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SELECT MEN'S OFFICE
Annual Report
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE
own of airhaven,
For the Year Ending Feb. 15, 1894.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE
TOWN OF FAIRHAVEN,
COMPRISING THOSE OF THE
Collector, Treasurer, Selectmen, Overseers of the Poor,
For the Year Ending Feb. 15, 1894.
FAIRHAVEN, MASS. : FAIRHAVEN STAR PRINT. 1894.
List of Town Officers for the year 1893-94.
TOWN CLERK, TREASURER, AND COLLECTOR, F. DE P. TAPPAN.
SELECTMEN, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR, AND BOARD OF HEALTH, JOHN I. BRYANT, EBEN AKIN, JR., JAMES L. GILLINGHAM.
ASSESSORS. F. DE P. TAPPAN, BENJAMIN P. TRIPP, EBEN AKIN, JR.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
JOB C. TRIPP, WILLIAM P. MACOMBER, GEORGE W. STEVENS, HENRY P. CROWELL, C. C. CUNDALL, JOHN T. HANNA, JR.,
Term expires 1894. Term expires 1894. Term expires 1895.
Term expires 1895.
Term expires 1896. Term expires 1896.
SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS, JOHN 1. BRYANT.
CONSTABLES, JOSHUA R. DELANO, THOMAS W. NYE.
FINANCIAL
F. DE P. TAPPAN, Tax Collector.
DR.
Tax list, 1893,
$28,749.68
Bank tax, 1893,
1,836.00
Interest collected,
42.69
Unpaid taxes of 1891,
49.12
Unpaid taxes of 1892,
788.42 $31,465.91
CR.
Paid treasurer,
$28,279.21
Abatement for prompt payment,
1,608.79
Remitted,
170.44
Unpaid, 1892,
16.05
Unpaid, 1893,
1,391.42 $31,465.91
UNPAID TAXES FOR 1892.
Adams, John G.,
$2.00
Gurney, Oliver S.,
2.45
Howland, Beriah G.,
2.00
Lawton, Henry C.,
2.00
Pease, Frank W.,
2.00
Stevens, Dennis,
2.00
4
Non-Residents.
Cushman, Henry W., Acushnet, $3.00 .60 $16.05
UNPAID TAXES FOR 1893.
Austin, Loring M.,
$12.37
Austin, Reuben W.,
51.13
Akin, Fred. W.,
4.04
Audette, Ulric,
28.39
Adams, John G.,
2.00
Bates, William H.,
2.00
Bryant, William H.,
3.36
Bryant, Mrs. William H.,
6.80
Bates, Frank M.,
4.21
Battles, Benjamin,
2.00
Bauldry, George L.,
113.35
Brown, Antone V.,
4.25
Carpenter, George H.,
2.00
Carpenter, Charles,
2.00
Cleff, Ernest,
29.75
Chase, Everett E.,
3.70
Drew, Charles,
32.26
Delano, W. Fred.,
2.00
Davis, William R.,
4.21
Gifford, Samuel F.,
2.00
Hammond, Charles E.,
10.50
Hammond, Mrs. Mary E., bal.,
27.54
Howard, Edwin J.,
34.64
Haskins, James L., est.,
15.30
Hathaway, William W.,
3.19
Jenney, Joseph C.,
49.09
Jenney, James H.,
42.97
Kelley, Willie,
2.00
White, Joseph, E. Freetown,
5
LeBaron, Charles E.,
$2.00
Lyon, Frank C.,
23.76
Lawton, Edward T.,
2.5I
Luther, Simeon W.,
2.00
Manter, Nathan D., bal.,
6.85
McLane, John H.,
2.00
Macomber, William H.,
15.60
Manter, John H.,
7.95
Parr, James,
2.00
Parr, Elmira H.,
18.70
Paine, Ellen A.,
16.32
Peckham, Annetta W.,
32.30
Peckham, Jacob S.,
2.00
Pease, Charles H.,
2.00
Pease, Allen, est.,
II.90
Pierce, Henry C.,
71.19
Parker, Dennis M.,
3.06
Pell, John,
42.29
Peck, James N.,
2.00
Quirk, William T.,
6.76
Reed, Ira A.,
5.91
Reed, Henry,
10.50
Rounseville, Silas H.,
2.00
Shurtleff, Peter,
30.90
Stone, Alonzo P.,
2.85
Shurtleff, Herbert P.,
2.00
Sawin, Lewis L.,
19.00
Sushelsky Zusman,
16.49
Taber, Nathaniel S.,
89.55
Thacher, Mrs. Susan N., est.,
28.56
Tripp, William A., bal.,
13.86
Tripp, James H., heirs,
52.02
Tripp, Ephraim B.,
5.74
Taber, Frank A.,
2.00
6
Tripp, Jabez D.,
$2.00
West, Rodolphus, II.OI
Williams, Joseph, II.OI
Washburn, Arthur J.,
2.00
Dean, George E.,
11.18
Sheppard, Henry, .85
Non-Residents.
Brightman, Mrs. Gideon N., New Bed-
ford,
19.21
Bradford, Philip A., Acushnet, .85
Burgess, Addie L., Newtonville, Mass., 26.52
Bowen, Harriet S., 17.85
Butler, Julia, New Bedford, 5.61
Cushman, Henry W., Acushnet, 3.40
Crowell, Horace S., Boston, 71.40
Chase, Laura, and Ann Chase,
3.40
Davis, Joshua V., Dartmouth,
1.87
Delano, Ursilla M., New Bedford, I.02
Durocher, Maril, New Bedford, 1.53
Dowling, Mary Ann, New Bedford, 1.19
Dowd, Bridget M., New Bedford, 1.87
Ellis, Jarvis, Rochester, .5I
Green, John, New Bedford.
9.35
Gurhl, James, New Bedford, 1.53
Galligan, C. A., and Peter J. Riley, New Bedford, 5.44
Kelley, Andrew J., New Bedford,
3.06
Ladd, Mrs. Amelia A., Watertown, Mass., 11.90
Lawton, Thankful, New Bedford, 28.90
Lemos, Matthew M., Boston, 8.50
Littlewood, Thomas, and Mary Welch.
New Bedford, 3.40
7
Mahoney, Dennis, Mattapoisett, $3.40 Mathews, Joseph, and Peter J. McFad-
den, New Bedford, 6.29
Newton, Elizabeth, Fall River, 13.60
Normandin, Panteleon, New Bedford, 5.44
Peirce, Thomas, New Bedford, 2.55
Penault, A. and D., New Bedford, 3.74
Riley, Peter J., New Bedford, 3.40
Spencer, Hartley, and James Booth, New Bedford, 2.21
Smalley, William and Ann, New Bedford, 1.70
Tinkham, Harris M., New Bedford, 1.70
Thetrault, Julia, New Bedford, 3.23
Thorp, Joseph, New Bedford, 2.04
White, Joseph, E. Freetown, .68
Whyte, Elizabeth, New Bedford, 2.55
Warren, Joseph C., New Bedford, 2.04
Young, Mrs. Lydia A., New Bedford, 13.60
Tetrault, Annamas, New Bedford,
1.53
Arey, Mary I., New Bedford, 1.70
Slater, James, New Bedford, 2.04 $1.391.42
F. DEP. TAPPAN, Treasurer.
DR.
Cash of N. B. Institution for Savings, loans, $14,625.00
State Treasurer, corp. tax, bank
tax, State and military aid,
burial of soldiers and sailors, school fund, etc., 7,101.74
Thos. J. Cobb, Third District
Court, fines,
225.61
County Treasurer, dog fund,
374.42
8
Ira D. Packard, produce, etc., $275.00
Mattapoisett poor, 60.83
Plymouth poor, 58.40
Dartmouth poor, 48.06
Boston poor, 19.30
Middleboro poor.
12.45
Fall River poor,
12.00
East Bridgewater poor,
4.00
New Bedford poor,
3.30
Brockton poor, 3.00
Scallop licenses,
64.00
Brownell & Murkland, sand,
17.37
J. M. Hillman, rent Centre street lot, 3.00
J. B. Peck, weighing, 2.40
Geo. H. Taber, auctioneer's license, 2.00
Benj. T. Dunn,
2.00
M. L. Bisbee, billiard license, 2.00
J. N. Gifford, bowling alley license, 2.00
L. M. Snow, liquor license, 1.00
D. D. Akin, gravel, 1.00
Tax Collector,
28,279.21 $51,199.09
CR.
Treasury overdrawn, Feb. 15, 1893, $275.21
Paid schools,
8,684.20
Poor,
2,832.98
Highways,
7,438.42
Incidentals,
$31,633.20
Less overdraft (1892-3), 672.80 30,960.40
Balance in treasury, Feb, 17, 1894. 1,007.88 $51,199.09
9 INCIDENTALS.
DR.
Appropriation, March 11, 1893, debt and
interest, $2.350.00
Salaries, 1,500.00
General incidentals, 1,100.00
Lighting streets, 1,100.00
Fire department,
800.00
Protecting Society wagon, 100.00
Memorial Day,
30.00
Cash of New Bedford Institution for
Savings, loan, 4,000.00
State Treasurer, balance corp. and bank tax, 488.64
Brownell & Murkland, sand, 17.37
State Treasurer, bank tax, 362.42
L. M. Snow, liquor license,
1.00
George H. Taber, auctioneer, 2.00
N. B. Inst .. for Savings, loan, 3,000.00
J. M. Hillman, rent Centre street lot, 3.00
Benj. T. Dunn, auctioneer,
2.00
N. B. Institution for Savings, loan, 3,000.00
M. L. Bisbee, billiard license, 2.00
J. N. Gifford, bowling license, 2.00
N. B. Institution for Savings, loan, 2,000.00
Thos. J. Cobb, Third District Court fines, 202.44
N. B. Inst. for Savings, loan, 2,000.00
Scallop licenses, 64.00
Thos. J. Cobb, Third District Court fines, 20.00
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State Treasurer, corp. tax, $2,372.74
State Treasurer, bank tax, 2,509.89
State Treasurer, military aid, Chap. 279, 168.00
State Treasurer, State aid, Chap. 30I, 914.00
State Treasurer, burial of soldiers and sailors, 52.50
Thos. J. Cobb, Third District Court, fines, 3.17
In excess of appropriation,
5,449.21 $33,616.38
CR.
Debt and interest,
$15.675.22
General incidentals.
7,963.64
Police department.
549.24
Pease District fund,
28.25
New Bedford bridge,
1,309.75
Coggeshall street bridge,
396.92
Board of Health,
110.58
Salaries,
1,220.00
Street lights,
1,239.14
State aid,
1,078.00
Military aid,
312.00
Relief to soldiers,
117.46
Fire department,
960.20
Bills of 1892 paid.
672.80
Balance,
1,983.18 $33,616.38
DEBT AND INTEREST.
Fairhaven Inst. for Savings, interest on bonds, $350.00
Fairhaven Inst. for Savings, bonds, 2,000.00
N. B. Inst. for Savings, loans and interest, 13.325.22 $15,675.22
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4882,64 3149.37 1733,26
GENERAL INCIDENTALS.
Paid State Treasurer, State and bank
tax, $3,149.37
Paid county tax, 2,542.24.
Abbie T. Morse, land damages, 500.00
Heirs of J. A. Hawes, land damages, 225.80
Dr. D. C. Ashley, cattle inspector, etc., 175.00
C. D. Waldron, printing, 174.80
Phœnix Hall Association, rents,
115.00
A. B. Drake & Co., getting grades streets, 276.00
E. Anthony & Sons, printing reports. 90.00
Election officers, 70.00
Geo. A. Briggs, surveying, 64.22
Board of Registrars, 36.00
J. H. Howland, detective agency, 41.00
James F. Tripp, memorial services,
30.00
Frank H. Allen, care of clock, 29.56
Assessors, assessing and collecting bank tax; · 18.36
Weston C. Vaughan, burial of J. C. Modette, 35.00
Weston C. Vaughan, burial H. F. Haskins, 35.00
F. DeP. Tappan, births, marriages, and deaths, 37.10
Weston C. Vaughan, death returns,
9.25
E. T. Wilson, 10.50
Dr. C. W. White, return of births,
2.75
N. B. Gas & Edison Light Co.,
9.00
Bristol County Mutual Ins. Co.,
16.00
Mercury Pub. Co., printing, 11.00
C. F. Brownell & Co., teams, 24.00
Geo. L. Bauldry, teams, 11.00
I2
James L. Bates, making snow plows, $15.00
Job C. Tripp, moderator. 15.00
Job C. Tripp, supplies, 29.25
H. L. Card, 66
17.63
Pairpoint Mfg. Co.,
6.00
John P. Ellis,
20.25
Forrest & Long,
8.27
H. H. Hathaway,
8.80
H. S. Hutchinson & Co., supplies , 6.23
H. F. Wilde, supplies, .IO
F. DeP. Tappan, justice fees,
3.00
Francis Taber, auditor. . 4.00
James L. Gillingham, council bill 1892, 22.50
Hatch & Co., express.
4.35
Ringing bells, July 4. 2.25
George N. Alden, insurance, 10.94
S. F. Waterson, care Ricketts lot, 2.00
State Treasurer, liquor license, .25
E. Anthony & Sons, sewerage committee. . 80 Commonwealth of Mass. book,
1.75
John I. Bryant, telegraphing, .75
J. R. Delano, notices new roads, 10.50
L. M. Snow, telephoning, 7.65
J. I. Bryant, perambulating line,
4.00
J. G. Morse, labor, 12.52
Manuel Loney,
2.00
J. H. Hammond,
2.00
Horatio Jenney, 66
3.00
E. V. Kendall, 6 .
4.90
$7,963.64
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Joshua R. Delano, care of tramps and keeper of the lockup, $140.00
J. R. Delano, as constable, 162.50
13
J. R. Delano, fees Third District Court, $52.76
Thomas A. Dexter, ،، . 6 6.40
Thomas W. Nye, constable, 61.50
Walter Spooner, deputy sheriff. 3.00
James K. Paul, police.
15.00
John I. Bryant,
7.50
George L. Bauldry,
7.00
Walter S. Pierce, 5.00
E. D. Hatch,
5.00
B. F. Drew,
2.50
R. A. Wells,
2.50
B. Taber,
2.50
L. N. Baudoin,
2.50
W. H. Bryant,
2.50
Seth A. Shaw,
2.50
Horatio Jenney,
2.50
Alfred Nye, supplies.
14.08
H. D. Burk & Co., "
I.IO
David Duff & Son, coal,
13.40
C. F. Brownell, teams,
37.50
$549.24
PEASE DISTRICT FUND.
J. R. Delano, notices,
$10.00
Albion T. Brownell, supplies, 6.75
Charles F. Brownell, teams,
7.50
George L. Bauldry,
4.00
$28.25
NEW BEDFORD BRIDGE.
James L. Bates, Jr., labor, $857.58
T. P. W. Perkins, rent of land, 10.75
N. P. Hayes, supplies, 19.12
Greene & Wood,
15.24
Roland Smith,
66
40.00
I4
W. H. Bryant, labor, $15.74
Horatio Jenney,
10.68
George A. Gardner,
12.03
Seth O. Stevens,
8.75
Herbert Barney,
7.88
L. D. Simas,
9.00
Manuel Garcie,
9.63
Manuel Frates,
II.OO
John Enos,
13.75
J. I. Bryant,
17.50
Frank Gracie,
11.00
Timothy Harrington,
6.00
William Goggin,
6.00
Patrick Mullins,
6.00
Thomas Nye, labor,
7.67
J. C. Jenney, team and stone.
59.40
George E. Reeves, . 6
26.88
A. H. Dwelley, 66
35.00
Charles F. Stetson, Jr., « 7.18
O. T. Perkins, team and labor,
37.00
C. F. Brownell,
14.50
George L. Bauldry,
30.47
Isaiah Gurney. stone and labor,
4.00 $1.309.75
COGGESHALL STREET BRIDGE.
Witness fees, $150.00
James L. Gillingham, council fees and
expenses, 138.96
Kirby & Hicks, carriages. 5.00
Walter J. Dowd, team and labor,
26.70
George L. Bauldry.
20.32
George E. Reeves,
9.00
W. H. Bryant, labor,
12.00
E. D. Hatch,
7.44
15
Horatio Jenney, labor
$7.00
J. I. Bryant,
10.00
George A. Gardner,
66
5.25
Herbert Barney,
5.25
$396.92
BOARD OF HEALTH.
John I. Bryant, services,
$10.00
Eben Akin, Jr.,
10.00
James L. Gillingham,
10.00
· J. R. Delano, burying dogs, and notices, 30.50
Thomas W. Nye,
4.00
John J. Brownell,
1.50
Francis Taber,
.50
Joseph Stowell,
.50
Levi M. Snow, supplies,
5.58
C. F. Brownell & Co., teams,
6.00
C. D. Waldron, printing,
32.00
$110.58
SALARIES.
John I. Bryant, Selectman and Over- seer of Poor, $175.00
Eben Akin, Jr., Selectman and Over- seer of Poor,
150.00
James L. Gillingham, Selectman and Overseer of Poor, 100.00
F. DeP. Tappan, Assessor, 100.00
Benj. P. Tripp, 75.00
Eben Akin, Jr.,
70.00
F. DeP. Tappan, Town Clerk, Treasur- er, and Tax Collector, 550.00 $1,220.00
STREET LIGHTS.
N. B. Gas and Edison Light Co., lighting streets, $1,239. 14
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STATE AND MILITARY AID.
State Aid, Chap. 301, $1,078.00
(Will be refunded by the State.)
Military Aid, Chap. 279, Acts of 1889, $312.00
Relief to soldiers and families,
$117.46
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Engineers' pay roll, $40.00
Contest Engine
150.00
Hook and Ladder
60.00
George L. Bauldry, engineer,
125.00
Walter L. Rounseville, stoker, 25.00
George L. Bauldry, hauling engine. 124.99
George L. Bauldry, storage tank, 15.75
C. F. Brownell, hauling reel and hook,
55.00
Fred. W. Akin, care hose,
19.80
Brownell, Ashley & Co., Protecting Society wagon, 152.28
George L. Bauldry, team,
3.00
N. B. Gas & Electric Light Co.,
9.00
T. S. Corson, coal,
6.25
N. B. Fire Department, coal, 7.76
J. W. L. Kempton, badges, etc., 14.95
F. W. Allen, cleaning clock,
.75
C. D. Waldron, printing,
1.25
Cornelius Callahan Co., supplies,
76.18
J. H. Manter,
3.50
George R. Valentine,
6.79
Edwin Dews,
2.75
Isaiah Gurney,
1.30
George W. King,
15.61
James L. Bates, Jr.,
16.60
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R. H. Taber,
supplies,
$2.50
Hardy Hitch, Jr.,
66
3.25
De Wolf & Vincent,
.83
L. N. Baudoin,
66
6.26
A. J. Shook,
labor,
5.50
E. W. Pierce,
1.50
J. B. Peck,
2.60
Eugene Miller,
1.25
G. L. Bauldry, hauling P. S. wagon,
3.00
$960.20
POOR ACCOUNT.
DR.
Balance, Feb. 15, 1893,
$266.70
Cash of Dartmouth,
9.06
Middleboro,
4.75
Appropriation, March 11, 1893.
2.500.00
Cash of Brockton,
3.00
East Bridgewater.
4.00
Plymouth,
58.40
Fall River,
12.00
Boston,
19.30
I. D. Packard,
275.00
Mattapoisett,
60.83
Dartmouth,
39.00
Middleboro,
7.70
New Bedford,
3.30
$3,263.04
CR.
Amount paid Almhouse,
$1,262.74
Outdoor poor,
906.54
Taunton Lunatic Hospital,
293.43
State almshouse,
146.00
State paupers.
87.24
Other cities and towns.
137.03
Unexpended, Feb. 15, 1894,
430.06
$3,263.04
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ALMSHOUSE.
I. D. Packard, keeper,
$450.00
Bertram & Oesting, rent,
150.01
W. D. Eldredge,
supplies,
86.25
Alfred Nye,
66
83.87
H. D. Burk & Co.,
70.34
H. F. Wilde,
93.24
John G. Ellis,
56.37
S. P. & S. H. Willcox,
36.67
Wilson & Wordell,
26.43
Levi M. Snow,
7.85
Herman H. Hathaway,
10.00
Forrest & Long,
6.30
David Duff & Son,
coal,
36.65
T. S. Corson,
66
24.59
George W. King,
repairs,
10.3I
Roland Smith,
9.86
J. H. Manter,
.25
Dr. C. C. Cundall,
10.50
Dr. C. W. White,
2.75
E. T. Wilson, burials,
63.00
Weston C. Vaughan, burials,
15.00
Mercury Publishing Co.,
6.00
C. F. Brownell & Co., teams,
4.00
George L. Bauldry, teams,
2.50
$1,262.74
Support of outdoor poor,
$906.54
Taunton Lunatic Hospital,
$293.43
State almshouse,
$146.00
State paupers, $87.24
2695-20
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PAID FOR OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS.
Mattapoisett,
$64.38
Dartmouth,
43.25
Fall River,
12.25
New Bedford,
9.05
Freetown,
5.00
Middleboro,
3.10
$137.03
HIGHWAY ACCOUNT.
DR.
Appropriation, March 11, 1893,
$6,000.00
Cash of Jos. B. Peck, weighing,
2.40
D. D. Akin, gravel, 1.00
Bills drawn from incidentals,
1,435.02
$7,438.42
CR.
Highways,
$3,459.29
Country roads,
784.83
Clearing snow,
I35.41
Stone account,
654.36
Kendrick avenue.
350.57
River avenue,
538.08
Sycamore street,
988.26
Harding street,
527.62 $7,438.42
John I. Bryant, Superintendent of Streets.
George L. Bauldry, team and labor, $205.42
George E. Reeves, ،،
229.50
Joseph C. Jenney, 66
393.75
T. S. Corson, 66
84.15
George L. Alden,
66
54.00
Charles F. Stetson, Jr.,“
66
8.00
20
Charles F. Brownell & Co., team and labor,
$31.25
L. J. Geddis, team and labor,
55.50
William H. Bryant,
labor, 148.66
Herbert Barney,
99.97
Edward D. Hatch,
184.12
Louis D. Simas,
102.43
Thomas Nye.
66
92.70
John I. Bryant,
347.50
Frank Frates,
49.28
William V. Haney,
47.08
William Hammond,
43.16
Joseph Gourald,
51.80
George Robinson,
42.00
Timothy Murphy,
66
47.37
William K. Rogers,
32.66
Ferdinand Buck,
19.25
Lewis Simons,
43.02
William Goggin,
92.80
Daniel Sullivan,
47.00
Timothy Harrington,
80.80
George A. Gardner,
47.44
Frederick Peckham,
38.52
John Thomas,
35.39
Joseph B. Peck,
45.50
H. F. Rose,
36.16
Manuel Clay,
33.44
Patrick Mullins,
..
45.80
Horatio Jenney,
21.89
Thomas D. Brownell,
14.25
James L. Bates,
24.60
Manuel Joseph,
17.00
Michael Mahaney,
8.75
Manuel Francis,
6.13
George W. King,
12.53
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William H. Asten,
labor, $8.75
W. H. Cook,
4.00
Clifford Hackett,
.75
L. E. Townsend,
1.00
Roland Smith,
24.61
Atlas Tack Corporation,
.50
A. Rogers, corner stones,
39.92
Luther Cole, sharpening tools,
3.70
William F. Nye, supplies,
6.05
C. S. Nightingale & Child, castings,
52.14
E. Manchester, Jr., teaming,
3.12
F. L. Sowle, supplies,
8.17
H. D. Burk & Co.,
1.42
H. F. Wilde,
4.15
Charles S. Paisler, 1
II.94
N. P. Hayes,
31.IO
H. H. Hathaway,
3.20
A. M. Lawrence,
3.75
C. F. Cushing,
2.25
N. B. Machine Shop, repairs,
40.47
G. R. Valentine,
79.30
C. D. Waldron, printing,
10.00
David Duff & Son, coal,
6.55
Herbert L. Tripp, gravel,
8.00
George Tripp, labor,
27.41
William D. Sherman, «
4.37
Henry Dutheridge,
3.50
John H. Howland, gravel,
40.10
W. D. Eldridge, supplies,
1.60
Alfred Nye,
6.90
$3,459.29
22
COUNTRY ROADS.
Charles F. Stetson, Jr., teams and
labor,
$210.00
N. F. Benson, teams and labor, I26.00
Henry T. Howard,
49.50
Edwin Blossom, 66
49.50
H. N. Wilbor, 60
15.00
John Gellett, Jr., labor,
51.75
John P. Morse,
43.00
John M. Frates,
37.75
Lewis Marcotte,
66
32.50
William LeBaron,
34.25
Ernest Smith,
21.00
William H. Dexter,
8.75
Martin Conley,
3.50
Rufus Spooner,
66
8.75
Reuben Austin,
5.80
Joseph Hammond,
66
8.75
George Baldwin,
66
7.00
Frank Frates, 66
16.63
Annie E. Hibbard, gravel,
16.60
George H. Howland, “
30.30
Charles F. Jenney,
8.50
$784.83
CLEARING SNOW.
Joseph C. Jenney,
$4.50
William H. Dunham,
4.50
Joseph B. Peck,
3.50
William H. Bryant,
13.14
George A. Gardner,
8.75
Horatio Jenney,
8.83
Herbert Barney,
II.91
John Thomas,
9.91
.
23
George A. Luscomb,
$3.80
Abisha Pittsley,
.87
Arthur C. Hammond,
1.00
Frank Pedro,
1.05
Thomas Nye,
2.75
William H. Tripp,
2.00
Louis D. Simas,
4.80
Charles E. Hammond,
1.50
George L. Bauldry,
3.15
James Jones,
2.40
John Silva,
5.90
H. L. Harrington,
1.60
A. H. Harrington,
5.60
John I. Bryant,
8.25
George E. Reeves,
10.00
John Stone,
2.50
John Quirk,
2.50
James McDonald,
3.50
Leander Randall,
2.60
Manuel Rose,
1.00
Henry Langley,
1.40
Charles Lumba,
1.20
W. H. Westgate,
1.00
$135.41
STONE ACCOUNT.
Alonzo P. Stone,
stone,
$13.57
Charles W. Hammond,
· 11.64
Charles F. Stetson, Jr.,
68.80
Bertram & Oesting,
251.25
E. G. Grinnell,
13.53
Moses S. Stone,
8.04
John H. Howland,
125.00
Wm. B. Studley,
12.40
Wm. C. Eldredge,
11.83
24
Daniel Gerstlauer,
stone,
$24.27
Arthur C. Hammond,
66
6.29
Seth E. Stevens,
20.75
Nelson H. Stevens,
32.28
Alexander Tripp,
15.00
Charles E. Hammond,
..
3.31
George E. Reeves,
15.30
Wm. H. Tripp,
66
6.46
Wm. M. Stetson,
66
14.64
$654.36
KENDRICK AVENUE.
George L. Bauldry, team and labor,
$33.50
Joseph C. Jenney,
63.50
Mozart Smith,
16.50
P. J. Doyle,
19.50
Charles T. Brownell, «
..
6.50
Wm. H. Bryant,
labor,
13.92
William Hammond,
12.25
Herbert Barney,
12.25
John Thomas,
6.03
Manuel F. Rose,
6.03
Manuel Clay,
6.03
George A. Gardner,
12.25
Ferdinand Buck,
12.25
Frank Frates,
6.03
Frederick Peckham,
10.52
L. D. Simas,
10.52
E. D. Hatch,
13.92
Thomas Nye,
10.32
Timothy Murphy,
66
12.25
Joseph Gourld,
4.28
William B. Rogers,
6.03
George Tripp,
12.25
Michael Mahoney,
12.25
25
William H. Asten, labor,
$6.03
Horatio Jenney,
9.72
Albert Austin,
7.97
William V. Haney,
7.97
$350.57
RIVER AVENUE.
George L. Bauldry, team and labor, $40.50
Mozart Smith,
יי
24.58
P. J. Doyle,
30.15
Joseph C. Jenney,
66
97.65
George E. Reeves,
66
28.50
Charles F. Brownell,
9.50
Wm. B. Rogers,
labor,
II.47
George Tripp,
17.59
Michael Mahaney,
17.59
Wm. H. Asten,
11.47
George A. Gardner,
10.50
Ferdinand Buck,
15.03
Frank Frates,
. .
13.22
Horatio Jenney,
،٠
15.75
William H. Bryant,
66
22.88
Wm. Hammond,
17.59
Herbert Barney,
17.59
John Thomas,
II.47
Manuel F. Rose,
5.25
Manuel Clay,
5.25
Timothy Murphy,
17.59.
Joseph Gourld,
3.50
Albert Austin,
66
17.59
Frederick Peckham,
15.03
Louis D. Simas,
14.18
Edward D. Hatch,
10.00
Thomas Nye,
20.82
Wm. V. Haney,
.6
15.84
$538.08
4
26
SYCAMORE STREET.
L. M. Austin,
team and labor, $42.00 46.50 66
L. J. Geddis,
Joseph C. Jenney,
118.50
George L. Bauldry,
53.00
P. J. Doyle,
28.33
Mozart Smith, 66
12.00
Charles F. Brownell, «
20.00
Walter J. Dowd,
..
33.00
William H. Dwelley, “
43.50
John P. Ellis,
66
42.00
W. H. Bryant,
labor,
32.00
Herbert Barney,
26.25
Wm. Hammond,
23.53
John Thomas,
15.75
Timothy Murphy,
. .
24.50
Wm. B. Rogers,
25.28
Michael Mahaney,
24.50
George Tripp,
24.50
Wm. H. Asten,
25.28
George A. Gardner,
22.75
Horatio Jenney,
24.50
Albert Austin,
24.50
Frederick Peckham,
14.25
Louis D. Simas,
22.53
Edward D. Hatch,
66
35.00
Thomas Nye,
34.00
Wm. T. Quirk,
25.28
C. S. Caswell,
66
24.50
Joseph Hammett,
5.25
Ferdinand Burk,
7.00
Frank Frates,
10.50
Daniel Littlefield,
17.50
Joseph Gourld,
19.25
27
Valentine Deane,
labor,
$7.00
William Thompson,
8.75
Seth O. Stevens,
25.28
$988.26
HARDING STREET.
Joseph C. Jenney,
team and labor, $62.83
M. O. Harding,
50.87
George L. Bauldry,
66
43.00
T. S. Corson,
66
23.25
L. J. Geddis,
66
22.50
C. F. Brownell,
66
16.50
Wm. H. Asten,
labor,
16.73
Thomas Nye,
66
28.65
George A. Gardner,
15.48
Ferdinand Burk,
13.23
Frank Frates,
7.98
Joseph Gourald,
16.73
Wm. B. Rogers,
66
14.00
E. D. Hatch,
66
18.20
George Tripp,
11.48
Frederick Peckham,
14.17
L. D. Simas,
66
14.17
Michael Mahaney,
66
16.73
W. H. Bryant,
19.20
Herbert Barney,
14.98
Wm. Hammond,
14.00
John Thomas, 60
14.00
Manuel F. Rose,
16.73
Manuel Clay,
16.73
Timothy Murphy,
66
16.73
$527.62
$7,438.42
Horatio Jenney,
8.75
28
SCHOOL ACCOUNT.
DR.
Balance unexpended, Feb. 15, 1893, $130.89
Appropriation, March, 1893, 7,350.00
State Treasurer, school fund, 233.55
County Treasurer, dog fund, 374.42
Appropriation, special town meeting, 625.00
$8,713.86
CR.
Teachers' pay roll,
$5,815.55
Janitors'
776.50
School book supplies,
280.89
Incidentals,
1,096.95
Fuel,
714.31
Amount unexpended,
29.66
$8,713.86 29.66
8684,20
TEACHERS' PAY ROLL.
Etta L. Chapman, Superintendent of Schools,
$175.00
Etta L. Chapman, Principal High School, 820.00
Margaret P. C. Tucker, Assistant at High School, 563.75
Margaret P. C. Tucker, Music Teacher,
65.00
Lucy F. Winchester, Principal Rogers School, 500.00
Annie C. Hart, Music Teacher, 30.00
Grace L. Bates, Teacher,
400.00
Lillian E. Page,
390.00
Annie C. Hart,
336.00
Minnie C. Ritter,. 66
327.00
29
Della M. Libby, Teacher,
$312.00
Alice Tallman,
249.00
Louise M. Keith,
368.00
Sara L. Tallman,
216.00
Kate Drew,
327.00
Mary C. McAuliffe,
252.00
Eliza D. Haney,
156.00
Annie Maxfield,
66
I20.00
Bertha H. Tirrell,
81.20
Wm. P. Macomber,
32.00
Mary F. Lindsay,
32.00
Alice P. Winchester,
22.00
Grace M. Nickerson,
66
20.00
Cordie F. Hillman,
12.00
L. Florence Grinnell,
9.60 $5,815.55
JANITORS' PAY-ROLL.
Samuel J. Baker,
$540.00
Edward W. Sanders,
52.50
Charles T. Akin,
68.00
Jeremiah Bumpus,
28.00
Abbie A. Sherman,
23.25
M. W. Skiff,
23.25
William P. Macomber,
4.00
Edward Francis,
3.00
$776.50
SCHOOL BOOK SUPPLIES.
J. L. Hammett,
$90.83
American Book Co.,
26.23
William Ware & Co.,
36.87
Robert W. Taber,
24.90
Silver, Burdette & Co.,
15.10
Ginn & Co.,
13.07
University Publishing Co.,
12.48
30
Thompson, Brown & Co ..
$9.00
Mrs. E. Manchester,
8.00
Effingham, Maynard & Co.,
7.10
Lee & Shepard, 6.25
Franklin Educational Co.,
5.74
L. M. Snow, 7.72
Henry Holt & Co., 4.28
Educational Publishing Co ..
3.67
Holden Book Cover Co.,
3.90
George H. Freeman,
5.00
Etta L. Chapman,
.75
$280.89
INCIDENTALS.
Taber Brothers, supplies and repairs, $500.55
Henry W. Tripp,
101.63
D. H. Cook,
65.44
Babbitt, Wood & Co.,“
66
77.49
Forrest & Long,
40.22
H. H. Hathaway,
8.08
R. H. Taber,
9.55
N. B. Boiler and Machine Co .. supplies and repairs, 8.56
Job C. Tripp, expenses, 48.76
Etta L. Chapman, expenses,
24.93
C. D. Waldron, printing,
22.10
William P. Macomber,
labor,
15.70
Jeremiah Bumpus,
7.50
S. F. Waterson,
66
8.25
W. S. Guild,
3.25
James L. Bates, Jr.,
3.85
John P. Quirk,
27.00
M. W. Skiff,
66
3.00
Abbie A. Sherman,
3.00
William H. Eldred,
66
5.25
31
Thomas N. Morse,
labor,
$1.00
L. N. Baudoin,
1.20
L. M. Bisbee,
5.25
Fairhaven Iron Foundry,
3.00
J. H. Manter,
66
1.25
P. P. Jenney & Son,
1.90
A. C. Boyden,
supplies,
2.00
J. Goodnow,
66
1.86
Holden Pat. Book Cover Co., "
3.00
S. C. Mandell,
1.00
Blank Book Stationery Co., "
2.00
C. F. Wing,
2.50
H. D. Burk & Co.,
15.90
Hustler Publishing Co.,
.50
George H. Freeman,
66
1.00
James B. Hazzard,
1.50
H. F. Wilde,
1.15
S. P. & S. H. Willcox,
1.13
L. M. Snow,
1.05
William D. Eldridge,
66
.45
Whitfield & Smith, labor,
1.09
E. Manchester, Jr., express,
.35
Charles F. Brownell, team,
2.25
Charles T. Akin,
15.00
N. H. Buffington,
6.00
George W. Stevens,
2.20
B. F. Cottelle,
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