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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE
TOWN OF CARVER,
FOR THE
Year Ending January 13, 1900,
TOGETHER WITH A
CATALOGUE OF BOOKS IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Annual Town Meeting, March 5, 1900.
MIDDLEBORO : WOOD & TINKHAM, STEAM PRINTERS. 1900.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE
TOWN OF CARVER,
FOR THE
Year Ending January 13, 1900,
TOGETHER WITHI A
1
CATALOGUE OF BOOKS IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Annual Town Meeting, March 5, 1900.
MIDDLEBORO : WOOD & TINKHAM, STEAM PRINTERS. 1900.
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REPORT OF SELECTMEN AND OTHER TOWN OFFICERS.
REPORT OF SELECTMEN.
Citizens of Carrer :-
The Selectmen submit their Annual Report of the re- ceipts and expenditures of the town for the past year, with such other facts as may be of interest ..
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
J. A. VAUGHAN, Treasurer.
DR.
Cash on hand, JJan. 13, 1899, . $37.58
Received from E. B. Perkins, sale of
school books, 3.40
Town of Whitman aid of Emily
Richards, 65.00
County Treasurer, dog license
dividend, 176.63
Treasurer of the Commonwealth, for support of State paupers, 81.22
for transportation of State paupers, 1.20
for burial of State paupers, 25.00
for income of Massachusetts school fund, 394.43
Town of Harwich, nursing and medical attendance of Dora O'Brien, 22.87
4
Est. of Phebe Sherman, 21.68 F. L. Randall, license to peddle, 3.00
City of Fall River, for aid given paupers, 34.40
Louis Stonge, aid given in Jan., 1899, repaid, 2.00
Town of Middleboro, tuition of scholars, 33.82
Gustavus Atwood, trustee, in- come of Pratt fund, 125.00
B. A. Hathaway, Clerk of Third District Court, fine of Felix Pouliet, 10.00
Alton H. Griffith, sale of herring privilege, 1.66
Peleg Me Farlin, Ellis school fund, 180.00
F. E. Crapo, constable, money earned by Charles Lucas, 5.00
H. S. Griffith, town clerk sale of State ink, .30
Overseers of Poor, sale of well points from almshouse, ·
2.03
State of Mass., for aid paid to soldiers and soldiers' widows, Corporation tax,
515.00
879.63
National Bank tax, 685.77
Taxes collected, . 11,675.31
Interest on taxes collected, 141.87
William Savery, agent, money hired, . . 4,500.00
William E. Savery, attorney,
money hired,
.
1,500.00
T. B. Griffith, cemetery fund,
money hired,
40.00
$21,163.80
5
CR.
Paid for support of schools, . $2,637.66
State aid, 588.00
Support of poor out of almshouse, 1,803.67
Support of poor in almshouse, 642.91
Repairs of Almshouse,
92.79
School books and incidentals, 355.03
Repairs of schoolhouses, 34.44
Transportation of scholars, .
766.00
Town house, 5.64
Library,
198.08
Memorial day, .
15.00
Suppression of crime, 43.25
Removal of snow, 638.28
Repairs of bridges, 159.05
Repairs of highways,
1,756.07
New schoolhouse, 1,860.20
Insurance account, 6.00
State tax,
480.00
County tax,
. 1,220.44
Incidental town expenses, .
. 1,183.95
William E. Savery, attorney, money hired, . 6,000.00
Charles W. Griffith, cemetery fund, money hired, 500.00
T. B. Griffith, cemetery fund, money hired, 40.00
Cash on hand Jan. 13, 1900,
137.34
-
$21,163.80
CEMETERY FUNDS.
DR.
Ellis Griffith, cemetery fund,
$261.30
E. T. Stetson,
583.71
T. B. Griffith,
1,081.60
6
P. W. Bump, cemetery fund, 108.24
Charles W. Griffith, "
520.00
Augustine Shurtleff, .. . 100.00
$2,654.85
CR.
Paid JJ. W. Atwood, for care of Ellis Griffith, T. B. Griffith and
Charles W. Griffith lots for the years 1898 and 1899, $24.00
Fred A. Ward, for work on E. T. Stetson lot, 2 50
Balance, 2,628.35
$2,654.85
By referring to the report of last year, it will be seen that the town owed at the beginning of this year a note of $500.00.
This note has since been paid, together with all other notes against the town, so that we begin the year 1900 entirely free from debt and with a cash balance in the treasury of $137.34, while the assets over liabilities this year have in- creased over last year, $2,514.32.
AUDITORS' REPORT.
We, the undersigned subscribers, have this day audited the accounts of the Town Treasurer of Carver.
We have carefully examined his record of receipts and disbursements, and compared his vouchers with the same. We have examined his bank account, both deposits and drafts, and we have counted his cash on hand in the treas- ury. We find the Town Treasurer's accounts correct.
PELEG McFARLIN, FRED A. WARD,
Auditors.
CARVER, January 29, 1900.
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COLLECTOR'S ACCOUNT.
J. A. VAUGHAN, Collector.
1899.
DR.
Jan. 13. To uncollected tax of 1879, $82.29
1900.
Jan. 13. Still uncollected,
1899.
DR.
Jan. 13. To uncollected taxes, bills of 1894, . $13.21
1900. CR.
Jan. 13. By amount collected, $13.21
1899. DR.
Jan. 13. To uncollected taxes, bills of 1895,
$66.59
1900. Jan. 13. By amount collected, . $52.64
uncollected,
13.95
1899.
Jan. 13. To uncollected taxes, bills of 1896.
$304.65
1900.
CR.
Jan. 13. By Mrs. Mehitable King,
tax abated,
$1.10
Edward P. Washburn, part
of tax abated,
1.05
Amount collected,
.
153.49
Amount uncollected,
.
149.01
1899.
DR. $304.65
Jan. 13. To uncollected taxes, bills of 1897,
$1,163.25
1900.
CR.
Jan. 13. By amount collected,
$514.83
By amount uncollected,
648.42
-
$1,163.25
CR. $82.29
CR.
DR. $66.59
8
1899.
Jan. 13. To uncollected taxes, bills of 1898,
DR. $3,510.25
1900.
CR.
Jan. 13, By amount collected,
.
$1,311.55
By amount uncollected,
2,198.70
1899. DR.
$3,510.25
Jan. 13. To amount of taxes, bills of 1899. $13,077.20
1900.
CR.
Jan. 13.
By amount collected,
. $9,626.91
By amount uncollected,
3,450.29
$13.077.20
SCHOOLS.
Receipts and expenses connected with the support of schools the past year :
DR.
To balance from 1898,
$960.19
Appropriation 1899, 1,500.00
Ellis school fund applied to Dis- trict No. 4, 180.00
Income of Pratt fund, 125.00
Income of Mass. school fund, 394.43
Dividend from dog licenses,
176.63
Town of Middleboro tuition of scholars,
33.82
$3,370.07
CR.
Paid H. H. Rice, teaching, $540.00
Helen E. Shurtleff, teaching, ·
162.00
Vesta B. Shaw, teaching, 216.00
Anne E. Harris, teaching, 291.00
E. B. Perkins, teaching,
324.00
9
Harriet C. Dunham, teaching, 96.00
Jennie M. Towne, teaching, · 324.00
Lillian F. Wood, teaching, ·
168.00
A. Delle Alden, teaching. . 144.00 .
Albert S. Veazie, teaching, 120.00
J. A. Vaughan, wood, 23.91
A. P. Robbins, wood, 13.87
B. W. Robbins, wood and sawing, 30.08
Gustavus Atwood, wood and sawing, 31.42
Janitors' services, 102.00
Cleaning school rooms, 24.00
Town of Bridgewater, tuition of one scholar,
15.00
Balance to new account,
744.79
$3,370.07
POOR.
Receipts and expenditures connected with the support of the poor the past year.
DR.
To balance from 1898,
$76.41
Appropriation, . 2,000.00
Received from Town of Whitman, aid
to Lydia E. Richards,
65.00
State, aid Louis Payne,
Michel Gill, .
22.70
Helia M. Seppelia, .
11.00
66 Edward Krumlin,
11.50
Mary Reispakka,
15.00
66 Henry Hitomen, 1.00
Gustaf Jameson,
15.00
66 Emil Hankanin, 15.00
66 Hannah Nyland,
7.50
Town of Harwich, Dora O'Brien, 22.87
8.72
10
Estate of Phebe Sherman, 21 68
City of Fall River, Emma Letauneau, 34.40
Louis Stronge, aid refunded, 2.00
Mary Liberty, aid refunded, 2.00
Money earned by Charles Lucas,
5.00
$2,336.78
Overdrawn,
109.80
$2,446 58
The following sums are due to the Poor account from other cities and towns :
Due from town of Whitman, Lydia E.
Richards, . $245.05
Benjamin Darling, board of Mary
Eames, . 169.46
City of Fall River, Letauneau family, . 106.75
Town of Middleboro, Dora Brad- ford, 8.00
Town of Middleboro, Florence Bradford, 2.00
Town of Middleboro, Laura Brad- ford, 10.00
State, aid Huldah Johnson, 6.00
State, aid Mary Heninkka, . 33.22
City of Lynn, Marcus Holway children, 7.61
$588.09
POOR IN THE ALMSHOUSE.
Paid Mrs. M. J. Lamson, matron, $260.00
Ginter Grocery Co., groceries, 56.91
S. H. Pink, 63.86
E. V. Warren, 28.22
J. H. Washburn, meat, 47.14
T. T. Vaughan, 2.15
11
H. C. Robbins, milk, 33.34
Herbert E. Richards, fish, 10.42
A. F. Keyes, 4.96
E. B. Whitmarsh, dry goods, 17.77
T. T. Vaughan. 1.30
F. L. Randall, boots and shoes, 5.20
J. B. Williams, chickens and eggs, 15.76
T. T. Vaughan, 5 cords oak wood, 15.00
.. .. 6 " slabs, 12.00
Mary A. Shurtleff, huckleberries, 4.10
Charles Caswell, sawing wood, . 5.13
J. A. Vaughan, cranberries, .50
Roswell Shurtleff, barn dressing, 3.50
Geo. H. Appling, vegetables, 3.55
E. A. Richards, potatoes,
2.25
T. T. Vaughan, sundries, .35
Dr. G. F. Morse, medical attend- ance, 49.50
Total expense at almshouse, $642.91
EXPENSE OUTSIDE THE ALMSHOUSE.
Paid J. B. Williams, care of tramps, Ellis Foundry Co., aid to Hud- son family, 154.66
$9.20
Peleg McFarlin, rent, Hudson family, . 35.00
Ebenezer Dunham, wood, Hudson family, . 10.88
Gilbert Robbins, såwing wood, Hudson family, .63
Z. A. Tillson, wood, Hudson family, . 2.00
William Thomas, wood, Hudson family, . . 3.00
12
Ichabod Tillson, sawing wood,
Hudson family, 4.14
Dr. E. H. Cornish, medical at- tendance, Hudson family, 11.00 Dr. W. D. Shurtleff, medical at- tendance, Hudson family, 5.00
C. W. Westgate, meat, Hudson family, 2.00
Cornwall & Warr, chairs, Hudson family, 3.00
E. B. Whitmarsh, dry goods, Hud- son family, · J. M. Clark, groceries, Hudson family, . · Ellis Foundry Co., aid to W. R. Hall, . Ebenezer Dunham, wood, W. R. Hall, ·
3.50
24.00
78.45
Peleg McFarlin, rent, Mrs. A. Stringer, 37.50
1.50
John H. Beaton, meat, James E. Case, 5.30
Ellis & Hammond, groceries, F. A. Dimand, . 6.93
E. V. Warren, groceries, F. A. Dimand, 3.00
Roswell Shurtleff, going for un- dertaker for E. B. Cole, 1.25
Roswell Shurtleff, moving Mrs. Churchill's goods to almshouse, .75
Seth C. C. Finney, carrying Mrs. Churchill to almshouse, . 1.00
F. E. Crapo, carrying Charles Lucas to State almshouse, 9.29
13
Town of Whitman, aid to Laura
Pratt, . 90.00
City of Brockton, aid to Mrs.
Jacob Lucas, 51.82
Town of Wareham. aid to Strin-
ger family, 105.67
Town of Wareham, aid to Mrs. Chandler, 133.30
Taunton Insane Hospital, Wilson McFarlin, 169.46
Taunton Insane Hospital, Mary A. Eames, 169.46
Medfield Insane Asylum, Arthur Sherman, 146.00
Josiah W. Atwood, digging graves State paupers, 5.00
J. B. Perking, board of Lydia E. Richards, 157.00
J. B. Perking, carrying Lydia E. Richards to Dr. and medicine, 5.00
Peoples Cash Shoe Store, shoes, Holway children, . 3.50
T. T. Vaughan, clothing, Hol- way children, 4.11
John S. Williams, burial, E. B. Cole, 18.00
Henry Peckham, digging grave, E. B. Cole, 2.00
J. D. Chase, moving An Wright- ington, . 1.75
Dr. E. D. Hill, med. attendance Isaiah Atwood girl, 20.00
Dr. W. D. Shurtleff, med. attend.
Emma Letauneau, . 23.00
14
Dr. W. D. Shurtleff, med. attend. Joseph Letauneau, 18.50
Dr. W. D. Shurtleff, med. attend.
Peter W. Letauneau, 9.50
Dr. W. D. Shurtleff, med. attend. Marie Letauneau, . 15.50
Dr. W. D. Shurtleff, med. attend. Laura Letauneau, 13.00
Dr. W. D. Shurtleff, med. attend. Wilfred Letauneau, 9.25
Dr. W. D. Shurtleff, med. attend. Oliver Letauneau, 18.00
Dr. W. D. Shurtleff, med. attend. Lydia E. Richards, 27.75
Dr. W. D. Shurtleff, med. attend. Maria Dimand, 24.25
Dr. W. D. Shurtleff, med. attend. E. B. Cole, 3.00
Dr. W. D. Shurtleff, med. attend. Mary Liberty, 2.00
Dr. E. H. Cornish, med. attend. Lydia E. Richards, 35.30
Dr. E. H. Cornish, med. attend. W. R. Hall, . 13.85
Dr. E. H. Cornish, med. attend. Ann Wrightington, 3.00
Dr. E. H. Cornish, med. attend. Huldah Johnson, 6.00
Dr. E. H. Cornish, med. attend. Hannah Nyland, 7.50
Dr. Geo. F. Morse, med. attend. Lydia E. Richards, 21.00
Dr. Geo. F. Morse, med. attend. Dora Bradford, .
8.00
Dr. Geo. F. Morse, med. attend. Florence Bradford, 2.00
15
Dr. Geo. F. Morse, med. attend. Laura Bradford, 10.00
Ellis Foundry Co , aid to Mary
Henrikson, 33.22
Peleg McFarlin, rent, Ann Wright- ington, , .
5.00
Total expense outside of almshouse, $1,803.67
Total expense at almshouse, .
642.91
$2,446.58
REPAIR AND FURNISHING ALMSHOUSE.
DR.
To appropriation, 1899. .
$550.00
Well points sold, 2.03
$552.03
Overdrawn in 1898, .
508.93
$43.10
Still overdrawn,
49.69
$92.79
CR.
J. B. Williams, labor,
$24.55
T. T. Vaughan, work on pump, 1.35
lumber, . 8.62
well point and ex., 1.43
66 8 cedar posts, .80
T. W. Pierce, drain pipe, 1.48
E. E. Gardner, blacksmithing, 4.30
George Tyler, wheelbarrow, 3.00
T. T. Vaughan, team one day carting stone, 3.00
T. T. Vaughan, labor and team, .3.75
John B. Hatch, labor, 1.50
George P. Lincoln, labor, 3.00
16
John M. Cobb, labor and material, 14.20
Levi R. Cobb, labor, 3.90
Samuel Harlow, drain pipe, 1.74
Jesse F. Lucas, paint and painting, 6.27
Peter Boyer, stone, . 1.00
C. W. Maxim, pipe and fitting, .40
B. D. Loring, silver spoons, 2.50
E. A. Richards, repairing, 2.25
Seth C. C. Finney, lime, . .75
II. E. Trasher, cleaning well,
3.00
$92.79
STATE AID.
DR.
Due from the State, $588.00
CR.
Paid P. Jane Barrows, $24.00
Marcus Bumpus,
36.00
Abby H. Eddy,
. 48.00
Lucy W. Fuller,
. 48.00
John B. Hatch,
48.00
Abigail Hatch,
48.00 .
Nathaniel Ide, 72.00
Lucy M. Ide,
48.00
James P. Parker,
24.00
Sarah M. Phillips,
12.00
Andrew W. Reed,
36.00
Mary A. Shaw,
48.00
Isaac Shaw,
48.00
Ruth A. Shaw,
48.00
$588.00
SOLDIERS' RELIEF.
DR.
To balance from 1898,
$100.56
CR.
Balance to new account,
$100.56
.
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INSURANCE ACCOUNT.
DR.
To balance from 1898,
$5.00
Overdrawn,
1.00
CR. $6.00
Thomas Jackson, insurance on library, $6.00
SCHOOLHOUSE DISTRICT, No. 4.
DR.
To balance from 1898, ·
$9.95
C'R.
Balance to new account,
$9.95
TOWN HOUSE ACCOUNT.
DR.
To appropriation, 1899,
$50.00
Overdrawn in 1898, 3.41
$46.59
CR.
Paid C. W. Logue, lock, . $2.89
James S. Davis, repairing roof,
putting on lock, etc., 2.00
T. T. Vaughan, shingle, .75
5.64
Balance to new account, . $40.95
SUPPRESSION OF CRIME. DR.
To balance from 1899, $96.21
CR.
Paid J. B. Collingwood, services in Christy case,
43.25
Balance to new account, .
$52.96
·
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LIBRARY ACCOUNT.
DR.
To appropriation, 1899, . $200.00
Balance from last year. .
.
4.04
.
$204.04
CR.
Paid A. T. Shurtleff, book,
$6.00
Little & Son, record book and
express, 1.54
De Wolfe, Fiske & Co., books, 182.34
Little, Brown & Co., books, 3.50
Independence Co., books, .
1.60
Jordan. Marsh & Co., books, .
1.25
Seth C. C. Finney, books, .
.
1.84
$198.08
Balance to new account,
$5.96
$204.04
TRANSPORTATION OF SCHOLARS.
DR.
To appropriation, 1899, .
$800.00
Overdrawn in 1898, 108.60
$691.40
Still overdrawn,
74.60
$766.00
CR.
Paid George W. Atwood,
.
$288.00
Alfred M. De Rose, .
108.00
H. H Gammons,
161.00
Roswell Shurtleff.
161.00
Erick Erickson,
48.00
$766.00
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INCIDENTAL TOWN EXPENSES.
DR.
To appropriation of 1899, ·
. $1,200.00
Balance from 1898, .
65.96
F. L. Randall, license to peddle, 3.00
B. A. Hathaway, fines,
10.00
Sale of herrings, 1.66
William Savery, agent, loan, 6,000.00
Corporation tax, .
879.23
National Bank tax, 685.77
T. B. Griffith, cemetery fund loan, 40.00
Interest on taxes,
141.87
$9,027.49
Overdrawn,
395.90
$9,420.39
CR.
Paid JJ. A. Vaughan, treasurer and collector, 1898, $227.02
F. E. Crapo, constable, 1898 and '99, 14.00
Samuel Hobbs, blank books,
4.00
Peleg McFarlin, auditor, 3.00
Wood & Tinkham, printing town reports, 75.00
Wood & Tinkham, printing vot- ing lists, 6.00
Seth C. C. Finney, express, .70
John Carter, paper, . 1.75
Samuel Hobbs, pauper blanks, 1.00
Lillian M. Atwood, librarian,
32.69
Bernice E. Barrows, librarian, .. 16.66
Thomas Jackson, treasurer and collector, bond,
16.00
20
J. C. Cave, road commissioner's blanks, 1.62
J. W. Atwood, returning deaths, 3.25
J. A. Vaughan, express on valu- ation list, .15
Edgar Holmes, housing road ma- chine, · 2.00
H. C. Robbins, fighting fire, .80
Lloyd E. Robbins, .80
A. C. Bradford, .80
J. S. Atwood, .80
Horace Thrasher,
.80
H. D. Morse,
66
.80
C. F. King,
G. A. Shurtleff, .80
.60
Philip E. Morris, 66
.60
Everett Hathaway,
.60
J. E. Wrightington. .80
Peter Boyer, .70
Seth C. C. Finney and others,
fighting fire,
4.50
T. N. Clark,
fighting fire, .20
Arthur Shurtleff,
.60
Percy Shurtleff,
1.00
Ellsworth Shaw,
1.00
John Andrews,
1.00
Millard Swift,
1.00
Ellery G. Fish,
.80
W. M. Shaw,
.40
William Hatch,
.40
Allen Lucas, .40
E. E. Shaw,
.80
H. F. Atwood,
.40
James P. Parker,
1.20
C. H. Shurtleff,
.80
21
B. W. Robbins, fighting fire, .80
Fred Christy, .40
Thomas Groom & Co., collector's book, 1.75
Greenough, Adams & Cushing,
record book, . 4.92
Dr. G. F. Morse, returning deaths and births, 1.75
Dr. E. H. Cornish, returning births, 4.25
Dr. W. D. Shurtleff, returning births, ·
3.50
Seth C. C. Finney, stamps on Treasurer's bond, .52
Seth C. C. Finney, envelopes, .75
Charles O. Dunham, fixing locks, .75
W. A. Tillson, Assessor, . 28.00
Seth C. C. Finney, Assessor, 25.00
T. T. Vaughan, Assessor, . 26.25
Lillian M. Atwood, Assessors' clerk, 7.50 ·
J. A. Vaughan, tax bills, 2.25
J. A. Vaughan, stamped en- velopes, 21.50
George P. Lincoln, services elec- tion day, 1.50
W. M. Shaw, services elect. day, 1.50
N. F. Manter, 1.50
D. W. Nash, tiller 2 1-2 days, 3.75
Carter Ink Co., ink, .
1.25
Joseph W. Hunting, J. B. Lab- berte case, 4.64
H. S. Griffith, town clerk, 50.00
H. S. Griffith, express and post- age, 1.90
22
A. H. Griffith, selling herrings, . 2.50
E. B. Perkins, school committee, 39.00
E. B. Perkins, purchasing and distributing school books, 10.00
Bernice E. Barrows, school com- mittee, . 44.22
Gustavus Atwood, school com-
mittee, . 37.85
W. A. Tillson, selectman and
overseer of poor, 30.25
W. A. Tillson, register, 13.25
Seth C. C. Finney, selectman and
overseer of poor, . 35.00
Seth C. C. Finney, register,
13.25
Seth C. C. Finney, expenses and car fare, 9.50
J. C. Cave, library cards, . 3.00
T. T. Vaughan, selectman, 62.75
T. T. Vaughan, overseer of poor, 20.00
T. T. Vaughan, register, . ·
13.25
T. T. Vaughan, car fare, express and postage, . . 8.36 .
B. W. Robbins, cattle inspector, 15.00
A. W. Brownell, assessors' books, 2.00
A. L. Hammond, truant officer, 2.00
Interest on money hired, 190.10
Incidental town expenses, $1,183.95
State tax, 480.00
County tax, 1,220.44
William Savery, money hired, 6,000.00
Charles W. Griffith, money hired, 500.00
T. B. Griffith, money hired, 40.00
$9,423.39
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REPAIR OF SCHOOLHOUSES.
DR.
To appropriation, 1899, $100.00
Balance from 1898, . 124.86
$224.86
CR.
Paid George P. Lincoln, setting glass, .60
Charles Holmes, repairs, 5.80
Edwin K. Greer, lumber, 7.24
J. B. Williams, repairs,
1.90
Geo. E. Blair, fixing stove pipe, 4.00
C. E. Vaughan, repairs, .75
Gustavus Atwood, repairs, 4.25
Gustavus Atwood, library case, 9.90
Balance to new account,
190.42
$224.86
NEW SCHOOLHOUSE.
DR.
To appropriation, 1899, . $1,500.00
Overdrawn,
360.20
.
$1,860.20
CR.
Paid J. A. Vaughan, land, 75.00
Recording deed, .45
W. H. Southworth, plans, 18.00
John M. Cobb, stone work, 185.00
Warren S. Bumpus, building, . 1,485.00
Warren S. Bumpus, brick work, 60.00
Warren S. Bumpus, blackboards, 34.50
Frank T. Gibbs, labor, ·
1.50
Frank F. Tillson, moving stones, .75
$1,860.20
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND INCIDENTALS.
DR.
To appropriation, 1899,
$350.00
Books sold,
3.40
$353.40
Overdrawn in 1898,
46.30
$307.10
Still overdrawn,
47.93
$355.03
CR. "
Paid Thomas W. Pierce, stove and
pipe, . .
$20.80
Wood & Tinkham, report cards, 7.50
J. B. Perkins, moving and setting up stove, 1.50
American Book Co., books,
153.69
J. S. Hammett & Co., books,
38.53
S. H. Pink, brooms,
.78
Hinds & Noble, book,
1.85
Ginn & Co., books, .
106.04
Maston & Wells, school flags,
15.00
T. H. Chester & Co , books, 5.91
E. B. Perkins, express and pos- tage, 3.43
$355.03
MEMORIAL DAY.
DR.
Appropriation, 1899,
$15.00
CR.
Paid E. W. Pierce, Post 8,
$15.00
25
REPAIRS OF BRIDGES.
DR.
To appropriation, 1899, .
$250.00
Overdrawn, 1898, 63.56 . ·
$186.44
CR.
Paid O. L. Shurtleff, lumber, $1.80
O. L. Shurtleff, labor,
11.00
P. J. Holmes,
.60
Frank Tillson,
1.00
Marcus Atwood, lumber,
4.12
E. B. Atwood,
21.50
E. W. Shaw, sleepers,
4.00
Webster Vaughan, carting lumber,
5.75
Alton Shurtleff, labor, .
4.78
A. Freeman Cornish, 4.50
White & Smalley.
.
100.00
Balance to new account,
27.39
$186.44
REPAIRS OF HIGHWAYS.
DR.
To appropriation, 1899, . . $2,000.00
Overdrawn in 1898, . 134.21
$1,865.79
CR.
Paid O). L. Shurtleff, labor and team, $148.10
(). L. Shurtleff, shovels and oil, 4.10
(). L. Shurtleff, posts, rails and guide posts, 3.66
O. L. Shurtleff, spikes,
.45
Charles Atwood, labor,
5.00
Lucius Atwood,
11.00
John F. Shaw,
68.87
26
Frank F. Tillson, labor and team, 209.92
Frank F. Tillson, drain pipe, · 1.08
Frank F. Tillson, sharpen'g tools, .55
Andrew Stringer, labor, 88.83
James Kennedy,
69.82
Orville K. Griffith,
،،
40.50
E. H. Murdock,
56.25
Charles Ross,
6.00
Freeman Cornish,
58.42
J. M. Bump,
66.45
E. E. Shaw,
6.
38.50
E. E. Shaw, mouldboard to plow, 3.12
E. E Shaw, gravel. . .
8.84
H. F. Atwood, labor,
21.00
Charles Vaughan,
19.50
Alvin Swan,
48.17
Martin Thomas,
4.50
Edgar Holmes,
16.50
Frank Gibbs, 13.50
Joseph Buck & Sons, plow point, 3.52
Geo. W. Thomas, labor, 14.00
T. T. Vaughan, gravel, 3.94
J. A. Vaughan, gravel, 1.44
Webster Vaughan, labor, .
43.75
B. W. Robbins, labor and team, 237.85
B. W. Robbins, gravel,
10.35
B. W. Robbins, plow,
12.25
B. W. Robbins, guide boards and railing,
3.50
Maurice Robbins,
labor,
18.66
H. D. Morse,
12.71
L. Braddock,
23.25
P. C. Chandler,
4.17
H. C. Robbins,
11.27
H. C. Robbins, gravel, 1.17
27
Charles F. King,
labor,
30.83
Benjamin Parker,
17.83
John S. Atwood,
8.33
George P. Lincoln,
22.49
A. P. Robbins,
11.50
C. F. Cornell,
gravel,
9.48
Lydia S. Hammond,
1.02
Eben Sherman,
1.00
Franklin Chase,
labor,
20.00
William Gibbs,
. .
14.50
Henry H. Gammons,
24.88
Zepheniah Andrews,
7.50
George Washburn,
23.00
Ephraim Stringer,
13.50
Lloyd Robbins,
35.00
Ira A. Dimond,
66
15.83
George I. Johnson,
2.23
Warren Howland,
22.66
T. Southworth,
. 6
3.00
W. C. Richards,
gravel,
.60
Bernice Barrows,
.40
T. S. Weston,
5.36
J. E. Vaughan,
1.02
A. C. Dimond,
labor,
6.16
Solon Boynton,
66
4.67
John Moran,
1.00
L. S. Lucas,
gravel,
3.45
George P. Lincoln,
6.23
Benjamin Ransom,
7.83
Mrs. Olive Leonard,
2.40
W. F. Stanley,
1.58
Joseph McFarlin,
.78
A. M. Shaw,
2.30
Cyrus R. Dotey,
1.12
E. Witham,
.62
28
John Lybuty, labor, 5.65
Ellis H. Cornish, gravel, 4.35
Marcus Atwood, use of road scraper, .50
Marcus Atwood, trees for railing, 1.00
$1,756.07
Balance to new account,
109.72
$1,865.79
REMOVAL OF SNOW.
DR.
To appropriation, 1899,
. $750.00
Overdrawn in 1898,
112.79
$637.21
Still overdrawn, .
. 1.07
$638.28
CR.
Paid John Bourget, $5.70
George W. Thomas,
6.30
Everett Thomas,
3.70
Eugene B. Cole,
1.90
H. E. Lucas,
3.40
J. M. Nothern,
3.20
Geo. P. Lincoln,
2.60
H. E. Appling,
2.60
Solon R. Boynton,
2.90
G. E. Boynton.
2.90
A. P. Robbins,
2.70
Frank Thomas.
3.00
C. (). Dunham,
3.00
W. B. Dunham,
3.00
H. M. Peckham,
1.60
J. W. Lewis and man,
6.80
A. W. Shurtleff,
1.20
Emanuel Smith,
1.30
29
Asel Cole, 3.00
Alton Chandler,
13.47
Frank Lufkin,
1.30
Carl Diamond, 4.25
Ira Diamond, .
4.00
E. A. Richards,
3.10
John Bourget, Jr.,
3.90
E. C. Raymond,
3.20
Heimengelde Caron,
3.10
H. H. Adams,
2.50
Benjamin W. Robbins,
16.20
Frank A. Williams,
5.70
John F. Stratton, Jr.,
2.30
Archie Stratton, 2.30
John W. Garnett,
3.30
Irving Stratton,
2.30
Reuben Braddock,
5.70
John C. Chase,
3.80
Samuel McHenry,
3.60
A. M. DeRose,
4.28
T. M. Cole,
7.20
George Parker,
1.80
Louis Letaurneau,
4.95
Lloyd C. Robbins,
10.55
H. C. Robbins,
2.90
Walter Dunham,
2.70
J. E. Wrightington.
2.95
E. E. Gardner,
2.20
John Moran,
4.00
Frank Morse,
3.60
C. H. Shurtleff,
4.20
C. F. King,
3.90
Job C. Chandler,
2.90
L. S. Powers,
.60
Fred Christy,
3.95
30
Henry Lewis,
2.40
Andrew Perkins,
2.80
Chester Rickard,
.
3.95
H. E. Richards,
3.80
Embert Eames,
1.00
Robert Shurtleff,
1.55
Percy Shurtleff,
2.75
W. H. Forbes,
.60
Arthur Shurtleff,
2.80
J. B. Rickard,
3.70
Louis Payne,
1.60
Roswell Shurtleff,
7.45
William Christy,
4.20
John A. Kenney,
1.80
D. H. Morse,
2.05
C. A. Sherman,
4.30
A. L. Hammond,
.90
Joseph Washburn,
2.40
T. T. Vaughan,
11.30
Ellis G. Cornish,
1.80
Charles E. Vaughan,
2.80
William E. Cornish,
1.70
W. E. H. Vaughan,
1.40
(). L. Shurtleff,
2.80
John Pouluit,
.70
John Voilet,
.70
Arthur Peterson,
1.80
W. M. Shaw,
1.30
E. Allen Lucas,
2.00
Geo. E. Blair,
3.00
E. H. Murdock,
8.90
Lucien Atwood,
9.65
Charles Ross,
4.60
W. T. Southworth,
3.60
Frank Bernier,
2.30
31
C. Magram,
2.30
Geo. W. Atwood.
2.40
Webster Vaughan,
2.30
Thomas Weston, 1.40
Frank Weston,
1.60
William Atwood,
1.60
John Goodwin,
3.80
William Gibbs,
3.80
Lewis Strange,
3.40
Stephen Richards,
2.80
P. J. Holmes,
10.60
Gardner E. Holmes,
1.90
B. Jefferson,
2.00
M. C. Jefferson,
1.80
M. Thomas,
.60
Lucius Atwood,
1.20
H. Cassady,
1.30
Charles H. Atwood,
1.30
E. L. Holmes,
3.40
W. Loring,
1.30
F. Hart,
2.60
Joseph McKay,
1.80
C. R. Dotey,
1.80
E. V. Shaw,
14.28
Arthur Beauchmin,
3.70
George Beauchmin,
3.70
Bert Beauchmin, 3.80
F. E. Crapo,
1.00
Ed. Beauchmin,
3.60
Arthur H. Wade,
3.60
Geo. I. Johnson,
3.60
Herbert Atwood,
1.80
E. E. Shaw,
14.02
James Parker,
2.20
J. P. Keneddy,
2.00
32
J. M. Bump,
6.22
Frank Gibbs,
3.30
Charles Bassett,
2.80
Freeman Cornish,
2.90
Solon Cornish,
1.40
Fayette Griswold,
1.80
Giles Cornish,
.80
Niel Matherson,
.90
George B. Washburn, .
8.70
Christopher Bruce,
5.05
John Pettey,
5.25
Ephraim Stringer,
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