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Harris Pearson, crackers. 15 00
J. M. Greenough, horse hire. 37 75
J. N. Jaques, 1 bbl. soap. 4 00
A. F. Ross & Co., 50 Ibs. Cream Tartar 17 50
Town of Malden. supplies furnished to sundry persons 15 00
City of Fall River, 22 00
Danvers Insane Asylum. 233 68
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper 49 41
L. W. Lord. servies as teamster. . 40 00
Ariel Pearson, services as cook. 30 00
W. H. Bayley, clerk, supplies to sundry persons. 160 00
W. H. Bayley. services as clerk 47 92
Hunt & Davis, groceries. 358 41
W. C. Plummer. .. 74 05
C. C. Toppan, clothing and hats. 129 65
Charles L. Davis, medicine. 45 00
HI. W. Bartlett, boots and shoes. 61 01
William Thurlow, molasses and tobacco 44 58
S. Coker. paint and glass : 16 57
John H. Balch. paper and oil cloth . 5 76
George P. Bishop, new lug and whip 2 00
Charles W. Kimball. provisions 23 76
Richardson Bros. 119 32
George Lucy, horse Lire. 7 50
L. E. Pritchard. gloves and bonnet trimmings 2 57
John Sumner. lining for stove. etc 9 80
M. M. Ross. groceries 43 81
Henry Barth. honing 6 razors
1 50
George W. Perkins. clams 5 65
Amount carried forward $2.020 30
132
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $2,020 30
Henry Cook, jr., school supplies. 20 02
Charles W. Woods, supply of ice 39 30
N. French, agent, groceries 38 15
E. G. Currier, dress making 8 25
Henry Lunt. clothing. 67 50
H. R. Weitzel, services as undertaker 53 50
M. H. Fowler, groceries. 41 67
$2.288 69
FEBRUARY.
Northampton Insane Asylum, supplies to sundry persons . . 49 17
Ipswich Insane Asylum
.6 701 68 ..
Danvers Insane Asylum,
265 09
State Alms House, 6.
12 85
Town of Weymouth, 6.
..
39 00
City of Chelsea,
6.
..
52 45
City of Fall River,
1 40
Town of Beverly.
..
2 63
City of Boston, 234 63 66
Moses Brown, dry goods and hosiery 98 81
Charles Peabody, 1 pair shoes 1 65
E. P. Hurd, professional services 7 20
J. N. Jaques, 2 bbls. soap 8 00
M. P. Perley, dry goods
9 13
Samuel March, groceries
146 78
Hunt & Davis,
149 66
George W. Perkins, clams
5 40
George E. Greeley, mending tin ware
10 39
Nelson French, groceries. 50 77
Thomas W. Mitchell, repairing boots 8 79
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper .
44 16
Lyman W. Lord, teamster
40 00
Ariel Pearson, jr., .. cook 30 00
William H. Bayley. clerk . 47 92
William H. Bayley. clerk, supplies to sundry persons. 182 65
15 10
Daniel Creadon, 1,980 lbs. straw
Charles W. Kimball, provisions. 43 72
J. C. Stevens & Son, groceries 5 94
Amount curried forward $2,264 97
. .
. .
133
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $2.264 47
Robert A. Smith, 2,050 lbs. straw 12 40
Isaac P. Noyes, stamps. . 6 00
William A. Davis & Son, 3 pr. duck overalls 4 20
Jere Cashman, mowing field. 5 00
Levy & Co., cotton cloth and flannell. 25 97
Thomas P. Mackinney, screws and staples 5 80
Paul Titcomb, grain. 80 35
$2,404 69
MARCH.
E. W. Pearson. provisions. 13 38
John G. Plummer, 500 lbs. cod fish. 22 50
John G. Wells, services, killing 3 hogs. 2 25
E. P. Hurd, professional services 19 25
George H. Piummer, dry goods. 23 45
City of Lynn, supplies to sundry persons. 92 75
City of Lawrence, " 16 00
Town of Amesbury, 29 99
State Reform School. 89 00
A. F. Ross & Co .. tea and spices 64 62
Hunt & Davis, groceries
246 87
J. N. Jaques, 1 bbl. soap. .
4 00
William C. Plummer, groceries.
63 55
William H. Bayley, services as clerk.
77 08
William H. Bayley, supplies to sundry persons
168 50
Edward?J. Lunt. services as keeper
43 16
Lyman W. Lord, teamster 40 00
Ariel Pearson. 66 cook. 30 00
L. E. Pritchard. hat. velvet and hose 3 18
George W. Perkins, 6 gals. clams 2 70
Henry M. Brickett, potatoes 7 50
Henry R. Weitzel. services as undertaker 50 75 Alfred Wheeler. services rendered. 2 00
Paul Titeomb, grain .. 24 10
William Holker & Co., stove and lantern 9 35
C. R. Sargent. repairs on meat chopper 50
$1,146 43
16
134
POOR DEPARTMENT.
APRIL.
City of Haverhill, supplies to sundry persons. 79 00
J. C. Stevens & Son, groceries 2 60
Hunt & Davis, 107 70
P. H. Blumpey, 71 11 ،٠
William H. Bayley, clerk, supplies to sundry persons 188 50
William H. Bayley, services as clerk .
62 50
E. J. Lunt,
keeper.
47 81
Lyman W. Lord.
teamster 48 00
Ariel Pearson,
cook .
30 00
E. H. Dyer, oysters . 4 00
Pearson Brothers, crackers 7 73
George W. Perkins, 6 gals. clams. 2 70
John N. Pike. costs on Hines and Bradbury case.
2 80
William H. Huse & Co., printing and advertising. 25 00
Charles W. Kimball, provisions. 50 58
Paul Titcomb, grain. 26 60
C. N. Ballou, clothing
99 83
Paul A. Merrill, groceries
69 78
A. B. Dearborn, professional services
16 00
M. M. Ross. groceries . 88 23
H. H. Landford, 95 lbs. tea. 19 00
Charles Noyes, smoking 40 hams. 12 68
Margaret Gildart, services rendered 15 00
I. P. Noyes. P. M., stamps. 10 00
$1,087 15
MAY.
Danvers Insane Asylum, supplies to sundry persons. 325 66
Northampton 48 55
Commonwealth of Mass., supplies to sundry persons 76 79
City of Lowell, 5 00
41 00
Town of Salisbury,. ..
7 40
Josselyn & Conant, bed pans. .
8 50
Frank J. Welch, suit of clothes
J. N. Jaques, soap . 16 00
2 70
George W. Perkins, clams.
62 50
City of Boston, . .
6 40
William H. Bayley, services as clerk
Amount carried forward. $599 50
135
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward .. $599 50
William H. Bayley, clerk, supplies to sundry persons 198 04
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper. 44 26
Lyman W. Lord, teamster 48 00
Benj. S. Richardson, “ cook. 30 00
Nelson French, agent, groceries 42 45
Benj. P. Donnells, board of Sewell Rogers 25 00
W. A. Johnson, cotton, cloth and flannell, 14 60
Hunt & Davis, groceries 125 42
HI. W. Bartlett, boots and shoes 88 20
George Lucy, horse hire . 2 00
Richardson Bros, provisions.
62 87
George W. Snow, professional services
5 00
Paul Titcomb, grain
19 30
M. M. Ross, groceries.
76 75
William C. Johnson, milch cow
75 00
E. J. Currier, dress making .
9 00
H. Z. Whittier, groceries
14 07
Charles W. Kimball, provisions 43 15
Henry Barth, honing razors 2 20
$1,524 81
JUNE.
Hunt & Davis, groceries 150 05
Henry C. Plummer, cashmere, buttons, etc.
15 15
William Thurlow, 1 bbl. pork
22 50
D. D. Thurlow & Co., fish 17 29
Moses P. Towne, services as watchman 2 00
Bishop & Brothers, ladder
3 00
George H. Plummer, dry goods.
23 05
C. E. Rowell, 1 brindle cow
66 00
L. P. Hunt, provisions
64 20
George Lucy, horse hire.
2 00
F. J. Welch. soap
40 40
Henry Cook, jr., school books.
19 50
Thomos P. Mackinney, hardware
16 92
C. H. Johnson, ink and paper
7 25
J. N. Robinson, milk ..
14 19
Thomas Hennessey, provisions
40 00
Amount carried forward. $503 50
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136
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $503 50
E. P. Hurd, professional services 26 50
J. T. Dickins, 5 00
P. H. Blumpey, groceries 98 10
George W. Perkins, clams 2 70
Paul A. Merrill, groceries.
75 60
William H. Bayley, clerk, supplies to sundry persons
193 50
William H. Bayley, services as clerk.
62 50
E. J. Lunt, 66 keeper
49 51
Lyman W. Lord, . 6 teamster.
48 00
Ariel Pearson, jr., ני cook.
30 00
John Janvrin, groceries.
15 80
C. E. Currier,
1 35
Moses A. Plummer, milk 13 30
Samuel March, groceries. 85 71
Paul Titcomb, grain .. 39 70
George E. Greeley, work on tin ware
11 40
Henry R. Weitzel, services as undertaker 24 50
N. French, agent, groceries. 13 24
John McCarty, tomato plants. 90
Steven H. Thurlow, 2 bags fertilizer and 3 forks 12 40
Charles W. Kimball, provisions. 35 41
H. W. Bartlett, boots and shoes 27 05
$1.375 67
JULY.
N. Varina, 1 bale of hay 3 44
Charles R. Sargent, seed sower 12 00
J. N. Jaques, 2 bbls. soap. 8 00
Piper & Sawyer, insurance premium. 4 00
A. F. Ross & Co., 1 bbl. Rio coffee 16 83
Stephen Coker, leather 5 78
William H. Bayley, clerk, supplies to sundry persons 170 55
William H. Bayley, services as clerk 62 50
Edward J. Lunt, keeper 42 51
Lyman W. Lord, teamster 48 00
Ariel Pearson, jr .. . . cook 30 00
Town of Dedham, supplies to sundry persons 62 57
Amount carried forward. $466 18
137
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $466 18
P. H. Blumpey, groceries. 68 20
John N. Pike, examining insane person 4 00
George W. Perkins, clams
4 05
Hunt & Davis, groceries
133 69
T. W. Mitchell, repairing shoes
10 12
Paul Titcomb, grain.
22 55
Thomas P. Mackinney, tools, nails, etc
21 95
George O. Payson, boots and shoes
11 00
Henry Barth, honing razors. 1 25
Benjamin Barbour, taking care of schooner Sailor. 40 00
George W. Snow. professional services 4 40
J. M. Greenough, horse hire 65 50
William Holker & Co., lanterns, and grate for stove. 9 15
A. J. Atkinson, medicine for the sick. 119 34
John Janvrin, pork and fislı. 39 50
Charles W. Kimball, provisions 32 16
$1,053 13
AUGUST.
Ipswich Insane Asylum, supplies to sundry persons. 517 12
6 00
Commonwealth Reform School, "
97 93
Northampton Insane Asylum 66 49 40
City of Lowell, 66 66
15 00
City of Lawrence, 60
.6
6 00
City of Cambridge. 6.
4 00
City of Boston, 114 98
J. C. Stanley, wire netting and staples 2 02
A. F. Ross & Co., tobacco. 34 78
E. W. Pearson, provisions .. 10 72
Nelson French, repairing clocks, etc 16 36
Isaac P. Noyes, P. M., box rent and stamps
7 00
Town of Dedham, supplies to sundry persons
19 50
John Pearson & Son, crackers 25 37
N. Varina & Son, hay 15 60
Sewell B. Noyes, 1 chair. 4 00
George Lucy, horse hire . 15 50
William H. Bayley, services as clerk. 62 50
Amount carried forward. $1,023 78
Ipswich House of Correction, “
138
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $1.023 78
William H. Bayley, clerk, supplies to sundry persons 189 95
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper. 17 46
F. W. Putman, freight paid on furniture 2 75
Ariel Pearson, jr., services as cook . 30 00
Lyman W. Lord, . . teamster. 48 00
Hunt & Davis, groceries. 152 60
William C. Plummer, groceries.
79 62
P. H. Blumpey, 36 00
J. C. Stevens & Son, 49 83
Pearson Brothers, crackers 23 40
Paul Titcomb, grain.
29 05
C. W. Kimball, provisions 29 73
William H. Carter, 40 59
$1,782 76
SEPTEMBER.
City of Taunton, supplies to sundry persons 6 29
City of Lynn, .6
. . 82 40
William H. Bayley. services as clerk 62 50
William H. Bayley, clerk, supplies to sundry persons 188 42
Lyman W. Lord, services as teamster.
48 00
Edward J. Lunt, keeper
45 76
Ariel Pearson. jr., cook 30 00
Charles W. Hale & Co , halibut. 5 16
Piper & Sawyer, Insurance premium 2 00
E. J. Currier, dress making
8 25
Charles T. Smith & Co., ice cream.
11 75
Charles W. Kimball. provisions.
27 51
Alfred Wheeler, services rendered. 16 50
Henry Barth, honing razors 1 75
J. N. Jaques, soap. 8 00
Robert Bayley, use of barn 20 00
P. H. Blumpey. groceries 98 96
H. N. Marshall & Son. groceries 44 11
John G. Plummer, fish 42 00
L. P. Hunt, provisions 121 66
$871 02
139
POOR DEPARTMENT
OCTOBER.
A E. Ross & Co., tea and coffee 105 19
A. H. Geary, caps and hats. 13 74
Danvers Insane Asylum, board of sundry persons 313 90
William B. Porter, use of wagon 7 00
H. Z. Whittier. groceries 7 61
George W. Perkins. 15 gals. clams.
6 75
J. N. Jaques, 1 bhl. soap.
4 00
Daniel Tilton, groceries.
14 48
William C. Plummer, groceries
39 51
Huut & Davis. 60
148 19
William H. Bayley. services as clerk 62 50
William H. Bayley, clerk, services to sundry persons
184 19
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper.
42 66
Lyman W. Lord. teamster. 48 00
Ariel Pearson, jr., cook. 30 00
Stephen H. Thurlow, 1 molasses faucet 50
William H. Carter, provisions. 46 60
NOVEMBR
Danvers Lunatic Asylum, supplies to sundry persons. 368 62
Northampton Insane Asylum, " .6
57 67
Commonwealth of Mass .. 6 6
44 68
City of Cambridge,
9 00
William H. Bayley, clerk, 197 25 6 6
William H. Bayley, salary as clerk .
62 50
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper
42 01
Lyman W. Lord, teamster . 48 00
Ariel Pearson, jr., cook. 30 00
50
Lovett's express, expressing furniture
J. N. Jaques, 1 bbl. soap. 4 00
Henry Barth, honing razors 1 80
H. N. Marshall & Son, 2 bbls. pork 44 00
P. H. Blumpey. jr., groceries 101 04
Stephen Coker, coal baskets and paris green. 10 68
Charles W. Woods, 2 bushel potatoes. 4 00
George E. Greeley, repairing tin ware. 20 66
Amount carried forward. $1,055 41
$1,074 82
J. C. M. Bayley, services as justice of the peace. 9 00
140
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Amount braught forward $1,055 41
J. A. Taylor, use of buggy . . 5 00
Thomas P. Mackinney, hinges, nails. bolts etc 13 90
William A. Little, boots and shoes 75 70
George W. Perkins, clams.
7 70
C. W. Learned & Co., purifying powder
29 44
Paul Titcomb, grain. . 26 75
John Bryant, 45 bushels of Ipswich sand.
6 30
Thomas W. Mitchell, repairing boots and shoes
8 30
Willard J. Hale, dry goods.
37 73
George H. Plummer, “
21 31
William C. Plummer, groceries
64 25
Robert A. Smith, rent of barn
32 00
George Lucy, horse hire. 24 75
George P. Bishop, repairing harness
4 00
William H. Carter, provisions. 27 78
N. & T. Foster. repairing eye glasses 2 50
$1,442 82
DECEMBER.
W. H. H. Perkins, 1 bbl. flour 10 00
Edward Sims, wood work on hay pitcher. 1 50
Henry A. Wilson, groceries. 92 00
A. F. Ross & Co., pepper 5 00
George E. Greeley, repairing stove etc.
13 38
J. W. Evans & Co., mill work 5 67
George W. Hunt, groceries
144 17
D. D. Thurlow. fish . 13 59
Edward J. Lunt. salary as keeper
49 25
Henry Lunt, boots and shoes 38 50
H. Z. Whittier, groceries
4 17
J. M. Greenough, use of hack. 1 00
William H. Bayley, salary as clerk. 62 50
William H. Bayley, clerk, supplies to sundry persons. 199 50
Lyman W. Lord, services teaming. 48 00
Ariel Pearson. cooking.
30 04
William Holker & Co., putting in stoves
45 33
E. J. Currier, dress making 9 00
Richprd Welch, clothing 272 12
$1.044 67
141
POOR DEPARTMENT.
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January
$2,288 69
. .
Februay . .
2,404 69
March
1,146 43
April
1,087 15
..
May
1.524 81
..
June
1.375 67
July
1,053 13
.. August
1,782 76
September
871 02
October
1,074 82
6.
November
1,442 82
..
December 1,044 67
Total expenditures for the year ending Dec. 17, 1881 ... $1,7096 66
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142
TREASURER'S REPORT.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation CREDITS.
$24,000 00
State School Fund. $239 05
One year's interest on Brown fund to Mar. 4, '81 675 00
J. F. Young, secretary, fees from non-resident school children 148 00
From David T. Woodwell.
3 83
1,065 88
$25,065 88
Transferred from Incinentals to balance account. 1,782 72
Expenditures $26,848 60
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by the School Committee.
JANUARY.
A. H. Thompson, services as teacher $303 87
(). B. Merrill,
214 49
Luther Dame,
214 49
A. A. Senter, 66 66 107 24
80 43
N. A. Moulton, ..
178 74
J. N. Balch, 66
62 56
Abbie Short, יו
66
62 56
M. J. Bradley,
..
62 56
Eva J. Smith,
66
62 56
Harriet C. Piper, 66
50 72
M. E. Jaques,
66
. .
53 09
A. H. Olmstead.
66
50 23
George W. Brown,
..
66
142 99
F. J. Pearson.
6.
62 56
W. P. Lunt,
178 74
Lucy Low,
A. L. Coffin, 66
65 70
E. M. Lander,
66
..
62 56
S. J. Shackford, 66
16
71 87
P. G. Craig,
62 56
Amount carried forward.
$2,215 56
60 04
Belle P. Winslow, ..
143
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Anount brought forward.
$2,215 56
S. B. Chute, services as teacher
116 18
E. Frothingham, ..
62 56
S. D. Toppan,
75 97
A. A. Somerby, ..
62 56
Rhoda Tilton,
..
62 56
Carrie M. Clement,
66
58 09
A. A. Currier,
62 56
Jennie P. Haskell,
58 09
Annie S. Wheeler,
60 87
Susie B. Lowell,
62 56
Mary E. Estes,
..
58 09
Helen M. Currier,
62 56
Belle P. Emerton.
. .
53 62
H. H. Page. 66
58 09
M. N. Gray,
62 56
S. F. Badger.
58 09
C. J. Edgerly,
.6
62 56
M. E. Cogswell,
58 09
M. L. Bartlett, .6
..
62 56
S. E. Whitmore,
55 74
Nellie M. Stantou.
54 16
Carrie M. Bailey,
46 02
Susie J. Adams, ..
. .
49 15
F. L. Pettigrew,
62 56
Flora Pettigrew, 6. 58 09 ..
Hattie P. Checney, 81 52
Janathan Wells, building fires
11 25
John Sumner, tin ware 12 21
H. G. Johnson, jr., call bell and basket.
2 85
John B. Porter, services as truant officer 27 00
Benjamin M. Chase, sweeping schools 6 25
John F. Young, services as secretary.
100 00
Charles E. Ash, building fires 12 00
Fred P. Hinckley, services as janitor. 26 17
M. C. Teel & Son., printing ond advertising 2 50
Mary J. Mills, sweeping schools . 15 00
Gerrish & Goodwin, labor and stock 2 69
Amount carried forward. $4,053 94
6.
144
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $4.058 94
John Chamberlain, 3 ink-stand fillers. 50
Ireland & Trofethen. 2 tables for school 7 00
D. T. Woodwell, cash paid for books 49 73
Ada L. Morrill, services as teacher 7 00
Annie B. Morrill, 50
E. A. W. Pearson, .
3 00
E. A. Dodge, ..
7 50
E. A. Appleton, ..
2 50
$4,136 67
FEBRUARY.
A. H. Thompson. one month's services as teacher $75 67
O. B. Merrill, 53 51 .6
Luther Dame, .. 53 51
A. A. Senter, ..
26 58
Belle P. Winslow, 66
19 87
N. A. Moulton, ...
66
44 68
J. N. Balch,
15 63
Abbie Short, *
15 63
M. J. Bradley, ·
66
15 63
Eva J. Smith,
15 63
H. C. Piper,
13 41
M E. Jaques, 66
14 52
Alice H. Olmstead, ..
66
14 52
George W. Brown,
..
35 76
F. J. Pearson,
. 6
15 63
William P .Lunt, .6
44 68
Lucy Low,
15 63
A. L. Coffin, ..
18 99
E. M. Lander,
15 63
S. J. Shackford,
. .
66
18 99
P G. Craig,
66
29 05
E. Frothingham,
15 63
S. D. Toppan,
66
18 99
A. A. Somerby,
66
6.
15 63
Rhoda Tilton,
66 15 63
·$654 66
Amount carried forward.
15 63
Sarah. B. Chute,
..
145
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $654 66
Carrie M. Clement. one month's services as teacher 14 52
A. A. Currier, ..
. .
15 63
J. P. Haskell, ..
14 52
A. S. Wheeler.
15 63
S. B. Lowell,
15 63
M. E. Estes. 66
14 52
M. H. Currier. ..
. .
15 63
Belle P. Winslow.
13 41
Hannah H. Page, ..
14 52
M. N. Gray,
..
15 63
S. F: Badger. ..
14 52
C. J. Edgerly,
15 63
M. E. Cogswell. ..
14 52
M. L. Bartlett,
..
15 63
S. E. Whitmore,
14 52
Nellie M. Stanton. ..
14 52
C. M. Bayley, .. 12 29
S. J. Adams.
..
12 29
F. L. Pettigrew, . .
.6
15 63
Flora Pettigrew, ..
14 52
Lizzie H. Cheever, 33 33 ..
Maurice Corcoran, building fires 9 00
Fred P. Hinkley. services as janitor 26 17
I. P. Noyes, P. M., stamps. 80
Charles E. Ash, building fires ..
12 00
A. F. Young, coal hod and shovel
1 85
George S. Cate, brooms.
1 95
Benjamin M. Chase, building fires 6 25
Louis E. Woodwell, repairing 60 black board brushes
9 00
Alice M. Leach, services as teacher. 2 50
Samuel March, school supplies 3 85
Eben P. Allen, services as janitor 27 50
Bert Frost, sweeping school house 9 00
John G. Pearson, repairing clocks 4 50
A. E. Burton &. Co., brushes and brooms 11 05
$1,107 12
146
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
MARCH.
A. H. Thompson, one month's services as teacher $141 67
O. B. Merrill,
66 100 00
Luther Dame,
100 00
A. A. Senter,
50 00
Belle P. Winslow,
37 50
N. A. Moulton, ..
83 34
J. N. Balch,
29 17
Abbie Short, 66
29 17
M. J. Bradley,
29 17
Eva J. Smith,
66
6.
29 17
Harriet C. Piper,
..
25 00
M. E. Jaques,
27 09
A. H. Olmstead, ..
27 09
George W. Brown, 66
66 67
F. J. Pearson,
29 17
W. P. Lunt,
6.
83 34
Lucy Low,
26 67
A. L. Coffin,
35 42
E. M. Lander,
29 17
S. J. Shackford, ..
66
35 42
P. G. Craig.
29 17
Sarah B. Chute, 66
6.
54 17
E. Frothingham, ..
6.
29 17
S. D. Toppan.
..
35 42
A. A. Somerby, ..
. .
29 17
Rhoda Tilton,
. .
29 17
Carrie M. Clement.
..
27 09
A. A. Currier,
29 17
Jennie P. Haskell, 66
27 09
Annie S. Wheeler, . .
..
23 17
Susie B. Lowell, ..
. 6
27 09
Helen M. Currier,
..
29 17
Belle P. Emerton. ..
25 00
Hannah H. Page, ..
..
27 09
M. N. Gray, ..
..
29 17
S. F. Badger. . .
27 09
Amount carried forward.
$1,520 80
29 17
Mary E. Estes,
147
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $1,520 80 C. J. Edgerly. one month's services as teacher 29 17
M. E. Cogswell, 27 09 . .
M. L. Bartlett, 29 17 66
S. E. Whitmore, 27 09
27 09
C. M. Bailey, 6 .
..
22 92
Susan J. Adams, 66
. 6
22 92
F. J. Pettigrew, 66
29 17
Flora Pettigrew,
27 09
Lizzie H. Cheever,
66
33 33
F. E. Pettingell, . .
8 50
Amos Noyes, writing report 50 00 30
Lord Brothers, curtain rollers
Charles E. Ash, building fires
12 00
Fred P. Hinkley, services as janitor
26 17
Jonathan Wells, building fires 22 50.
15 00
John B. Porter, 43 75
M. C. Teel & Son, printing 1 00
John C. Lunt, building fires 25 00
Benjamin M. Chase, sweeping schools. 6 25
C. H. Johnson. school supplies 37 61
Henry Cook, jr., 42 53
28 04
$2,114 49
APRIL.
A. H. Thompson, one month's services as teacher $141 67
O. B. Merrill,
100 00
Luther Dame, 66
100 00
A. A. Senter,
50 00
Belle P. Winslow, . .
..
37 50
N. A. Moulton,
. 6
83 33
J. N. Balch, . 6
29 17
Abbie Short,
66
29 17
M. J. Bradley,
29 17
Eva J. Smith,
29 17
H. C. Piper,
25 00
Amount carried forward.
$654 18
Mrs. Jane Mills, sweeping schools
S. H. Fowle, . .
Nellie M. Stanton, ..
148
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward .. $654 18 M. E. Jaques, one month's services as teacher 27 08
A. H. Olmstead. 27 08 ..
George W. Brown, 66
66 67
F. J. Pearson, 66
29 17
William P. Lunt, . 6
. .
83 33
Lucy Low,
66
4 09
A. L. Coffin,
66
35 42
E. M. Lander, ..
29 17
S. J. Shackford.
.. .
35 42
P. G. Craig,
29 17
Sarah B. Chute,
6.
54 17
E. Frothingham,
29 17
S. D. Toppan, 66
35 42
A. A. Somerby,
29 17
Rhoda Tilton,
29 17
Carrie M. Clement. 27 08 ..
29 17
J. P. Haskell,
..
27 08
S. B. Lowell, . .
..
29 17
Mary E. Estes, 66
..
27 08
Helen M. Currier,
66
25 00
H. H. Page. . .
..
27 08
M. N. Gray. . .
. .
27 08
C. J. Edgerly,
..
29 17
M. E. Cogswell.
27 08
M. L. Bartlett, .. ..
29 17
S. E. Whitmore.
27 08
N. M. Stanton. ..
..
27 08
Carrie M. Bayley,
22 92
Susan J. Adams,
..
. .
22 92
F. L. Pettigrew,
. .
29 17
Flora Pettigrew, 66
..
27 08
Lizeie H. Cheever. ..
33 33
E. F. Morrison, ..
. .
25 08
E. A. Dodge,
32 00
Amount carried forward.
$1,807 04
A. A. Currier, ..
29 17
Belle P. Emerton. . .
29 17
S. F. Badger, ..
..
66
149
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward $1,807 04
S. H. Fowle, school supplies
10 00
Charles E. Ash, building fires 12 00
Stephen Collins, 5 dippers and wash basins
62
Henry Cook, jr .. school supplies
2 45
Benjamin M. Chase, sweeping schools
6 25
Fred P. Hinkley, services as janitor. 26 17
Jonathan Wells, building fires. 11 25
John B. Porter, services as truant officer 25 00
Mrs. E. H. Knapp, et als, supplying water. 4 00
M. C. Teel & Son, printing and advertising. 78 50
Trustees Putnan Free School, rent of High School. 750 00
$2,733 28
MAY.
A. H. Thompson, one month's services as teacher $141 66
O. B. · Merrill,
100 00
Luther Dame,
100 00
A. A. Senter, ..
. 6
50 00
Belle P. Winslow.
37 50
N. A. Moulton, ..
66
83 33
J. N. Balch, ..
. .
29 16
Abbie Short, .6
29 16
M. J. Bradley,
٠٠
29 16
Eva J. Smith,
..
66
29 16
H. C. Piper,
. .
25 00
M E. Jaques, 66
27 08
Alice H. Olmstead. 6.
٠،
27 08
George W. Brown,
66 66
F. J. Pearson.
. 6
29 16
William P. Lunt, ..
83 33
Lucy Low, 66
6.
31 66
A. L. Coffin,
..
66
35 41
E. M. Lander, ..
..
29 16
S. J. Shackford, ..
..
35 41
P G. Craig,
..
..
29 16
Sarah B. Chute,
..
..
54 16
E. Frothingham,
..
29 16
S. D. Toppan, 35 41 ..
A. A. Somerby,
..
29 16
Amount carried forward.
$1,196 13
18
150
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward ... $1,196 13
Carrie M. Clement, one month's services as teacher 27 08
Rhoda Tilton, 29 16
A. A. Currier, . .
..
29 16
J. P. Haskell, ..
..
27 08
S. B. Lowell, ..
66
29 16
M. E. Estes, ..
..
27 08
H. M. Currier. ..
. 6
29 16
Belle P. Emerton, ..
. .
25 00
Hannah H. Page, ..
..
27 08
M. N. Gray, ..
29 16
S. F. Badger. . .
27 08
Annie S. Wheeler. . .
..
2 32
C. J. Edgerly. ..
29 16
M. E. Cogswell, ..
27 08
M. L. Bartlett,
..
..
29 16
S. E. Whitmore,
..
27 08
Nellie M. Stanton. . .
..
27 08
C. M. Bayley, ..
..
22 91
S. J. Adams, ..
. .
22 91
F. L. Pettigrew,
29 16
Flora Pettigrew. ..
27 08
Lizzie H. Cheever. ..
.6
33 34
E. A. Dodge, ..
66
48 00
E. A. W. Pearson,
36 00
S. S. Stanwood, ..
.6
24 00
A. C. Richardson, 22 66 . 6
20 00
L. Montgomery. 16 00
C. H. Johnson. school supplies 8 85
Daniel G. Tilton, brooms and brushes. 9 06
Charles E. Ash. building fires 12 00
E. B. Robbins, 3 60
Benjamin M. Chase. sweeping schools
6 25
Jonathan Wells. building fires. 11 25
Fred P. Hinkley, services as janitor 52 07
$2.049 35
L. P. Jones.
151
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
JUNE.
A. H. Thompson, one month's services as teacher $141 67
O. B. Merrill,
٠٠
100 00
Luther Dame, 100 00
A. A. Senter, .. 50 00
37 50
N. A. Moulton,
83 34
J. N. Balch, ..
29 17
Abbie Short, 6.
29 17
M. J. Bradley,
..
66
29 17
Eva J. Smith,
..
29 17
Harriet C. Piper, ..
25 00
M. E. Jaques, 66
27 09
A. H. Olmstead,
66
27 09
George W. Brown.
66 67
F. J. Pearson,
6.
66
29 17
W. P. Lunt,
וי
83 34
Lucy Low, 66
29 17
A. L. Coffin,
66
35 42
E. M. Lander,
66
29 17
S. J. Shackford,
35 42
P. G. Craig,
29 17
Sarah B. Chute, 66
54 17
E. Frothingham,
29 17
S. D. Toppan, 35 42
A. A. Somerby,
29 17
Rhoda Tilton, . .
. 6
29 17
Carrie M. Clement, 66
66
27 09
A. A. Currier,
29 17
Jennie P. Haskell,
66
66
27 09
Susie B. Lowell,
29 17
Mary E. Estes, 66
66
27 09
Annie S. Wheeler,
6 17
Helen M. Currier,
6.
29 17
Belle P. Emerton,
..
66
25 00
Hannah H. Page,
66
27 09
M. N. Gray,
6 6
29 17
S. F. Badger,
27 09
Amount carried forward.
$1,506 30
Belle P. Winslow, ..
152
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $1,506 30 C. J. Edgerly, one month's services as teacher 29 17
M. E. Cogswell, 66
27 09
M. L. Bartlett, . .
66
29 17
S. E. Whitmore, ..
27 09
Nellie M. Stanton. . .
18 09
C. M. Bailey, ..
22 92
Susan J. Adams,
22 92
F. J. Pettigrew,
..
29 17
Flora Pettigrew, ..
27 09
Lizzie H. Cheever,
..
٠٠
33 33
E. A. Dodge, .. 23 00 ..
E. A. W. Pearson, .. 9 00
E. B. Robbins, building fires 55 00
Daniel T. Colby & Co., 200 notifications 14 50
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