20
00
50
30
25
25
25
00
00
00
00
00
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00
00
00
00
00
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Ernest P. Baker,
Vinnie Crowell,
Lemuel Baker,
E. S. Terry,
William Baker,
Lemuel Baker,
41
30 hours, 20c.,
30
10
10
10
10
E. G. Baker, 5
H. E. Baker, Upper Bridge road,
10 hours, 30c.,
66
64
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Eldrid_e,
R. D. Robinson,
.Amos R. Baker,
William R. Baker,
Nelson Baker,
Joseph H. Robinson,
L. Y. Eldridge,
Scott Ryder,
Thomas D. Bro\vn,
Willie Kenney,
Watson Cahoon,
C. M. Brown,
J. F. Cotelle,
A. H. Cotelle,
Eddie Baker,
O. H. Chase,
L W. Baker,
John K. Sears,
Sturgis Crowell,
David Sears,
Horatio Matthews,
Allen B. Baker,
10
10
10
221
10
10
21
20
20
20
10
10
16
10
10
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30c.,
20c.,
30c.,
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30c.,
20c.,
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194
20 hours, 30c.,
30 « «
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30 « 30c.,
30.
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F. W. Homer,
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2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
1 00
30 00
3 00
3 00
2 00
2 00
4 50
2 00
2 85
2 00
6 30
6 00
4 00
6 00
2 00
2 00
3 30
2 00
2 00
20 65
13 58
6 00
9 00
6 00
4 00
9 00
9 00
42
David S. Taylor, 17f hours, 30c.,
AIburtus Crowell, 10 " 20c.,
Henry F. Crowell, 10
L. H. Baker, 10
Frank M. Johnson, 10
C. H. Harwood, 30 " 30c.,
F. A. Baker, 30 it
W. H. Oliver, 10 ff 20c.,
Gilbert Studley, 10 ff 30c.,
Jerry Eldridge, 10 _ 45c.,
Reuben Baker, 20 ff 30c.,
C. B. Oliver, 10
R. C. Baker, 10 ff 20c.,
James A. Robinson, 15
Ahira Baker, 15
Clarence Baker, 10
B. Homer, 10 " f 30c.,
Wm. F. Chase, 20
F. F. Collins, 4 ff 20c.,
Thomas Collins, 30 " 30e.,
C. W. Myrick, 20
D. M. Chase, 10
N. B. Burgess, 115 loads loam at 5c.,
A. NIT. Cahoon, 6 hours, 20c.,
Isaac Ellis, 10
Reuben Baker, 4 " 30c.,
Eddie Baker, .16
Ernest P. Baker, ashes,
Geo. Kelley, 10
John K. Eldridge, . 10
Warren C. Fuller, one post,
E. K. Baker, 2 .
A. W. Cahoon, 15 " 20c.,
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$5 18
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
9 00
9 00
2 00
3 00
4 50
6 00
3 00
2 00
3 00
3 00
_�2 00
3 00
6 00
80
9 00
6 00
3 00
5 75
1 20
2 00
1 20
2 40
45
1 50
1 50
18
30
3 00
4
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Elizabeth Stetson, land damage,
James Saunders, . 18 hours, 15c.,
E. H. 'Weeks, 16
L. Taylor, 19i "66
Fred Campbell, 16
Joseph F. Cotelle,
Benj. Cotelle,
David Sears,
John G. Sears, 20
W. H. Kenney, 6i
O. H. Chase, 3 " f 15c.,
Martha White, 23 loads loam at 7c.,
J. U. Baker, 9 hours, 30c.,
F. M. Allen, 9 15c.,
W. F. Cahoon, 15
S. A. Baker, 16
John Kelley, 14
Ernest P. Baker, 16 ff 20c.,
J. U. Baker, 10 <f 30e.,
R. Baker, 7
R. Baker, . 7
R. C. Baker, 19
Jaques A. Robinson, 16
F. A. Baker, 11
I. F. Homer,
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7 " 15c.,
20 " f 30c.,
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16 ff _
B. F. Homer, 19 f
Wm. Ryder, 10 f
F. A. Baker, 8 {f
20c.,
300.,
150.,
30c.,
15c.,
Allen B. Baker,
D. M. Chase,
SNOW ACCOUNT.
16. hours, 40c.,
14
$2 00
2 70
2 40
2 85
2 40
4 40
1 05
6 00
6 00
1 95
45-
1 61
2 70
1 35
2 25
2 40
2 00
3 20
3 00
2 10
1 05
2 85
3 20
3 30
2 40
5 70
1 58
1 20
$190 05
$ 6 40
5 60
Luther R. Brown,
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27i hours, 40c.,
$11 00
$23 00
Jose C. Desilver, Jr.,
Joyce Taylor,
'' 1 ''
Drawn from town treasury, $23.00. , Lysander Chase's bill,
WEST SIDE.
JOYCE TAYLOR, ROAD CO3I3IISSIONER, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE
TOWN OF YARMOUTH.
CR.
By cash paid for labor:
Charles B, Lewis, 20 hours, 20c.,
B. Gifford, 48
Ellis P. Baker, 30 « LL
Eben Baxter, . 25 46 15c.,
Benajah Whelden, 57 66 20c.,
Jose C. Desilver, 30 " 30c.,
Jose C. Desilver, Jr., 50 66 20c.,
Walter Baker, 30 ff f{
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Darius Cotelle, 50 °" 30e.,
J. E. Crowell, 20 66 «
Benajah Whelden, 20 66 20c.,
E. H. Buck, 22i " f{
66 46 75 '' 15c.,
Zenas Baxter, 77 46 20c.,
Jose C. Desilver, 20 66 "
'' 1' '' 20 '' 15c.,
Stephen Marchant, 50 60 "
Wm. A. Marchant, 50 {f 46
W. F. Baker, 50 " 20c.,
Horace Baxter, 20 . " 10c.,
Luther C. Buck, 321 20c.,
Sam'l H. D. Drew, 10 " 64
$ 4 00
9 60
6 00
3 75
11 40
9 00
10 00
6 00
4 00
15 00
6 00
4 00
4 50
11 25
15 40
4 00
3 00
7 50
7 50
10 00
2 00
6 23
2 00
45
12 hours, 20c.,
75 '' ''
80 "— 15c.,
DR.
To money drawn from treasury,
SNOW ACCOUNT.
CR.
By cash paid for labor :
Jose C. Desilver, Jr., 10i hours, 20c.,
Thomas W. Graves, 6f " {{
Luther C. Buck, 5 61 i•
Joyce Taylor, 271 "
DE.
To cash drawn from treasury, $9 80
$ 2 40
15 00
12 00
9 00
$200 53
$200 00
$2 10
1 25
1 00
5 45
$9 80
AUDITORS' REPORT,
The auditors, having examined the accounts of the
several town officers, make the following report:
TOWN TREASURER, WILLIAM J. DAVIS.
Balance on hand, Jan; I, 1896,
Rec'd from tax collector and all other sources,
Paid orders from Jan. 1, 1896, to
Jan. 1, 1897, $74,754 38
Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1897, 278 88
$75,033 26 $75,033. 26
SELECTMEN.
T. T. MALLET, CHAIRMAN.
Orders drawn by selectmen on town treasurer
from Jan. 1, 1896, to Jan. 1, 1897,
Amount of receipted vouchers,
$ 2,726 09
72,307 17
1tOAD COMMISSIONERS.
SETH II. HAMBLIN.
Expended for repairs on highways,
Drawn by orders of selectman,
Balance due. S. II. Hamblin,
$74,101 96
74,101 96
$460 79
450 00
$10 79
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SNOW ACCOUNT.
Expended for snow,
Drawn by orders of selectmen for clearing snow,
Balance due S. H. Hamblin,
JOYCE TAYLOR.
Expended for repairs on highway,_ - -
Drawn by orders of selectman,
Balance due Joyce Taylor,
SNOW ACCOUNT.
Expended on snow,
Drawn by orders of selectman,
LUTHER R. BROWN.
Expended for repairs on highways,
Drawn by order,
Balance due Luther R. Brown,
Expended on bridge,
Recd from town of Dennis, $160 18
°'° Yarmouth, 160 18
County, 80 09
Due "
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SNOW ACCOUNT.
Expended for snow,
Drawn by order of selectman,
SCHOOLS.
Amount raised by town,
L[ {{
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64
for music and drawing,
« school supplies,
$21 15
20 00
ST 15
$200 53
200 00
$ 53
$9 80
9 80
$579 58
550 00
$29 58
$400 45 .
$400 45 $400 45
$23 00
23 00
$4,100 00
. 500 00
250 00
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Rec'd from State school fund,
" " dog fund,
Expended for schools and supplies, $5,127 09
Less than appropriation, 117 41
$ 235 35
159 15
$5,244 50 $5,244 50
FISH COMMITTEE.
T. T. BALLET,
Balance on hand Jan.' 1, 1896,
Received from permits,
Paid town of Yarmouth,
town of Dennis,
expenses,
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 18.97,
TREASURER.
$150 00
150 00
92 07
43 90
$435 97
$345 12
90 85
$435 97
TRUSTEES OF SEARS FUND.,
Amount of note given by treasurer of the town
of Yarmouth Jan. 1; 1896, -- . $16,181 97
Interest paid to Jan. 1,-1897, 646 68
Paid trustees for year,
Received from town,
Interest on several payments,
New note given Jan. 1, 1897,
$ 15 00
900 00 ------ ,-
20 47
15,893 18
$16,828 65 $16,828 65
TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
Due from collector for 1894 tax, $ 846 11
1895 " 7,562 35
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Due from collector for additional tax, 1895, $ 39 25
" 1896 as per look, 19,762 75-
" 1896 additional tax, 55 00
Amt. c'l'cted by Seth Taylor, 1894, $ 846 11
" " 1895, 6,200 00
" " " 1896, 13,275 00
Balance due on 1895 and 1896, 7,944 35
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$28,265 46 ,$28,265 46
Since Jan. 1 the collector has paid on taxes, $1,425 00
DANIEL B. CROCKER,
ELISHA T. BAKER,
Auditors of Town of Yarmouth.
TOWN MEETING WARRANT.
BARNSTABLE, SS. JANUARY 27T11, 1897.
To either of the Constables in the town of. Yarmouth, in
the county of Barnstable, GREETING :.
In the »ante of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
you are hereby directed to notify the inhabitants of the
town of Yarmouth, qualified to vote in elections and town
affairs, to meet at the town house on Monday, the eighth
day of February next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, then
and there to act on the following articles, viz.:
ART. 1. To choose a moderator to preside at said
meeting.
ART. 2. To elect the following named officers all on
one ballot, under the Australian ballot system, as adopted
by the town, viz.: One Selectman for three years, one
Assessor for three years, one Overseer of the Poor for
three years, Town Clerk for one year, Town Treasurer for
one year, one School Committee man for three years,
one Road Commissioner for three years, Collector of Taxes
for one year, two Constables for one year, two Auditors for
one year ; also to see if the town will grant licenses for the
sale of intoxicating liquors.
ART. 3. _ To choose all other necessary town officers.
Ai:T. 4. To hear the annual report of the selectmen
and aet thereon.
ART. 5. To hear the repot of all other committees
and act thereon.
ART. 6. To see what sums of money the town will
raise for the support of the poor, town officers' and
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co»uuittees' fees, support of schools, repairs ow roads and
bridges, town debts, repairs on public 'buildings, Miscella-
neous expenses, school supplies, support of music and
d►awinr, interest on town debt, supt. of schools, clearing
snow, and transportation of scholars.
ART. 7. To see if the town will authorize •the town
treasurer to hire money in anticipation of taxes, to pay
town debts.
ART. 8. To see if the town will accept the list of -
jurors as reported by the selectmen.
A1:T. 9. To see if the town will authorize the town
-treasurer to hire the sum of four thousand dollars to pay the
State Highway note, falling due in October, 1897.
AI:T. 10. To see•if the town will pay a bounty of 25c.
on crows for the following year. [By request.]
ART. 11. To see if the town will vote to construct a
sate and convenient sidewalk from Railroad Avenue to the
store of E. D. Payne, and- appropriate a sufficient sum of
money therefor. [By request.]
ART. 12. To see if the town will accept the road as
laid out by the road commissioners, leading from the- -ter-
minus of the Mary Crowell- road (so called), to intersect
with the road leading from_ William Oliver's corner to the
beach, and raise a sum of money- for the same.
ART: 13. To see if the town will revoke the accept-
ance of the statutes whereby the selectmen, overseers of
the poor, assessors, road commissioners • and all other town
officers of the town are elected for the tern of three years
and hereafter elect said officers for the term of one year.
[133,- request.] •
ART. 14. To see if the town will authorize the town
treasurer to hire a sum of money not to exceed five thousand
dollars for the construction of State Highways.
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ART. 15. To see if the town will authorize the
selectmen to contract with the State highway Commission
for the completion of the State Highway from- the easterly
end of the present four miles which is already under
contract to the Bass River lower bridge.
ART. 16. To see if the town will accept the provisions
of Chapter 261 of the Acts of 18t)O, in relation to public
burial grounds.
ART. 17. To see if the town will appropriate seventy-
five dollars ($75) to build a stone bridge over Cobb's
Brook, formerly called Hamblin's Brook.
ART. 18. To see if the town will make this addition
to the town by-laws : That the selectmen he instructed to
order all "supplies used by persons aided by and residing in
the town from grocers of the town. •
You are hereby directed to serve this warrant by posting
attested copies thereof in tive public places in said town,
three on the south side and two on the north side, also one
publication in the Yarmouth Register, seven days at least
before the time of holding said meeting. .
Hereof fail not, and make due
return of this warrant, with your
doings thereon, to the town
clerk at the time and place of
1 ld'In_ � saidmeeting.
to
t ; Given under our hands and
"`"' -- _ ►-] ,the seal of the Yar-
mouth
of ar-
"^'` mouth this seventh day of
January- in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred
MATTACHEESE
°RPORATED°
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and ninety-seven.
THACIIER T. HALLET, Selectmen
• STEPHEN SEARS, of
HENRY BLACHFORD, Yarmouth.
A true copy, attest,
SETII TAYLOR, Constable.
FINANCIAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OF YARMOUTH
FOE THE
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31
.041897Do
YARf10UTHPORT, TIASS.:
C. F. SWIFT & SON, PRINTERS.
1898.
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ed; 111'6
REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN FOR THE YEAR
__ENDING DEC, 31, 1R97,
FINANCIAL STANDING OF TOWN, DEC. 31, 1897. --
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Uncollected taxes, 1896,
1897,
Due from other towns,
" " Mass. Highway Com.,
' $1,627 75
9,448 82
295 48
(account not received).
Sears Fund, note given.Jan. 1, 1898, $15,594 05
Town orders unpaid, 538 17
Bills unpaid (estimated),
Notes in anticipation of taxes,
" for State Highway,
1,000 00
8,100 00
29,000 00
A table of estimates as prepared by the selectmen for
appropriations in the different departments for the coming
year, in accordance with the by-laws of the town:
Support of poor, $3,000 00
schools, 3,800 00 37(/
Roads and bridges, 1,100 00
Town officers, 1,800 00
Repairs on public buildings, 200 00
Supt. of Schools, 100 00
Miscellaneous expenses, 1,200 00
Town debts, 800 00
Interest on Sears Fund, 900 00
" " notes, 1,200 00
State Highway note, 2,500 00
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School supplies, $250 00 c2
Transportation of scholars, 600 00
$17,450 00)
INCIDENTALS.
Seth Taylor, postage,
" care of hearse,
" recording deaths,
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$10 00
5 00
4 00
E. S. Thacher, rent of hall, for election,
T. F. Drew, auctioneer,
Stephen Sears, expenses to Boston, Digh-
ton, Fairhaven and Tewksbury, $67 75.
Stephen Sears, postage and express, 11 25
" rent of hall for election, 6 00
A. C. Snow, making frames,
" labor on town office,
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$2 25
2 25
C. R. Bassett, board of selectmen,
Joel B. Hall, supplies to town office, $5 05
nails, 40
A. A. Knowles, supplies to town offic
W. D. Jacobs, returning births,
Luther R. Brown, new roads, _ _ _ _ _ _
C. M. Bray, supplies to town office, $ 60
" search warrant, 2 65
James Lack, cattle inspector,
William D. Loring, janitor,
" " " grain and hay,
830 00
18 37
$19 00
10 00
,1 50.
85 00
4 50
31 00
5 45
2 20
50
20 00
3 25
50 50 •
48 37'
.5
Isaiah Crowell, cattle inspector,
Isaiah Homer, " "
labor,
Laura H. Hallett, board of selectmen,
M. H. Crowell, care of hearse,
64 6ireturning deaths,
$27 50
2 50
$6 00
6 75
John Hinckley & Son, material for office fence,
T. C. Day, legal service,
Melinda Taylor, rent of barn,
Joshua S. Baker, shovels,
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$2 25
care of hearse, 3 00
repairs on ladder house, 1 00
F. C. Swift, insurance,
$12 30
Oris B. Crowell, pound rent,
Henry Blachford, expenses to Boston,
R. H. Harris, stamped envelopes,
A. F. Sherman, abstract of conveyances,
F. B. Goss, advertising bridge letting,
Wm. J. Davis, bounty on seals, $ 9 00
'' [{ {4
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44 [G i(
returning births,
" deaths,
66marriages,
express,
9 50
10 40
4 00
75
E. D. Payne, fuel to town office, $13 53
fL
". supplies to town office, 1 05
Ernest P. Baker, burying nuisance,
Thos. S. Crowell, enrolling stockholders,
Mrs. Stephen H. Sears, board of selectmen,
Geo. B. Lewis, repairs on town _pump,
(
30 00
19 50
12 75
2 31
5 00
12 00.
6 25
22 60-
9.00
8 30
10 90
15 00
2 50
33 65
14 58
2 00
2 00
13 50
26 95
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Dr. S. H. Scars, returning deaths, .- -
Geo. H. Cash, serving warrant,
N. H. Matthews, mileage book,
Seth Taylor, serving warrant,
David Love, copying book,
T. T. Hallet, distributing town reports, $ 50
44 66 express, 25
paper and pens, 1 02
it 'l stamps, 1 00
« '• horse hire, 1 50
if f{ line, 10.
Benj. Lovell,
David S. Baker,
Lewis Y. Eldridge,
Joseph H. Robinson,
Mercy C. Crowell,
Emily J. Haffards,
Elizabeth Hurst,
Gen. W. Ryder,
Geo. H. Baker, -
Ebenezer Crowell,
Gilbert Lewis,
Catherine Kelley,
STATE AID.
MILITARY AID:
$4 00
46 00
46 00
6 00
•800
—8 00
00
•600
-8 00
$ 1 'S0
200
20 00
6 89
2 45.
4 37
$579 57
$360 00
— $`200
'200
$144 00
SOLDIERS' AID.
$40 32
Seth H. Hamblin,
Luther R. Brown,
Joyce Taylor,
Alfred Gorham,.
Chas. Ellis,
E. W. Eldridge,,
Oliver Hallet,
F. W. Homer,
J. S. Baker,
211. muskrats,
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CLEARING. SNOW. -
$3i3 00
19000-
175 80
65 00
FIRES.
820 .00
37 17
31 32
69 75
99 50
MUSKRATS.
$743 80
$257 74
F. Ryder,
E. W. El . ge,
Alfre ► orham,
PRINTING , AND ADVERTISING.
C. F. Swift & Son,
Fred. Hallett & Co.,
F.B. Goss,
$122 75
114 68
5 50
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RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised by town,
for snow,
of refunded military aid,
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46 {i [f state !{
Paid for Incidentals,
State Aid,
Military Aid,
Soldiers' Aid,
Clearing snow,
Fires,
Muskrats,
La+.xi: u 1....�..�
Printing and advertising,
Exprended in excess of appropriation,
$1,200 00
743 80
57 00
393 00
$579 57
360 00
144 00
40 32
743 80
257174
52 75
46 82
242 93
74 13
$2,467 93 $2,467 93
TRANSPORTATION OF SCHOLARS.
Amount raised by town,
James A. Ellis,
I. F. Homer,
J. E. Crowell,
W. F. Smith,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
$ 88 50
246 00
99 95
97 02
$500 '00
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TOWN OFFICERS.
Auditors,
Daniel B. Crocker, warden, two meet-
ings,
Seth Taylor, tax collector, •
1895, $297 19
Seth Taylor, constable, 46 00
truant officer, ' - .6 00
T. F.- Drew, registrar of voters,
Stephen Sears, moderator,
A. A. Knowles, election officer, two
meetings, 5 00
Henry A. Cobb, election officer, - 2 50
A. H. Eldridge, 2d, {l 611 2 50
C. M. Bray, it if 5 00
A. C. Snow, sealer of weights
and measures, $5 00
A. C. Snow, election officer, 2 50
Isaiah Crowell, election officer, 2 50
Joshua F. Crowell, salary school - -
committee, $20 00
Joshua F. Crowell, election
officer, 2 50
Joshua F. Crowell, truant officer, 1 00
$29 00
5 00
349 19
37 50
500
7 50
L. K. Chase, election officer,
James Lack, cattle inspector,
C. F. Purrington, registrar of
31 47 -voters, $33 00
C. F. Purrington, election officer, 2 50
$531 47 $531 47
23 50
2 50
1900.
35 50
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F. F. Collins, election officer, two
meetings, $5 00
David Kelley, 2d, election officer, 2 50
Edgar N. Baker, police, 1 50
Uriah H. Sears, 3 00
C. M. Bray, constable, 50 00
John H. Stetson, constable, 25 00
Arunah Wheldcn, election officer, 2 50
Wm. J. Davis, ton n_clerk, $18 00
Wm. J. Davis, registrar of
voters, 20 00
Wm. J. Davis, meeting of town
clerks, 4 50
Wm. J. Davis, town treasurer, 75 00
Oliver Hallet, election officer,
S. W. Mitchell, . " "
John H. Stetson, election officer,
N. B. Burgess, "
E. W. Eldridge, salary as school
committee, $40 00
E. W. Eldridge, election officer, 2 50
W. R. Farris, salary school committee,
Selectrnen, services,
Assessors, services,
Overseers_of poor, services,
Horse hire,
T. T. Hallet, justice services,
Amount raised by town,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
117 50
2 50
2 50
2 50
2 50
42 50
40 00'
564 75
16575
.151 00
278.50
5 00
$1,600 00
395 69 .
$1,995 69 *1,995 69
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SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
Amount raised by town,
" from state, — -
Paid W. E. Chaffin, $317 87
Expended in excess of appropriation,
$317 87
ROADS AND BRIDGES_
Amount raised by town,
Luther R2 Brown,
Alfred Gorham,
Joyce Taylor,
$100 00.
171 71
46 16
$317 87
$1,100 00 '
$450 00 •
450 00
200. 00 •
• $1,100 00 41,100.00
SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS.
Amount raised by town,
" for music,
" of dog- tax and State fund,
Paid school committee,
Expended less than appropriation,
.$3,900 00.
500 00
414 59
$4,769 45
45 14
$4,814 59 $4,814 59
TOWN DEBTS.
Amount raised by town,
Isaiah Homer, transportation, 1896, $ 96 00 -
" fuel to school -house,
1896, 4 50
W. R. Farri salary as school cum -
mitt , 1896, 40 00
$500, 00
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W ..R. Farris, supplies to schools, 1896, $2 16
" election officer, 1896, 2 50
" supplies to Nathan Sears,
1896, 3 08
M. H. Crowell, returning deaths, 1896, 3 75
Sears & Hurst, supplies to Idella
Kelley, 1896, 4 59
Sears & Hurst, supplies to Hattie
Chase, 1896, 4.26
R. J. Baker, supplies to Morris Gray,
1896, 5 00
R. J. Baker, supplies to Mrs. A.; J.
Baker, 1896, 7 73
Johnson & Co., supplies to Daniel
Humes, 1896, 5 22
J. E. Crowell, supplies to Emily Buck,
1896, ' . 8-00
G. F. Crocker, supplies to. Daniel
Humes, 1896, 3 14
G. F. Crocker, supples to Chas. Gif-
ford, 1895, 2 00
S. Sears and T. T. Hallet, trustees of
__Sears fund, 1896, 15 00
Dennis, supplies to E. F. Blachford,
1896, 129 84
Dighton, supplies to Mrs. G. S. Cash,
1896, 125 65
Barnstable, supplies to Susan H. Baker,
1895 and 1896, 113'14
Dr. Pitcher, med. attendance, Eleanor
Baxter, 1895 and 1896, 64 00
Dr. Doane, med. attendance, Eleanor
Baxter, 1895 and 1896, 21 00
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S. H. Hamblin, repairs on roads, 1896, 10 79
Barnstable, supplies to J. F. Baker,
1895,
Barnstable, supplies to Phebe C. Covil,
1895,
Barnstable, supplies to Edna F. Pren-
tice, 1895,
L. R. Brown, repairs on roads, 1896,
66 it " " B. R. L. bridge,'
1896, 160 18
Dennis, repairs on B. R. U. bridge, 1896, 10 18
S. H. Hamblin, 'repairs on roads, 1896, 38 09
37 00
10 65
15 00
29 58
NOTES -PAID.
$972 03
Paid Bass River Savings Bank, $ 1,013 33
First Nat. Bank of Yarmouth, 13,400 00
State highway note No. 2, 2,500 00
Hetty K. Davis's note, 1,000 00
$17,913 33
INTEREST ACCOUNT.
Amount raised for Sears Fund, -
" " " interest on notes,
Paid on Sears Fund,
" " notes,
Expended less than appropriation,
$ 900 00
1,000 00
$915 00
964 29
20 71
$1,900. 00 $1,900 00
1
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• STATE HIGHWAY ACCOUNT.
;"1:5,112 95
Paid on account of State road, - (► 1211 5
Received from highway commission, ,
6 ., sale and labor of town
teams,
▪ Received from sale of t:uik, pump,
building and tools,
Net cost to town for year,
• TAXES PAID.
State tax,
County tax,
.Bank tax,
238
11
13 25
9,377 71
$3,735 24
$1,470 00
2,423 92
1,524 54
$5,418 46
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
Amount raised by town,
Paid for hooks and supplies,
Expended in excess of appropriation,
$29.2 09
$292 09
REPAIRS ON 1'UI3LIC BUILDINGS.
Amount raised by tow,
Paid for repairs,
Expended less thaaa ,appropriation,
$ 97 37
202 63
$250 00
42 09
$292 09
$300 00
$300 00 $300,00
15
Amount paid by orders of the selectmen.
drawn upon the town treasurer
from .Tan. 1, 1897, to Jan. 1,
1898,
Incidentals,
, State aid,.
Militau,• aid,
Soldiers' aid,
Clearing snow,
•
Fire,,
Muskrats,
Labor on farm,
Printing and :ulvertising,
Transportation of scholars,
Town officers,
Supt. of s.:1roi►IS,
Roads and bridges,
Support of schools,
Town debts,
Notes paid,
.Interest account,
State highway,
Taxes paid,
Almshouse,
Out door poor,
Paid other cities and towns,
Due from other cities and towns,
Taxes remitted,
School supplies,
Repairs on public buildings,
Paid on order 4149,
$55,060 5G
$579 57
360 00
144 00
40 32
743 80
257 74
52 75 -
42 82
242 93
531 47
1,995 69
317 87
1,100 00
4,769 45
972- 03
17,913 33
1,879 29
13,112 95
5,418 46
1,147 77
1,553 81►
• 721 45
295 48
.465 07
292 09
97 37
900
$55,060 56
AWN_
•
REPORT OF THE OVERSEES OF THE POOR.
Inmates in the almshouse for the year ending Dec. 31,
1897:
Abigail Gage,
Benj. Baker,
John Gray,
Wm. J. Harrington,
Tramps,
Age.
72
71
52
53
31
POOR DEPARTMENT.
ALMSHOUSE.
Polly H. Sherman, salary,
{{ i{ 44 eggs,
bedstead, ..
66 • 46
{f
Isabel Lewis, supplies,
D. B. Crocker, 66
E. S. Thacher & Co., supplies,
J. B. Hall,
J. E. Sturdy,
L. K. Chase, shoes,
D. D. Kelley, supplies,
C. M. Bray,
A. C. Megathlin, '•
Frank Hinckley, grain,
W. R. Farris, supplies,
R. E. Holmes, 66
,66
It
When committed.
1846
1881
1893
1897
$300 00
17 14
3 00
$320 14
76
1 50
164 71
21 50
11 70
3 24
36 39
9 52
16 99 '
12 30
37 69
43 43
4
17
E. Walker, fuel,
*Mary Chase, labor,
Ansel Hallet, supplies,
Lewis Nickerson, labor,
Lottie Lack, sewing,
T. B. Pulsifer, med. attendance,
F. E. Sherman, .supplies,
Alfred Gorham, 66 . -
Benj. T. Gorham, shoes,
C. F. Swift, Register,
David Taylor, supplies,
E. W. Eldridge, supplies,
Ellen Olar,
E. D. Payne,
if
Luther Baker, labor,
S. H. Sears, med. attendance,
R. K. Farris, supplies,
Matthews & Payne, fuel,
K. M. Taylor, burial of Samuel Taylor,
A. H. Eldridge, supplies,
Allen, Slade & Co., supplies,
S. H. Hamblin,
T. T. Haliet, medicine and supplies,
J. G. Thacher, burial of Sally Taylor,
S. L. Robbins, supplies,
$ 28 00
4 50
8 72
4 50
6 00
26 00
13 58
18 01
13 20
2 00
3 79
2 25_
2 25
108 72
• 4 62
22 50
6 18
69 25
24 00
2 25
17 82
27 00
1796
2600
8 80
$1,147 77
--mid .. m_-e-,.�....^.•
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OUT OF ALMSHOUSE.
NORTH SIDE.
Susan Lewis, house rent by Seth Taylor,
supplies by E. S. Thacher
&Co,
Morris Gray, supplies by E. S. Thacher
Co.,
Morris Gray, shoes by L. K. Chase,
supplies by R. J. Baker,
medical attendance by T.
ff
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{L
B. Pulsifer, '
Morris Gray, medical attendance by S.
• 11. Sears,
Morris Gray, fuel, Matthews & Payne,
« « house rent by Lydia S.
Crowell,
Edwin Chase, med. attendance by S. H
Mrs. Osborn Chase, fuel by E. Walker,
" " supplies by E. D.
Payne,
Mrs. Osborn Chase, medicine by T. T.
Hallet,
Mrs. Osborn Chase, med. attendance
by S. H. Sears,
James T. Chase, medical attendance by T. B.
Pulsifer,
Mrs. John Matthews, medical attendance. by T.
B. Pulsifer,
Polly Robinson, med. attendance, T. B. Pulsifer,
840 00.
28 38
$ 4'97
7 64
15 30
900
51 50
7 50
11 00
.Sears, 37 75
-8 3 00
30 00
31 64
98 00
$ 68 38
106 91
Y
19
Mrs. Elnathan Eldridge, medical attendance by
T. B. Pulsifer,
Archelus Phillips, medical attendance
—b3- T. B. Pulsifer,
Archelus Phillips, medical attendance
by S. H. Sears, 10 00
$100
Allen Cash, med. attendance by T. B. Pulsifer,
Mrs. Fred. Cash, house rent by Isabel
Stokes,
Mrs. Fred. Cash, supplies by S. B.
Marchant, . • 2 90
Mrs. Fred. Cash, fuel by F. P. Hallett, 5 00
86 00
Edna Prentice, med. attendance by S. H. Sears,
John Arey,
64 66 46 66
SOUTH SIDE.
Idella Kelley, fuel by L. Fuller & Co., $ 3 58
supplies, Sears & Hurst, 52 51
fuel by J. S. Baker, 3 00
44 « " « C. H. Harward, 5 75
« David Sears, 3 00
med. attendance by Dr.
Parker, 2 00
Idella Kelley, fuel by Wm. Eldridge, 11 00
4,
f{
4'
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4'
162 64 1' Hattie Chase, fuel by L. Fuller & Co., 818 95
<' David Sears, 6 00
3 50 ff 66 supplies, Sears & Hurst, 38 37
fuel by Wm. Eldridge, 9 00
17 00 66 med. attendance by S.
H. Sears,
4'
f0
•,
6,
20 00
5 00
..i.iN ire• i. it
82 00
11 00•
7 25
13 90
12 00
2 50
8464 83
80 84
20
Hattie Chase, supplies by R. J. Baker,
" shoes by E. T. Baker,
Sylvanus Crowell, med. attendance by
Dr. Edmunds,
Sylvanus Crowell, supplies by S. L.
Moore,
Airs. Albert Cotelle, med. attendance
by Dr. Parker,
Mrs. Albert Cotelle, stove by David
Taylor,
Mrs. Albert Cotelle, nursing by Ruth
Taylor,
Mrs. Albert Cotelle, supplies by Pur-
rington & Small
Mrs. Albert Cotelle, burial by M. H.
Crowell,
Airs. A. J. Baker, fuel by L. Fuller &
Co.,
Mrs. A. J. Baker, supplies by J. W.
Crowell,
Mrs. A. J. Baker, supplies by R. J.
Baker, -
Mrs. A. J. Baker, fuel by Mrs. P.
White,
Mrs. A. J. Baker, house rent by Wm.
D. Baker,
Mrs. A. J. Baker, fuel by David Sears,
6, ,, « « « C. H. Har -
ward,
Mrs. A. J. Baker, fuel, Isaiah Homer,
$ 2 31
.2 85
$32 50
5 97
$45 25•
1500
3 .00
15 22
18 00
$17 30
21 66
82 48
11 00
27 00
12 00
3 00
2 75
$82 48 •
'38 47
96 47
21
•
Nathan Sears, supplies by W. . C.
Brown, $ 5 75
Nathan Sears, supplies by W. R. Farris, 17 85
44 shoes by E. T. Baker, 70
'• supplies by R. K. Farris, 2 00
Mrs. E. F. Blachford, supplies by F.
• D. Chase, $43 77
Mrs. E. F. Blachford, fuel by F. G.
Kelley, . 11 81
Geo. W. Robinson, supplies by Sears
& Hurst,
Geo. W. Robinson, supplies by R, J.
Baker,-
Geo. W. Robinson, shoes by E. T.
Baker,
Josephine Holway, med. attendance by
Dr. Edmunds,
Josephine Holway, med. attendance by
Dr. Ginn,
$21 58
4 08
2 25
$ 8 20
49 40
Nathan Robinson, med. attendance by
• Dr. Sears, $ 8 50
Nathan Robinson, med. attendance. by
Dr. Jacobs, 3 00
Nathan Robinson, burial by M. H.
Crowell,
20 50
John N. Baker, fuel by David Sears, $ 6 00
{ 1 « « shoes by E. T. Baker, 1 50
if td 44 burial of Mrs. Baker
177 19 by M. H. Crowell, 25 00
r Th•_,,,• —�o eel . d. 1.G.1
$ 26 40
55 58
27 :91
57 60
• 3200
•
22
John N. Baker, supplies by Purring on
& Small,
$25 61
Nehemiah Goodwin, med. attendance by Dr.
• Parker,
WEST SIDE.
Susan Hallet, supplies by Sears & Hurst, $16.00
f{ fuel by Isaiah Crowell, 3 00
64 {t « .. J. S. Baker, 9 00
{{ ff " " John Baxter, 15 00
supplies by S. B. Marchant, 5 86
fl « fuel by Lot Hallet, 28 25
supplies by Joyce Taylor, 10 12
66
''
Emily Buck, supplies by J. E. Crowell, $26 00
" fuel by H. Blackford, 13,25
�. •< « " Isaiah Crowell, 6 00
" 66 " " J. S. Baker, .1 50
board by C. E. Bearse, 23 00
supplies by S. B. Marchant, 16 00
''
ff
''
Daniel Humes, supplies by G. F. Crocker, $ 8 00
" fuel by H. Blachford, --- 12 00.
Daniel Humes, supplies by- Sears & 26 02
Hurst,
Daniel Humes, supplies by S. B. Mar-
chant,
Daniel Humes, fuel by Lot Hallet,
66 " medical attendance by
Dr. Doane,
•
48 00
$58 11
400
$737 05
82 23
85 75
23
Susan Holway, house rent by Mrs. T. Crocker,
admix,
James Holway, med. attendance by T. B. Pulsifer,
Laura Buck, board by C. E. Bearse, $ 2 00
" " " Josephine Bacon, 14 00
11 111 1.1,4•d N
$400_
8 00
1600
Mrs. Darius Cotelle, medical attendance by Dr.
Parker, • 1 25
Alexander Crowell, fuel by H. Blachford, $12 00 .
66 46
L. Fuller &
Co., - 10 63
PAID OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS.
Taunton Lunatic Hospital, Geo. Collins, $169 46
W. C. Fuller, 97 96
{i
22 63
$351 98
$267 42
Medfield Insane Asylum, G. C. Hinck-
ley, $146 00
Medfield Insane Asylum, Mary A.
Christensen, 146 00 .
292 00
16 25 Mass. School for Feeble Minded, Betsey
H. Robbins,
21 85
132 12
162 03
. $721 45
24
DUE FROM OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS.
State,
Fall River,
'Falmouth,
Dennis,
Barnstable,
Brewster,
Harwich,
$29 00--:
5 94
69 29
27 75
84 25
60 00
19 25
RECAPITULATION.
Amount raised by town, $3,000 00
" from sale of stock of Mary Christensen, 588 88
Paid for almshouse,
" outdoor poor,
other cities and towns,
Unexpended balance,
$295'48
27/ J'9
23 3 '
$1,147 77
1,553 86
721 45
165 80
$3,588 88 $3,588 88
THACHER T. HALLET, (Overseers
STEPHEN SEARS, of •HENRY BLACHFORD, Poor.
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REPORT OF THE ASSESSORS.
VALUATION, MAY 1, 1897.
Real estate, land,
" " buildings,
Personal estate,
Total valuation,
Taxes levied on real estate,
" " personal estate,
" " " polls,
Total tax,
No. of polls,
'tt St
tt tt
tt "
" " " " a poll tax only,
dwelling houses,
horses,
cows, -
neat cattle other than cows,
sheep,
acres of land assessed,
dogs licensed,
persons liable to duty,
resident firms, corporations, etc.,
on property,
non-resident firms, corporations,
assessed on property,
non-residents assessed on property,
persons assessed on property,
$354,125 00
480,650 00
721,150 00_L
$1,555,925 00
$9,182 53.
7,932 65
1,026 00
$18,141 18
513
628
277
136
4
20
11,002
81.
187
assessed
107
etc.,
-06"" 40
329
7r 915
149
1
1
ij
Rate of taxation,
County tax,
State '.
26
THACHER T. HALLET,
STEPHEN SEARS,
HENRY BLACHFORD,
, . '- County Tax for 1898.
The amount of the County Tax for
Barnstable County for 1898; granted by
a Resolve of the Legislature is 830,000, .
which is apportione$ as follows, viz.:
85,01121
2,589 69
e - 706 28
1,177 13
-1,681 61
403 58
8,508 97
1,547 08
- 245 43
840 81
2,556 05
1,210 76
-437 22
941 70
2,152 47
Barnstable,
Bourne,
Brewster,
Chatham,
Dennis,
Eastham,
Falmouth,
Harwich,
, Mashpee,-
Orleans,•
Provincetown,
Sandwich,
Truro,
wellfleet,_
Yarmouth;
83o,00b 00
$ 11 00
2,423 92
1,470 00
Assessors
of
Yarmouth.
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF SEARS_ FUND,
Note lof town in trustees' hands Jan.
1,1897, $15,893 18
Interest on same to Jan. 1, 1898, 635 73
$16,528 91
Paid trustees for year, $ . 15. 00
Received from town, 900 00
Interest on the several payments, 19 86
New note given Jan. 1, 1898, . .15,594 05
Jan. 1, 1898.
$16,528 91
STEPHEN SEARS,
THACHER T. HALLET, • •
•
Trustees of Sears Fund.
REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER,
DR.
Jan. 1, 1897. Balance on hand, $ 278 88
Received from Seth Taylor, collector, 1895, 1,362 35
at tt as as as 1896, 4,915 00
tt 4'
tt tt
tt tt
'44 4
tt 44
at tt
•tt at
it ''
4, It
44 to
tt SC
44 tt
46 tt
�{ tt
4, tt
at tt at 1897, 10,216 25
E. L. Chase, County treasurer,
dog fund refunded, 152 02
Reuben Howes, auctioneer's license, 2 00
Luther R. Brown, as tt 2 00
I. P. Matthews, tt to 2 00
F. A. Baker, billiard license, 2 00
town of Provincetown, 83 35
t t Barnstable, 46 05
tt Dennis, 62 29
t t Falmouth, 32 00
State treasurer, school fund, 262 57
acct. State high-
way, 8,966 77
State treasurer, additional cor-
poration tax, 1896, 1 22
State treasurer, money refunded
acct. stone posts, 17 60
State treasurer, repairs State
highway, 141 98
State treasurer, corporation tax, 2,891 88
to tt Nat'l bank tax, 1,357 14
military aid, 57 00
State aid, 393 00
tt
at
to
tt at
tt
at
at
to
29
Received from Judge F. C. Swift, Court fees,
County of Barnstable, Bass River
lower bridge,
County of Barnstable, bounty os
seals,
for town team,
as
as
at
tt
66
to
as
as
tt
at
at
to
burial state paupers,
compensation of inspectors of
animals,
from Luther Hall, acct. school money
received from State,
N. W. Grush, for meadow,
sale of loam,
tt to buildings and tools,
Joyce Taylor,
,6 t t T. T. Hallet,
tt at error order No. 4004,
tank and pump sold,
Follins Pond fishery,
" Mary A. Christensen,
Insurance premium returned,
Received from money borrowed,
at
at
to
to
at
u
tt
as
Cs.
By town orders paid,
balance on hand Jan. 1, 1898,
$20 53
40 04
9 00
238 11
15 00
41 15
17171
1 50
70
5 75
19 59
9 00
50
7 50
30 86
588 88
6 30
23,273 75
$55,725 22
$55,320 74
404 48
$55,725 22
30
The town owes :
In anticipation of taxes,
Notes for State Highway,
Due from. Seth Taylor, Collector:
For taxes, 1896,
••< "- 1897,
—I-
$ 8,100 00
29,000 00
$37,100 00
$1,627 75
9,448 82
$11,076 57
- WILLIAM J. DAVIS, Town Treasurer. -
•
J. LA_ .1 Ili! WI i. IN 1 • . 1. I.. ■ i bib I�.IL: iS .iSii
ROAD COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
NORTH SIDE.
SETH H. IIA]I13LIN IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF YARMOUTH.
LABOR ON SNOW.
Frank E. Lewis,
George Robbins,
Frank C. Baker,
'Willard Ellis,
Isaiah Ellis,
Warren Ellis,
Isaiah L. Ellis,
Willie W. Cash,
Alfred Baker,
Charles E.. Chase,
Frank I. Robbins,
Amos L. Phillips,
Lewis F. Nickerson,
Joseph W. Smith,
Morris Gray,
Millard T. Gray,
Abraham Robinson, -
Fred. E. Sherman,
Frank Whelden,
Lewis A. Sherman,
Fred. Marchant,
Osborne E. Baker,
George H. Baker,
184 hours, 20c., $ 3 70
12 -f{ 2 40
25 " 500 _
14 " " 2 80 •
184 " " 3 70
12 a II " 2 40
234 " GS 4 70
4. " " 80
12 " •" 240
21 6, f, 4 20
84 " " 1 70
17t " " 3 55
214 " Si 4 30
20 64 " 400
12 Si " 2 40
94 " - " . . 1 90
12 " " 2 40
12 4, 4" 2 40
13 " " 2 60
124 " " 2 50
8 44 " 1 60
10 " •" 200
15 4, " 3 00
Joseph Cotelle,
Walter Cotelle,
David M. Chase,
George L. Ryder,
Willie Ryder,
Benj. S. Cotelle,
Elmer Whittemore,
Isaac W. Baker,
A. W. Cahoon,
W. F. Cahoon,
James F. Sanders,
R. B. Clark,
Osborne H. Chase,
James R. Baker,
John B. Arey,
Russell D. Ellis,
J. C. Robinson,
John Silver,
Danford Whelden,
James W. Ellis, -
James Smith,
Z. A. Sherman,
Sylvanus Cash,
James G. Bray,
E. L. Sears,
Willis F. Cash,
J. W. Hamblin,
Roland Kelley,
W. Baker (E. D. P.),
E. F: Smith,
E. Wm. Smith,
Jos. C. Chase,
F. S. Cash,
32
8- hours, 20c.,
8*
8*
8*
4
4
4*
8*
4*
4*
8*
4*
8*
4*
20.
21*
22
5*
12*
14
10
9
13*
5f
13*
18*
30
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15c.,
20c.
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20c.,
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$1 70
1 70
1 70
1 70
80
80
90
1 70
90
90
1 70
90
1 70
90
2 00
3 23
4 40
1 05
1 88
2 80
2 00
1 80
3 70
1 10
2 70
3- 70
600
1 70
4 40
4 30
5 90
5 90
5 20
-Henry A. Cobb,
A. Bailey,
James A. Ellis,
George Chase,
Willard Rohbins,
George S. Chase,
George F. Bray,
William F. Bray,
Ernest H. Bray,
Edward C. Bray,
Howard F. Nickerson,
Warren C. Montcalm,
Elnathan Eldridge,
Charles Cahoon,
Benjamin Phillips,
Charles Cash,
E. S. Mecarta,
Jeremiah Chase,
Arch. Phillips,
Arch. Phillips, Sr.,
.Frank Arey,
Charles Ellis,
C. L. Nickerson,
Patrick Morgan,
Willie Morgan,
Frank Lewis,
Henry Baker,
William P. Bray,
A. J. Dean,
Tim. Aha, -
Wm. S. Baker,
Charles W. Ellis,
E. A. Nickerson,
33 -
22
19
20
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201 «
252 «
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231"
22
231
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15*
24*
24
23
23
10.
21*
21f
24
7f
9
4*
11
26*
16
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21*
4*.
hours, 20c:,
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3 80 .
4 00
3 70
• 4 15
5 15-
4
54 40--
4 40,
4 40
4 40
4 70
4 70
4 40
4 75
3 70
3 10
4 90
4 80
4 60
4 60
2 00
4 30
4 30
480
1 50
1 80
95
2.20
530
3 20
80
4 30
.95
Arthur L. Megathlin,
George W. Ryder,
Thacker Taylor,
Geo. H. Kelley,
William Shields,
J. A. Cash,
Jonathan Usher,
E. W. Eldridge,
A. W. Kelley, 151 "
Albert Taylor, 3
34
10 hours, 20c.,
20
221
1.1
10
29f
- 6 . _. -
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66
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3 "
Due S. H. Hamblin, 1896,
S. H. Hamblin, per bill,
Drawn from town treasurer,
Due S. H. Hamblin,
Drawn from town, .
J. W. Hamblin,
S. H. Hamblin,
Patrick Morgan,
84 "
Benj. L. Walker, 26i 6,
66
FOR GOADS.
66
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44
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64
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35 hours, 200.,
Due town of Yarmouth,
66
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$2 00
4 00
450-
2 20
2 00
5 95
1 30
60
3 10
60
$297 91
1 15
11 80
$310 86
310 00
$ 86
$48 88
'$ 7 00
14 29
16 80
5 30
43 39
$ 5 449
35
•
ALFRED GORHAM IN ACCOUNT WITH TIIE TOWN OF YARMOUTH.
LABOR ON ROADS.
Oliver Haliet, removing obstruction from road,
75c.; 29 hours, 35c., 810.15; 93 loads of
gravel, 10c., $9.30,
H. D. Bray, 29
E. P. Mallet,
F. C. Baker,
J. G. Haliet,
gravel,
John Silva,
Bert Vincent,
W. W. Cash,
24
21
81 hours, 35c., $2.98 ; 25 loads of
10c., $2.50,
8/ hours, 20c.,
81
31
hours, 20c.,
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Gideon Matthews, 10 hours, 35c., $3.50 ; 15 loads
loam, 5c., 75e.,
Freeman Ryder, 21 hours, 20c.,
J. Usher, Jr., 21 hours, 20c., 50c. ; 181 hours,
50c., $9.25,
Arthur Megathlin, 21 hours, 20c.,
Joseph Kcveney, 171
Patrick Heffernan, 18
Chas. W. Ellis, 6 30c.,
Chas. Ellis, 1 hour, 20e. 6 hours, 30c., $1.80,
George W. Ryder, 2
Jeremiah Chase, 71
George Haliet, 2d, 11 " 40c.,
H. A. Cobb, _ 21 " 20c.,
�c [{
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hours, 20c.,
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Sylvanus Cash, 4
Amos Arey, 7
Albert Taylor, 171 hours, 20c.,
• GOc., $6.60,
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$3.50 ; 11 hours,
$20 20
5 80
4 80
50
.5 48
1 70
1 70
70
4 25
50
9 75
50
3 50.
3 60
1 80
2 00
40
1 50
4.40
50
80
1 40
10 10
36
John Silva, 1/ hours, 20c., $ 30
Chas. Cahoon, 13 " " _ 2 60
Edmund Walker, 21 ff _ ,, 50
Osborne E. Baker, 7 ti 30c., 2 10
George 11. Baker, 101 ff " 3 15
J. A. Ellis,. 21 hours, 30c., 75c. ; 1 hour, 45c.; 5
hours, 20c., $1; 10 loads clay, 4c., 40c.,
15 hours, 30c.,
18 " 20c.,
E. B. Chase,
Chas. Cahoon,
F. G. Nickerson, 18
Bert Cash, : 15i
Fred. Cash, 184
Patrick Heffernan, 16/
Freeman Ryder, 18 ff 30c.,
J. A. Cash, 18
J. Usher, Jr., 151 " 45c.,
. Aibert Taylor, 18 `f f
Jeremiah Robinson,
6 46 20c.,
f f 40c.,
George Hallet, 2d, 3 20c.,Patrick Morgan, 351 44
J. W. Hamblin, 8 hrs., 20c., $1.60 ; 3 hrs., 60c.,
$1.80,
Patrick Morgan, 15 hours, 20c.,
Edmund Walker, 7 .. 30c.,
T. T. Hallet, 230 loads gravel, 5c.,
E. W. Eldridge, 1 h., 45c. ; 2 hrs., 20c., 40c. ; 51
hrs., 30c., $1.65 ; 15 loads gravel, 5c., -75c.,
8i hours, 20c.,
2 .f ..
81.
4 " 60c.,
4 " 40c.,
2i " 20c.,
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Freeman Ryder,
C. W. Ellis,
James T. Chase,
Albert Taylor,
Geo. Hallet, 2d,
Alfred Baker,
2 60
4 50
3 60
3 60
3 15
3 75
3 25
5 40
5 40
6 98
8 10
1 20
1 20
7 10
3 40
3 00
2 10
11 50
3 25
1 70
40
1 70 •
2 40
1 60
.50
W. W. Cash,
Edw. Smith,
Patrick Morgan,
Osborne E. Baker,
George H. Baker,
Chas. Ellis,
J. W. Ellis,
Albert Taylor,
Geo. Hallet, 2d,
J. Usher, Jr.,
E. P. Hallet,
M. Keveney, Jr.,
J. C. Chase,
Freeman Cash,
H. A. Cobb,
C. E. Chase,
I. L. Ellis,
Albert Taylor,
Gideon Matthews,
Amos Arey,
37
16 hours, 200.,
3i
20
7-
31
4
4
8
8
3i
31
3/
4
4
7
1
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9/
9
9/
B. W. Ellis, 41
Wm. D. Loring, 2
J. G. Hallet, 6 double loads gravel, 10c.,
J. A. Ellis, 1 hour, 20c., 1 hour, 50c.,
Mrs. Gorham Taylor, 23 loads sand,, 5c.,
Wm. Shields, 21 hours, 20c.,
fi
30c.,
ff
60c.,
40c.,
45c.,
20c.,
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30c.,
20c.,
"
45c.,
30c.,
20c.,
f6 ff.
f. ff
Patrick Heffernan,
Patrick Morgan,
John Silva,
Patrick Morgan,
F. C. Baker,
Bert Cash,
Albert Taylor,
8 ff
21 " 46
7i if ff
81 44
4 if if
2 ff ff
5 " 60c.,
$3 20
70
4 00
2 10
1 05
1 20
1 20
4 80
3 20
1 58
70
70
80
80
2 10
20
20
4 17
2 70
1 85
90
40
60
70
1- 15
50
1 60
4 20
1 50
1 70
80
40
3 00
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Geo. Hallet,-2d, 5 hours, 40c.,
Oliver Hallet, 6 double loads gravel, 10c.,
Alfred:Baker, 8 hours, 20c.,
W. W. Cash, 8
Henry Arey, 8
J. A. Cash, 7i " 30c.,
Edmund Walker, 7*
Mrs. Gorham Taylor, 9 loads sand, 5c.,
S. H. Thacher, 1* hours, 20c.,
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Patrick Morgan, 6i
Chas. Ellis, 1 hour, 20c. ; 6 hours, 30c., $1.80,
Chas. W. Ellis, 6 hrs., 20c., $1.20; 1 hour, 30e.
C. L. Nickerson, 1 hour, 20c. ; 1 hour, 30c.,
R. D. Ellis, 2 hours, 15c.,
Albert Taylor, 13 60c.,
Geo. Hallet, 2d,
13 " 40c.,
Jeremiah Chase, 6 30c.,
Geo. H. Baker, 17*
Osborne E. Baker, 7
E. R. Hamblin, 35 hours, 20c., $7; 18
30c., $5.40,
Wm. D. Loring,
Nathan Darling,
Alfred Baker, ----- —
R. H. Harris,
W. Frank Arey,
Albert D. Baker,
Patrick Morgan,
Reuben Howes, per bill,
A. D. Baker, per bills,
E. S. Thacher & Co., per bill,
J. B. Hall, per bill,
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66
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54 hours, 20c.,
17
7 " tt
34 " .t
2* " 30c.,
14 " 20c.,
5
66
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$2 00
60
1 60
1 60
1 60
225
2 25
45
30
1 30
200
, 1 50
50
30
7 80
5 20
1 80
5 25
2 10
hours,
12 40
1 05
3 40
1 40
75
75
30
1 00
2 00
2 25
1 00
65
•
39
George Tyler & Co., repairs for scraper and
expressage, as per bill,
M. H. Crowell, per bill,
C. M. Bray, per bills,
Watson Thacher, lettering signs,
Joseph Thacher, lettering sign,
Geo. H. Kelley, lettering sign,
Thacher Taylor, per bill,
A. C. Snow, per bill,
Alfred Gorham, per bill,
Drawn from town treasury,
Due Alfred Gorham,
Elam Mecarter,
Amos Arey,
E. S. Chase,
I. L. Ellis,
Alton A. Walker,
Benj. L. Walker,
Warren E. Ellis,
Isaiah Ellis,
Willard Robbins,
J. W. Hamblin,
L. F. Nickerson,
J. G. Bray,
S. L. '_tobbins, -
Frank I. Robbins,.
B. T. Phillips,
. SNOW ACCOUNT.
3 hours, 20c.,
24
3 tt tt
24 ft tf
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44 " it
31 " At
34 " 64
44 " tt
24 " tt
2 " tt
31 tt 44
3 tt 44
4 tt t{
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$10 50
2 50
15 83
5 75
2 50
2. 50
1 00
85
107 43
$456 72
450 00
$6.72
$ 60
55
60
55
90
90
65
65
85
50
40
70
60
80
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Chas. Cahoon, hours, 20o.,
Bert. F. Raymond, 4/ " 15c.,
C. E. Chase, 31 " 20c.,
George Chase, 4 " 44
Henry A. Cobb, 6 . • "
Jeremiah Chase, 6.
Freeman L. Cash, 5
Albert Bailey, 6
Sylvanns Cash, 6
Willis Cash, 6
Goo. F. Chase, 6
Wm. P. Bray, 6
Albert Taylor, 6 hours, with horses, 60c.,
Sylvanus Robbins, 2 hours, 20c.,
W. E. Nickerson, 3} " "
Freeman Ryder, 3
Edmund W. Eldridge, n "
James Gorham, 4 "
Roland Kelley,
Gideon Matthews,
W E. Montcalm, 7
John Silva, 5 •
A. J. Dean, 7
J. G. Hallet, 4 hours, with horse, 40c.,
4'
64
4'
4'
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4'
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66
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"
4'
4'
44
3 "
1 -"
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4'
44
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44
44
44
4' '4
Alfred Baker,
Henry Arey,
Henry H. Baker,
Wm. Shields,
James A. Cash,
A. A. Phillips,
Soth Taylor,.
R. W. Park,
E. F. Smith,
2i hours, 20c..
21
3
3
4
4
5
4
31 "
44
44
4'
'4
4'
4'
"
"
4'
44
'4
•4'
44
'4
4' •
$ 90
68
65
80
1 20
1 20
1 00
1 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
3 60
40
70
60
50
80
60
20
1 40
1 00
1 40
1 60
50
50
60
60
80
80
1 00
80
75
4
Winthrop Smith,
Geo. W. Ryder,
Jonathan Usher,
A. L. Megathlin,
H. D. Bray, •
Charles Cash,
James A. Ellis,
Amos E. Arey,.
Ed. Bray,
Geo. Bray,
Wm. Bray,
Frank Arey,
J. C. Robinson,
John B. Arey,
Chas. Ellis,
Chas. W. Ellis,
Russell D. Ellis,
Chas. Nickerson,
Osborne E. Baker,
Geo. H. Baker,
Morris Gray,
Edgar Marchant,
Millard Gray,
E. R. Hamblin,
A. R. Phillips,
E. H. Bray,
A. C. Snow,
J. W. Ellis,
Geo. A. Whittemore,
Alfred Gorham, per bill,
Drawn fromtown treasury,
Due Alfred Gorham,
41•
3 hours, 10c.,
5
4
3
2
3
4
4
31
31
31
4
4
31
31
31
31
31
10
10
2
2
2
1
3
31
3
21
21
44
'4
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44
4'
44
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'4
44
44
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'4
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20c.,
'44
4'
'4
'4
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4'
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44
4'
'4
'4
'4
'4
44
15c.,
20c.,
64 '4
44 44
t1 44
41 4'
41 [4
_41 44
4/ 4'
44 '4
4' ' 44
44 4'
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$ 30
1 00
80
60
40
60
80
80
70
70
70
80
80
70
70
70
53
70
2 00
• 200
40
40
40
20
60
70
60
50
50
5 00
$67 46
65 00
$2 46,
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SOUTH SIDE.
LUTHER R. BROWN, ROAD COMMISSIONER.
A. W. Cahoon,
A. W. Cahoon,
J. A. Robinson,
Watson Cahoon,
Ezekiel Terry, shells,
Austin Whittemore, shells,
E. N. Baker, ashes,
Alfred White, ashes,
Bert. Homer,
Isaac Ellis,
T. E. Kelley, ashes,
W. H. Kenney,
C. H. Harwood,
James Sanders,
W. Cahoon,
O. H. Chase,
- J. R. Baker,
Robert Clark,
Horace Cahoon,
J. A. Cahoon,
Elmer Whittemore;
Allie Ellis,
Isaac Ellis,
Thacher Ellis,
Joseph Cotelle,
E. Baker,
Felson Baker,
U. H. Sears,
Reuben Baker,
J. H. Baker,
15 hours; -10c.,
2 " 15c.,
3 " 20c.,
-- 7i66
64
5 30c.,
10 "
10
5
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30c.,
20c.,
30c.,
20c.,
30e.,
20c.;
10
131
10
10
10
111
10
10
10
14t
10
21
10
111
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2i
20c.,
30c.,
20c.,
MI
$3 00
30
60
1 50
5.0
1 25
25
15
3 00
1 50
37
3 00
3 00
1 00
2 00
2 75
2 00
2 00
2 00
3 50
2 00
3 00
3 00
2 85
3 00
4 20
2 00.
3 50
8 30
50
Allen B. Baker,
D. S. Taylor,
W. F. Cahoon,
F. B. Homer,
Thus. Collins,
D. M. -Chase,
Geo. H. Loring,
Gilbert Studley,
E. P. Baker,
Geo. L. Ryder,
L. Y. Eldridge,
N. C. Goodwin,
Freeman Baker,
R. D. Robinson,
W. H. Oliver,
B. Howland,
Ahira Baker,
James Robinson,
Albert Baker,
J. L. Baker,
W. H. Kenney,
Nelson Baker,
ti Is 1
43
10 hours, 30c.,
10
10 20c.,
10 4, 30c.,
10
10
10
10 " '6
5 20c.,
10 {f i6
10 if
23
10
20
20
31
13
19i
10
10
21
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30c.,
15c.,
20c.,
30c.,
20c.,
.� 'f,
ca 'c
fl. {f
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30c.,
20c.,
J. K. Sears, 248 loads loam, 7c.,
Sturgis Crowell, 57 loads loam, 7c.,
Ernest Baker, mowing sidewalks,
W. H. Kenney, 11 hours, 20c.,
Elizabeth Stetson, land damage,
61 hours, 20c.,
6i « «
Isaac Ellis,
Reuben Baker,
E. Baker, 10 " 30c.,
Roger Eldridge, 31 " 20c.,
Ernest P. Baker and others, on washout,
H. F. Crowell, 2 hours, 20c.,
$3 00
3 00
2 00
3 00.
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
1 00
2 00
3 04
3 45.
2 00
6 00
4 00
75
2 60
3 90
2 00
2 00
75.
1 00
17 36
3 99
3 25
25
1 00
1 25
1 25
3 00
75
4 90
40
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Alfonso Covil, 15 hours, 20c., $3 00
E. R. Baker, s 75
Geo. F. Matthews, _ 6 30
Horace Cahoon, 4 " " . 80
W. C. Brown, 131 " 30c., 4 00
Albert T. Baker, 18 " 20c., 3 60
D. S. Baker, 14 " 30c., 4 20
C. B. Oliver, 18 " " 5 40
B. Homer, 9 " " 2 70
C. N. Chapman, 9 " 20c., 1 80
N. L. Eldridge, 2 25
C. Taylor, 121 " " 2 50
Thos. E. Kelley, 9 " " 1 80
C. C. Taylor, 121 " " 2 50
D. M. Chase, 7* " 30c., 2 25
A. W. Cahoon, • 1 50
C. H. Harwood, 75
Thos. Collins, 50
W. H. Kenney, 4 50
I. W. Baker, 75
F. Wixon, 25
B. Homer, 2 10
Wilbur Baker, 2 75
Austin Whittemore, 1 25
U. H. Sears, 75
A. J. Wellington, 6 95
Winnie Eldridge, 88
P. P. Akin, 86 loads loam, 7c., 6 02
John S. Eldridge, 50
John H. Baker, 80
D. M. Chase, 6} hours, 45c., 2 95
Allen B. Baker, 7 "66 3 15
Ahira Baker, 81 " 20c., 1 70
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45
Ernest P. Baker, 1/ hours, 20c.,
H. E. Baker, on bridge road,
J. U. Baker, making 2 sign boards,
L. R. Brown,
John H. Baker,
Geo. L. Ryder,
Wm. Ryder,
Isaac Ellis,
Allie Ellis,
L T. Ellis,
Prentice White,
James Robinson,
Harry Chase,
Geo. Kelley,
W. F. Kelley,
Leo Taylor,
F. Campbell,
Geo. Ryder,
Wm. Ryder,
J. R. Baker,
R. B. Clark,
Stephen Crowell,
W. I. Cahoon,
E. P. Baker,
H. N. Cahoon,
C. B. Cole,.
D. M. Chase,
E. N. Baker,
B. Howland,
Isaac Baker,
A. H. Baker,
SNOW ACCOUNT.
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$ . 25
40 00
1 50
541 hours, 20c., $10 90
21 " .. 55
71 .. .. 1 55
2/ .. .. 55
141 " " 2 90
14 'C " 2 80
141 " .. 2 90.
5.i. " " 1 10
5i " •" 1 10.
3 " 10c., 30
21 " .20c., 45
3 " lOc., 30
81 " 20c., 1 70
gj " .. 1 90-
5
05 " " 1 00
2f. " .. _ 55
3 . _ .. .... sa
3 '• _ " 60
14 .. .. 2 80
31 44 .. 75
19 " .. 3 80
3i .. •. 70
12 " " -- 2 40
18f " " 3 75
6 " 1 20
121 4 " 2 50
91 . " 1 85
15 44 " 3 00
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Vinnie Crowell,' 13 hours, 20c.,
S. A. Baker, 10 /l li
T. W. Graves,. 14} li 44
Allen 11. Baker, 473 ii it
HOW io Matthews, 2 ii "
C. JI. Brown, 4 ll it
'Geo. B. Sears, 14 • l' it
Walter Cotelle, 15 it ii
J. Cotelle, ' • 193 it ll
U. H. Sears, 36 et 66
Nelson Baker, _-2_ - is ii
Geo. Matthews, 3 it it
Benj. Homer, 3 ii "
1s:la:7. Ellis, 13 " it
Isaac Ellis, 10 ll ll
W. H. Oliver, 7 ii ii
A. F. Howard,. 3 • 46 ii
Abiel Howard, . 7 " "
A. W. Cahoon, • -9 l/ ll
Fred. Eldridge, 2 " "
Roger -Eldridge, 73 " "
Reuben C. Baker, 23f ll ii
P. White, 14 i' "
J. 11. Baker, 6 " 64
Nelson Baker, 13 ii 'i
Ahira Baker, 163 " i'
1. S. Studley, 93 " ee
Samuel Robbins, 13 " ii
James Maker, 63• "- "
E. G. Baker, 7 li di
Clarence Baker, 11 " "
J. R. Baker, . 5 " "-
R. C. Baker, 5 'i ii
$2 60
'2 00
2 90 •
9 50
40
80
2 80
3 00
3 90
7 20
40
60
60
30
2 00
1 40
60
1 40
1 80
40
1 50
4 75
2 80
1 20
30
3 30
1 90
2 60
1 30
1 40
2 20
100
1 00
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.5. . r. i . r�t�a cYd 1.1 11411.1 ■„ 1 Cil
Benj. Bray,
A. 1Vhittemore,
Franklin Baker,
W. F. Chase,
B. L. Baker,
B. S. Cotelle,
W. D. Baker,
O. H. Chase,
J. F. Sanderi,
A. 11. Howland,
A. H. Crowell,
S. N. Chapman,
Thomas Collins,
W. 11. Fuller,
W. W. Fuller,
Allie Ellis,
W. Cahoon,
W. R. Baker,
A. R. Baker,
Geo. F. Matthews,
S. B. Baker,
Reuben Baker,
J. U. Baker,
E. F. Terry,
E. N. Chase,
N. C. Goodwin,
H. E. Baker,
Freeman Baker,
Albert Baker,
T. E. Kelley,
A. R. Baker,
L. H. Baker,
M. B. Cole,
47
14 hours, 20c.,
6
6 l' it
43 ll li
23 ii
6 li ii
43 li ll
102} it di
12 di li
123 ii 11
2f •" es
11 •'i fi
2
73 ii li
81 ii
10 li fi
93 K li
33 ii fi
173 "
4 di ii
73 it 10c.,
17* " 20e,
153• li ii
12 - it ii -
23 ii ii
6 li ii
473 " i'
133 " "
4
15 ii ii
13 ii ti
53 . ii
14 4 fi
$2 80
1 20
1 20
90
45
1 20
90
2 10
2 40
2 50
55
2 20
40
1 50
1 65
2 00
1 90
70
3 50
80
75
3 50
3 05
2 40
50
1 20
9 50
2 70
80
3 00
30
1 10
2 80
Henry Taylor,
Elmer F. Whittemore,
John G. Sears,
4 L. R. Brown,
Allen B. Baker,
D. M. Chase,
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1271 hours, 20c.,
2_ "
2i
4
271
Drawn from town treasury,
Balance due,
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NEW ROAD ACCOUNT.
Drawn from town treasury,
For setting fence, taking out trees,
stone bounds, etc.,
Paid Morse for land,
$ 5 90
15 00
$2,50
40
• 15
1 00
1 60
1 00
$193 45
190 00
$3 45
$20 00
$20 90 _
WEST SIDE.
JOYCE TAYLOR, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF YARMOUTH.
$10 80
25 00
25 50
7 20
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4 60
8 00
7 80
" tt 9 60
" • tt 9 60
1 80
5 70
Jose C. Desilva,
Joyce Taylor,
S6 tt
J. B. Chase,
Luther C. Buck,
Dustin Baker,
Henry Coombs,
Joshua S. Baker,
Jose C. Desilva,
Wm. F. Fowler,
D. B. Taylor,
Ansel L. Baker,
54 hours, 20c.,
125 " tt
170 tt 15c.,
36 t t 20c.,
971
23 tt tt
40
26 tt 30c.,
32
32
9 tt 20c.,
19 66 30c.,
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W. F. Baker,
J. F. Nickerson,
Darius Cotelle,
J. E. Crowell,
Richard Sears,
Luther C. Buck,
Zenas Baxter,
B. Gifford,
Allen Baxter,
Gilbert Lewis, .
44 tt
Louis Baxter,
49
23
27
18
18
23
23
27
36
23
23
36
32
hours, 20c.,
t1 30c.,
66 tY
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Geo. H. Baxter, one-half acre loam,
Lysander A. Chase's bill,
Drawn from town treasury,
Due Joyce Taylor,
SNOW ACCOUNT.
Sylvester B. Marchant,
Jose C. Desilva,
John H. Hallett,
B. Whelden, -
Stephen Marchant,
Horace P. Baxter,
Henry Coombs,
E. H. Buck,
Jose C. Desilva, Jr.,
Luther Buck,
Lemuel Marchant,
Ansel Taylor,
Eugene S. Coleman,
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Joshua A. Montcalm,
Luther R. Taylor,
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Prescott H. Baker,
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I IST OF JURORS
AS PREPARED BY
David Sears, -t'f
Theodore F. Drew,
^}- Kilburn M. Taylor,
Elbridge Taylor,
Albert C. Snow,
-i- John G. Thacher,
Geo. H. Kelley,
Geo. Hallet, 2d,
Fred. A. Baker,
Benj. R. Howes,
Seth Taylor,
Zenas P. Howes,
Nelson Eldridge,
$ 80
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THE SELECTMEN JAN. 8, 1898.
Edmund W. Eldridge,
James A. Ellis,
Benajah Crowell,
Oliver Hallet,
Lafayette K. Chase,
David D. Kelley,
Manton H. Crowell,
Francis W. Homer,
Reuben Howes, .
Fred. Hallett,
Seth Kelley,
David F. Sears,
Daniel B. Taylor,
Elisha T. Baker.
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
The auditors, having examined the accounts of the
several town officers, make the following report:
TOWN TREASURER, WILLIAM J. DAVIS.
Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1897, $ 278 88
Rec'd from tax collector and all other sources, 55,446'34
Paid orders from Jan. 1, 1897, to
Jan. 1, 1898, $55,320 74
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1898, 404 48
$55,725 22 $55,725 22
SELECTMEN.
T. T. BALLET, CRAIR)IAN.
Orders drawn by selectmen on town treasurer
from Jan. 1, 1897, to Jan. 1, 1898, x$55,060 56
Amount of receipted vouchers, 55,060 56
ROAD COMMISSIONERS.
SETH B. BAMBLIN.
SNOW ACCOLNT.
Expended on snow,
Drawn by orders of selectman, $310 00
$310 86
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ROAD ACCOUNT.
Drawn by order of selectman,
Expended on roads,
Balance due the town,
ALFRED GORHAM.
Expended for repairs on highways,
Drawn by orders of selectman,
Balance due Alfred Gorham,
Expended for snow,
Drawn by order of selectman,
Balance due Alfred Gorham,
=ram B. MOWN.
SNOW ACCOUNT.
Expended for snow,
Drawn by order of selectman,
Expended for repairs on highway,,
on bridge,
Drawn by order of selectman,
Expended,
Drawn by order of selectman,
Due L. R. Brown,
NEW ROAD.
11i 106.411. rl JI r.:
48 88
$358 88
43 39
4 63
$358 88
$456 72
450 00
$6 72
$67 46
65 00
$2 46
$193 45
190 00
$3 45
$416 52
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$468 89
450 00
$18 89
$20 90
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JOYCE TAYLOR.
- SNOW AOCOUNT. '
Drawn by order of selectman,
Expended on snow,
Overdrawn,.
Cash paid town treasurer,
Expended for repairs on highways,
Drawn by orders of selectman,
Balance due Joyce Taylor,
FISH COMMITTEE.
T. T. HALLET, TREASURER.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1897,
Received from permits,
Paid town of Yarmouth,
" " " Dennis,
Expenses,
SCHOOLS.
Amount raised by town,
for music,
.. dog tax and State fund,
Paid school committee, $4,769 45
Expended less than appropriation, 45 14
$4,814 59 $4,814 5 9
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66 50
$175 00
155 41
$19 59
19 59
$203 45
200 00
$3 45
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TRUSTEES OF SEARS FUND.
Amount of note given by treasurer of the town •
of Yarmouth, Jan. 1, 1897, $15,893 18
Interest paid to Jan. 1, 1898, • G35 73
Paid trustees for year, $ 15 00
Received from town, . 900 00
Interest on several payments,- . - 19 8G
New note given Jan. 1, 1898, 15,594 05
816,528 91 $16,528 91
TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
Amt. due from collector Jan. 1,
1897, on 1896 tax, $6,542 75
Amt. collected during the year, . 4,915 00
$43 90
Balance due on 1896 tax,
Amt. of tax for 1897, $19,665 07
Amt. collected, 10,216 25
84 32
$128 22 $128 22
$3,900 00
500 0 0
414 59
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Balance due on 1897 tax,
Balance due on 1896 and 1897 taxes,
NOTE.
Since Jan. 1, 1898, the collector has paid on taxes, $5,500 00
DANIEL B. CROCKER, } Auditors.
ELISHA Jr. BAKER. `
$1,627 75
9,448 82
$11,076 57
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VITAL STATISTICS FOR 1897.
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN 1897.
Date of marriage.
Jan. 31.
Mar. 8.
May 5.
June 14.
23.
24.
July 3.
4.
6.
13.
Aug. 4.
- 14.
26.
Names of groom and bride.
Milton P. Hedge,
Maria E. Matthews,
Nicholas Dixon,
Rosie Corbett,
Wilbur A. Howland,
Mary T. Nickerson,
Clarence 0. Baker,
Maria F. Studley,
Noah Willard,
Addie F. Baker,
William H. Thacher,
Mary H. Berry,
Percival Herbert Everett,
Marietta S. Hallett,
John B. Keveney,
Sarah Leveritt Baxter,
Sylvanus E. Baker,
Kate Watts,
Gregory Gunderson,
•• Helen M. Cotelle,• .
Ernest L. Sears,
Annie F. Ryder,
John Henry Baker,
Ada May Newton,
Joshua Eldridge Howes,
Mary Matthews,
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71
52
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24
29
33
23
22
51
22
30
27
25
20
23
18
38
39
60
24
33
18
20
22
27
22
Sept. 23.
Oct. 3.
6.
9.
Nov. 10.
19.
Dec. 27.
57
James A. Morgan,
Helen L. Snell,
William H. Kenney,
Johanna MacKenzie,
John Jairus Walker,
Bertha Agnes Pierce,
John Falvey,
Maria J. Chase, •
Nelson Baker,
Mary E. Sheehan,
Henry Stevenson,
Anna Catherine Nielson,
Washington E. Nickerson,
Rosa Nickerson,
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Date of Death.
Jan. 12.
17.
20.
Feb. 25.
28.
19.
Mar. 7.
8.
15.
16.
28.
29.
Apr. 4.
6.
17.
18.
20.
26.
May 3.
3.
15.
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DEATHS RECORDED IN 1897.
Name.
Sally Taylor,
Abby F. Cotelle,
Eleanor Hamlin,
Oliver T. Gorham,
Emily E. Ryder,
Sears Thacher Kelley,
Lydia Seymore Peak,
Paul Atkins Taylor,
Joseph Walker,
Maria E. Baker,
Peregrine White,
Vinney Crowell,
Richard S. Lewis,
Benjamin Lovell,
Sarah Abby Lavers,
Nathan Hallett,
Bray,
Oliver Crocker,
John F. Marshall,
Janes F. Kelley,
Thomas Thacher,
Sarah Whelden Long,
Disease.
Old age,
Heart failure,
Pneumonia,
Unknown, probably blood
Unknown,
Bright's disease,
Cancer of the breast,
Marasmus,
Injury from falling tree,
Gastric catarrh,
Broncho pneumonia,
Paresis, ,
Dentition,
Pernicious anaemia,
Carcinoma uteri,
Paralysis,
Old age,
Phthisis pulmonalis,
Gastritis,
Bright's disease,
Old ape,
Date of Death. Name.
May 23.
June 13.
16.
22.
Nathan W. Robinson,
Eldridge,
Freeman Ryder,
Joseph Gorham,
23. Sophia C. Taylor,
July 7,. Hannah B. Thacher,
10. Sarah V. Holmes,
25. Elizabeth Baxter,
Auo 6. Maria Mott Davis,
21. James J. Chase,
26. Fred. C. Eldridge,'
Sept. 10. Mary P. Cotelle,
15. Emma Stokes,
13. Rhoda Wixon,
25. Beatrice F. Homer,
26. Betsey Baker,
Oct. 8. Eunice A. Chase,
8. Letha E. Baker,
11. Susan Hallett,
14. Rufus White,
16. Sarah E. Sherman,
17. Daniel Brown,
28. Samuel Taylor,
Disease.
Malnutrition.
Y. IAgo.
' M. D.
72
43
86 7 27
poisoning, 44 2
65 1 20
55
60 1 3
1 3 26
63 8
78 4 4.
87 7 1
82 11 25.
1 1 6
64 7 27
46 6 23
82 7 5
22 1 11
59 7
77 10 26
84 6
Age.
Y. M. D.
53
Heart failure, 55 8
Enlarged prostrate gland and calculus in77 6 7
the bladder,
Senility,
Valvular disease ofthe heart,
Heart failure,
Apoplexy,
Pulmonary tuberculosis,
Dysentery,
„
Asthenia,
Phthisis pulmonary,
Dysentery, '
Colitis,
Gastro enteritis,
Old age, '
Cholera infantum,
Bronchitis,
General paresis,
Fatty heart,
Senile debility,
Senile gangrene,
86
78
68
82
79
8 17
5 14
5 16
1 20
4 6
11
5
53 3
31 11 27
84 9 22
9 3
67
78
26
18
1. 2 7
83 5 2
75 11
62 7
84 2 9
60 6 4
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Date of Death.
Sept. 30.
Nov. 4.
14.
25.
28.
Deo. 1.
7.
25.
29.
31.
31.
Date of Birth.
Jan. 18.
Feb. 9.
14.
Mar. 11.
25.
April 20.
May 1.
June 13.
28.
July 3.
9.
21.
Aug. 6.
12.
19.
26.
Sept. 2.
28.
Oct. 6.
Poo, 8,
Name.
Caroline_Rogers,
Christina Taylor,
Louisa G. Nickerson,
Mary A. Thomas,
Isaiah C. Howes,
Hannah G. Bray,
Obed Baker,
William White,
Reuben W. Bray,
Betsey Robbins,
Elizabeth I. Fisher,
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Disease.
Paralysis and bronchitis,
. Broncho pneumonia,
Old age,
Paralysis,
Peritonitis,
Cerebral heniorrhage,
Hepatitis,
Epithelwina of the mouth,
Parenchymatous nephritis,
Old age, j
Heart disease,
BIRTHS RECORDED
Name of Child.
John Thayer Robinson,
Rogers (female),
Warren Andrew Brown,
.James Wallace Ellis,
Lora Madeline Chase,
Bray (male),
Thachor Gray Hallet,
Eldridge (female);
Helen Cordelia Chase,
Eleanor Hervey Thachor,
Florence Sears Thachor,
Marguerite Grant Gannon,
Wilber Cash,
Robert Henry Whitman Johnson,
Laura Kelley Robbins,
Warren Leonard Ellis,
Maude Bout* Weeks,
Ruth Thayer,
Henry Chase Bradford,
Hallett (male),
IN 1897.
Age.
Y. M. 1).
67 1 28
77 1
82 11 12
83
59
86 5 10
83
82 8 10
52 4. 26
87 5
79 11 7
Parents.
Goorgo W. and Alice B.
Charles P. and Annie C.
Warren C. and Florence A.
James W. and Lilla F.
Herbert C. and Lora M.
Henry D. and Grace E.
Ansel and Betsey H.
Edmund W. and Lilla M.
George F. and Amelia.
Joseph and Lizzie T.
Isaac H., 2d, and Clara H.
Horace G. and Nellie B.
Ensign S. and Margaret R.
Francis M. and Jennie F.
Sylvanus L. and Laura H.
Isaiah L. and Dora A.
Clarence H. N. and Florence M.
Bayard and Ruth Simpkins.
James M. and Alice E.
Charles W. and Mary D,
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We would respectfully call your attention to Chapter
-444 of the Acts and Resolves of the State of Massachusetts
dor 1897 in regard to the return of births and deaths.
This law went into effect Janury 1, 1898.
ClUPTElt 444, Acis OF 2897.
SECTION 17. The clerk of each city and town shall
.annually give public notice that he is prepared to furnish to
parents, householders, physicians and midwives applying
therefor, blanks for returns of births as required by law.
STATE ROADS,
The following table of estimates was not in in time for
:their place in the acts, but for the satisfaction of the public
we have inserted it in closing:
Cost of the 3d mile of road, South Yarmouth, $5,591 90
4th " " " 66 5,607 13
fx « fx « 6,806 64
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Estimated cost of bridge,
$18,005 67
1.2;247 19
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TOWN MEETING WARRANT,
BARNSTABLE., sa January 25, 1898.
To either of the Constables in the towu of Yarmouth, in the county of
Barnstable, GREETING :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. you are
hereby directed to notify the inhabitants of the town of Yarmouth,
qualified to vote in elections and town affairs, to meet at the town
house on Monday, the seventh day of February next, at nine o'clock
in the forenoon, then and there to act on the following articles, viz.:..
ART. 1. To choose a moderator to preside at said meeting.
ART. 2. To elect the following named officers all on one ballot,
under the Australian ballot system as adopted by the town, viz.: One
Selectman !or three years, one Selectman for two years to fill vacancy,
one Assessor for three years, one Assessor for two years to fill
vacancy, oue Overseer of the Poor for three years, one Overseer of
the Poor for two years to fill vacancy, Town Clerk for one year, Town
Treasurer for one year,.one School Committee man for three years,
oue Road Commissioner for three years, Collector of Taxes for one
year, two Constables for one year, two Auditors for one year, also to
see if the town will grant licenses for the sale of intoxicating liquors.
ART. 3. To choose all other necessary town officers.
Anr. 4. To hear the annual report of the selectmen and aot
thereon.
-ART. 5. To hear the report of other committees and act thereon.
ART. 6. To see what sums of money the town will raise for the
support of the poor, town officers' and committees' fees, support of
schools, repairs of roads- and bridges, town debts, repairs on public
buildings, miscellaneous expenses, school supplies, interest on town
debt, superintendent of schools, clearing snow and transportation of
scholars.
Awr. 7. To see if the town will authorize the town treasurer to
hire money in anticipation of taxes to pay town debts.
ART. 8. To see if the town will accept the list of jurors as reported
by the selectmen.
ART. 9. To see if the town will vote to make s safe and convenient
sidewalk on the south side of the road from the corner of Railroad
avenue to near the store of E. D. Payne. [By request.]
Aar. 10. To see if the town will authorize the school committee to
employ a teacher of music and drawing in public schools and raise a
sufficient sum of money therefor.
Aar. IL To see if the town desires to have compiled, printed and
circulated in the town, 500 copies of a detailed statement of the money
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