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35 00
Lizzie H. Cheever,
32 50
Clara J. Edgerly, ..
35 00
Anna L. Whitmore, .6
27 50
Frances L. Pettigrew.
..
35 00
Flora Pettigrew, .6
32 50
Ednah E. Greaton,
40 00
Alice T. Whittier.
35 00
Annie B. Merrill, .6
4 28
Jennie C. Teel,
11 50
Mrs. Selwyn Adams,
1 47
Mary T. Spalding.
..
36 00
Amount carried forward . $1698 01
72
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $1698 01
S. R. Fox, services as janitor 11 00
Maurice Corcoran, “ 5 00
Joseph G. Stevens. .. 8 50
Wm. P. Lunt, services as secretary and agent for 3 mos .. 250 50
Mary S. Perkins, use of well in Bromfield street 4 00
American Express Co., expressage 15
T. B. Robbins, services as janitor
9 00
Albert O. Colby, 66
7 50
James E. Kimball.
5 00
Joseph C. Lunt,
17 00
Fred P. Hinckley, 66
23 42
George H. Pearson, fifteen histories
12 75
George S. Perry, school supplies.
25 00
William Ware & Co., school supplies 9 40
Interstate Publishing Co., dictionary 3 60
$2,189 83
JUNE. .
E. C. Adams, services as teacher $150 00
O. B. Merrill, 66
110 00
Luther Dame,
100 00
Sarah A. Leonard, 66
65 00
Arthur F. Gilbert. 66
100 00
Abby Short, . .
37 50
M. J. Bradley, .6
35 00
Eva J. Smith,
35 00
M. E. Coggswell, 66
35 00
Alice H. Olmstead,
35 00
Susie I. Adams,
32 50
Sarah F. Adams,
32 50
George W. Brown,
100 00
Rhoda Tilton,
37 50
Sarah B. Chute, 66
75 00
Ellen Frothingham,
35 00
Anna L. Coffin, 66
45 00
Amount carried forward.
$1060 00
73
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $1060 00
Emma M. Lander, services as teacher.
35 00
Priscilla G. Craig, 66 45 00
Susie B. Lowell, 35 00
Serena D. Toppan, 45 00
Agnes A. Somerby,
35 00
Cora B. Lougee, ..
35 00
Abbie L. Frost,
27 50
Frances J. Pearson,
35 00
Jennie P. Haskell,
32 50
Helen M. Currier,
35 00
Annie B. Merrill, .6
27 50
Mary E. Estes, 15 45
Saaah E. Whitmore,
35 00
Lizzie H. Cheever, .6
32 50
Clara J. Edgerly,
35 00
Anna L. Whitmore,
25 68
Francis L. Pettigrew, “
35 00
Flora Pettigrew,
32 50
Ednah E. Greaton, 66
40 00
Alice T. Whittier,
35 00
Mary T. Spalding, 66
36 00
Jennie C. Teel, .6
19 55
Elizabeth Pearson, 66
1 36
Eleanor Towle, 66
46
Hannah H. Page,
5 00
Henry A. Wilson, 1 dozen pails
1 08
D. C. Heath & Co., maps .. 2 73
Wm. Ware & Co., school supplies 5 00
Wm. P. Lunt, service as agent and extra 82 85
George F. King and Merrill, pens and slates 8 05
M. H. Sargent, sundries 18 61
Wm. H. Huse. printing 10 50
B. G. Gerrish, mats 1 00
Educational Publishing Co., school books 1 80
James E. Kimball, services as janitor 5 00
Amount carried forward. $1,932 62
74
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward .. .. $1932 62
Joseph G. Stevens, services as janitor
8 50
Oliver C. Philbrick. 9 50
S. R. Fox, 11 00
T. B. Robbins, . .
9 00
Joseph C. Lunt,
17 00
Fred P. Hinckley,
22 92
$2,010 54
JULY.
E. C. Adams, services as teacher $ 150 00
O. B. Merrill,
:6
110 00
Luther Dame,
100 00
Sarah A. Leonard, . .
65 00
Arthur F. Gilbert,
100 00
Abby Short, .6
37 50
M. J. Bradley,
.6
35 00
Eva J. Smith, 66
35 00
M. E. Coggswell,
35 00
Alice H. Olmstead, 16
35 00
Susie I. Adams,
32 50
Sarah F. Badger,
32 50
George W. Brown,
..
100 00
Rhoda Tilton,
62 50
Sarah B. Chute,
75 00
Ellen Frothingham,
35 00
Anna L. Coffin, 66
45 00
Emma M. Lander,
35 00
Priscilla G. Craig,
45 00
Susie B. Lowell, 66
35 00
Serena D. Toppan,
66
45 00
Agnes A. Somerby,
35 00
Cora B. Lougee, ..
35 00
Abby L. Frost,
27 50
Francis J. Pearson, ..
35 00
Jennie P. Haskell, ..
32 50
Helen M. Currier,
35 00
Amount carried forward. $1445 00
75
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward . $1445 00
Annie B. Merrill, services as teacher
27 50
Mary E. Estes, 35 00
Sarah E. Whitmore,
35 00
Lizzie H. Cheever, 6.
32 50
Clara J. Edgerly,
35 00
Anna L. Whitmore, 66
26 89
Frances L. Pettigrew, 66
35 00
Flora Pettigrew,
32 50
Ednah F. Greaton, 66
40 00
Alice T. Whittier, 66
35 00
Hannah H. Page,
5 00
Mary T. Spalding,
36 00
Elizabeth Pearson, 66
46
S. H. Thurlow, hammer, padlock and key
90
Wm. P. Lunt, services as agent and extra
84 38
S. H. Safford, repairing curtains. 3 00
Thompson, Brown & Co., day books.
1 67
Newburyporf Water Co., use of water.
5 00
Est. S. W. Marston, rent of room in Essex hall
29 17
M. H. Sargent, sundries
71
Oliver C. Philbrick, services as janitor
4 75
T. B. Robbins.
9 00
S. R. Fox,
11 00
Fred P. Hinckley,
66
22 92
Jos. G. Stevens, 66
8 50
Maurice Corcoran, . .
8 50
James E. Kimball, 66
5 00
Jos. C. Lunt, 6.
17 00
Albert O. Colby, 66
15 00
$2,047 35
AUGUST.
Fred P. Hinckley, services as janitor $22 92
News Publishing Co., printing. 2 50
$25 42
76
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
SEPTEMBER.
Trustees Putnam Free School, rent of school house 6 mos.$250 00 Fred P. Hinckley, services as janitor. 22 92
Geo. F. King & Merrill, pens and pencils 23 90
News Publishing Co., printing. 2 00
William Ware & Co., school books 12 00
$310 82
OCTOBER.
E. C. Adams, services as teacher $ 150 00
O. B. Merrill, 110 00
Sarah O. Leonard,
65 00
Mary T. Spalding,
50 00
Emma H. Parker,
50 00
A. F. Gilbert, 66
100 00
Abby Short,
37 50
Martha J. Bradley,
35 .00
Eva J. Smith,
35 00
M. E. Cogswell,
35 00
Alice H. Olmstead,
35 00
Susie I. Adams,
32 50
Sarah F. Badger, 6.
32 50
George W. Brown,
100 00
Rhoda Tilton, 66
37 50
Sarah B. Chute,
75 00
Ellen Frothingham.
66
35 00
Anna L. Coffin,
45 00
Emma M. Lander,
5 00
Priscilla G. Craig. 66
45 00
Susie B. Lowell.
35 00
Serena D. Toppau, ..
45 00
A. A. Somerby, 66
35 00
Cora B. Lougee,
35 00
Abbie L. Frost,
30 00
Jennie P. Haskell. 6.
31 07
Helen M. Currier.
35 00
Amount carried forward ..
$1356 07
77
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $1,656 07
Hannah H. Page, services as teacher
32 50
Mary E. Estes, 35 00
Sarah E. Whitmore,
35 00
Frances L. Pettigrew,
35 00
. Flora Pettigrew, 32 50
Ednah E. Greaton,
40 00
Alice T. Whittier,
37 50
Mrs. Selwyn Adams,
30 00
Lula F. Mulliken,
1 07
Frances J. Pearson,
35 00
Harper & Brothers, school books
22 20
A. C. Stockin, 66
16 20
D. C. Heath & Co., suggestive lessons.
22 50
George F. King & Merrill, pens. 26 50 George H. Pearson, sundries 47 60
D. T. Reed, repairing organ at Kelley school. 3 00
E. C. Adams, cash for half graduation exercises, class '87 17 49
Thompson, Brown & Co., ledger, day book and cash book 10 42
Burdett Business College, engrossing 13 diplomas
4 55
George S. Perry, case of slate.
14 25
Charles H. Whiting, school books
12 00
Moses H. Sargent, sundries
70 47
Lovett's Express, expressage.
1 25
William P. Lunt, services as agent and extra.
92 27
Joseph C. Lunt, 66 janitor
17 00
Stephen R. Fox,
11 00
Joseph G. Stevens.
66
15 00
Maurice Corcoran.
8 00
Albert O. Colby, 66
9 00
Oliver C. Philbrick.
66
4 75
Fred P. Hinckley,
60
22 92
T. B. Robbins,
66
9 00
Lizzie H. Cheever,
teacher
32 50
Clara J. Edgerly.
35 00
Anna L. Whitmore,
66
30 00
$2,224 51
11
78
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
NOVEMBER.
E. C. Adams, services as teacher $ 150 00
Oliver B. Merrill,
110 00
Sarah A. Leonard, .
65 00
Mary T. Spalding, 66 50 00
Emma H. Parker,
50 00
A. F. Gilbert, . 6
100 00
Abby Short, 66
37 50
Martha J. Bradley,
66
35 00
Eva J. Smith, 35 00
M. E. Coggswell, 66
35 00
Alice H. Olmstead,
35 00
Susie I. Adams,
32 50
Sarah F. Badger, 66
32 50
George W. Brown,
100 00
Rhoda Tilton,
37 50
Sarah B. Chute,
66
75 00
Ellen Frothingham,
35 00
Anna L. Coffin,
45 00
Emma M. Lander, ..
35 00
Priscilla G. Craig,
45 00
Susie B. Lowell, 66
35 00
S. D. Toppan,
66
45 00
Agnes A. Somerby,
35 00
Cora B. Lougee,
66
35 00
Abby L. Frost,
30 00
Frances J. Pearson, 66
35 00
Jennie P. Haskell, 66
32 50
Helen M. Currier, 66
34 43
Hannah H. Page, 66
14 31
Mary E. Estes,
35 00
Sarah E. Whitmore, ..
35 00
Lizzie H. Cheever,
32 50
Clara J. Edgerly, 66
35 00
Anna L. Whitmore, 66
30 00
Frances L. Pettigrew, . .
35 00
Amount carried forward.
$1,638 74
79
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. . $1,633 74
Flora Pettigrew, services as teacher
32 50
Ednah E. Greaton, 66
40 00
Alice T. Whittier,
37 50
Lizzie C. Ireland.
35 00
Mrs. Selwyn Adams, 66
5 39
Rebecca W. Perkins,
13 37
Harper & Brothers, school books
41 76
Thompson, Brown & Co., cash book, ledger and history ..
23 92
George S. Perry, school supplies
26 00
Adams & Ingraham, 10 gals. ink. 7 50
J. L. Hammett, csmposition books, etc
19 00
M. H. Sargent, sundries .
25 68
Wm. P. Lunt, services as agent, secretary and extra 85 06
B. G. Gerrish, mats 4 20
75 00
William Ware & Co., school books 25 00
D. C. Heath & Co., 20 40
45
J. M. Greenough, horse and buggy
1 50
T. B. Robbins, services as janitor
9 00
Joseph C. Lunt,
17 00
Fred P. Hinckley, 66
22 92
Oliver P. Philbrick,
4 75
Maurice Corcoran,
4 00
S. R. Eox, 11 25
9 00
Lewis A. Lowell,
6 00
Albert O. Colby,
9 00
$2,250 89
DECEMBER.
E. C. Adams, services as teacher. $ 150 00
Oliver B. Merrill,
110 00
Sarah A. Leonard,
65 00
Mary T. Spalding,
50 00
Emma H. Parker,
50 00
Board of Assessors, taking school census
American Express Co., expressing
Joseph G. Stevens,
Amount carried forward $425 00
80
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $425 00
A. F. Gilbert, services as teacher
100 00
Abby Short, 37 50
Martha J. Bradley,
35 00
Eva J. Smith, 35 00
M. E. Coggswell, 66
35 00
Alice H. Olmstead, 35 00
Susie I. Adams,
32 50
Sarah F. Badger,
32 50
George W. Brown, 16
100 00
Rhoda Tilton,
37 50
Sarah B. Chute,
75 00
Ellen Frothingham,
.6
35 00
Annie L. Coffin,
41 33
Emma M. Lander,
35 00
Priscilla G. Craig,
45 00
Susie B. Lowell,
35 00
Serena D. Toppan,
45 0)
Agnes A. Somerby, 66
35 00
Cora B. Lougee, .6
35 00
Abby L. Frost, ..
30 00
Francis J. Pearson,
35 00
Jennie P. Haskell,
32 50
Helen M. Currier,
34 43
Hannah H. Page. 66
2 50
Mary E. Estes,
35 00
Sarah E. Whitmore,
35 00
Lizzie H. Cheever. 66
32 50
Clara J. Edgerly,
35 00
Anna L. Whitmore,
30 00
Frances J. Pettigrew,
35 00
Flora Pettigrew, 66
32 50
Ednah E. Greaton, 66
40 00
Alice T. Whittier,
37 50
Lizzie C. Ireland. 66
35 00
Rebecca W. Perkins,
30 00
Amount carried forward.
$1,798 26
81
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $1,798 26
Mrs. Selwyn Adams, services as teacher
4 24
Jeannette N. Balch, 66 1 15
Elizabeth Dodge. 66 57
M. R. Warren, agent, one cyclostyle. .. 15 00
Edward Osgood, one-half dozen mugs, 1 broom 3 50
Cowperthwait & Co., new primmers 9 50
William P. Lunt, services as secretary and agent 80 00
Wm. H. Huse & Co., printing.
17 00
William P. Lunt, cash paid for extra
9 45
Joseph C. Lunt, services as janitor .
17 00
Albert O. Colby,
9 00
Oliver C. Philbrick.
4 75
S. R. Fox,
11 00
Maurice Corcoran, 6.
4 00
Joseph G. Stevens,
66
9 00
Fred P. Hinckley,
22 92
Lewis A. Lowell,
7 50
T. B. Robbins,
9 00
$2,032 84
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January .
$ 2,057 14
February
2,079 72
March.
2,062 84
.. April
2,276 60
6.
May.
2,189 83
June
2,010 54
66
July .
2,047 35
August
25 42
. .
September
310 82
October
2,224 51
.. November 2,250 89
December 2,032 84
Total expenditures for the year ending Dec. 17, 1887. .. $21,568 50
82
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation . .$7,000 00
CREDITS.
S. March, bill credited back. $ 4 00
W. B. Porter, 16 50 90- 54 90
Total appropriation and income 7,054 90
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal- ance account. 213 53
Expenditures. $7.268 43
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the Committee on Fire Department.
JANUARY.
Edw. P. Chase, services as fireman . $11 25
Chas. E. Ash, and steward 11 25
Samuel P. Boardman, " engineer 29 16
Wm. H. P. Howard, “
29 16
John T. Russell, washing hose.
3 00
S. March, 1 gross matches
1 90
Lovett's Express, expressage.
40
John N. M. Berry, labor and battery supplies 20 83
Telephone Co., use of telephone ... 4 00
Jere Cashman, hauling hose carriage. 50 00
E. Donahue, repairing hook and ladder 50
Geo. H. Plummer, blankets and spreads
9 00
Thos. P. Mackinney, hardware. 1 85
Dennis Donahue, hauling hose carriage 2 50
Parker M. Lougee, repairs on hose 2 50
R. C. McConnell, hauling hose carriage 1 25
George E. Bamford, washing hose 10 50
Wm. B. Porter, bauling supply wagon 40 25
$229 30
83
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
FEBRUARY.
Young America H. & L. Co., on account of service. . . .$ 40 25
Philip H. Bollman, three months' services as engineer . 43 75
Sam'l P. Boardman, one 66 14 58
Win. H. P. Howard, 66
14 58
Chas. E. Ash, 66 fireman and steward 11 25
George N. Black, three 66 33 75
John N. M. Berry, labor and battery supplies. 20 83
M. Donahoe, 4 bbls. shavings
1 00
C. H. Stanwood, services on reservoirs. 5 00
F. A. Silloway, sundries. 12 00
Win. Holker & Co., sundries 4 65
John F. Bryan, labor and stock. 8 25
S. Coker, 1 snow shovel . 35
Telephone Co., use of telephone
4 00
Daniel Morrison, 12 leather washers 1 20
$215 44
MARCH.
Chas. E. Ash, services as fireman and steward $ 11 25
Edw. P. Chase, 22 50
Wm. H. P. Howard, " engineer. 14 58
J. N. M. Berry, labor and battery supplies 30 19
Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 00
M. Donahue, 8 bbls. shavings
2 00
S. Coker, 1 flag 4 50
T. W. Mitchell, watching at fire 1 50
James Fallon, 1 50
C. R. Sargent, rubber pipe 5 50
Chas. D. Pettigrew, expenses of committee to Salem 20 00
$117 52
APRIL.
Edw. P. Chase, services as fireman .$ 11 25
Wm. H. P. Howard, " engineer 14 58
Sam'l P. Boardman, . . 29 16
Chas. E. Ash, " fireman and steward 11 25
Amount carried forward. $66 24
84
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward .. $66 24
John N. M. Berry, labor and battery supplies 25 51
Wm. B. Porter, teaming . 49 20
Samuel Cook, labor. 26 00
Chas. H. Stanwood, labor 5 00
George E. Bamford, washing hose and labor 48 00
A. W. Mitchell, 2 nickled badges 2 50
Chas. R. Sargent, labor and stock 1 50
S. H. Thurlow, bell, lock, etc. 1 40
Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 00
John Page, watching at fire 1 00
Fred E. Smith, printing. 4 00
Western Union Telegraph Co., telegram 25
Jere Cashman, hauling hose to fires 75 00
$309 60
MAY.
Board of Engineers, services of chief engineer, 4 assis- tants and clerk .
$ 155 00
Steamer Co. No. 1, services of forman, clerk and 15 men 140 50
Willis H. Young.
as assistant engineer, No. 1. 12 50
E. P. Chase,
66
fireman of stermer 11 25
Samuel P. Boardman.
engineer 66
14 58
Steamer Co. No. 2,
_ õ men and extra 130 50
George N. Black, . . fireman and steward, 3 mo 33 75
Frank H. Landford,
assistant engineer 12 50
Philip H. Bollman,
engineer, 3 mo. . 43 75
Charles L. Kidder,
foreman of steamer No. 2 5 00
Amos H. Adams,
66
clerk .6
5 00
Steamer Co. No. 3.
66 15 men as firemen, 6 mo ..
130 50
Wm. H. P. Howard,
66
engineer and clerk . 19 58
Charles E. Ash,
fireman and steward 11 25
William G. Smith,
. .
assistant engineer .
12 50
Hose Co. No. 4,
.6
12 men and extra, 6 mo. .
135 50
H. & L. Co. No. 1,
15 וי
122 25
Engine Co. No. 7,
66
162 50
·
8,
66
..
. 162 50
Amount carried forward.
$1,320 91
85
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $1320 91
C. R. Sargent, labor and stock 8 61
R. C. McConnell, teaming. 20 00
William A. Noyes, labor at fire 2 25
John N. M. Berry, labor and battery supplies
22 73
Edwin Rogers, fire alarm box and keys. 76 50
A. L. Jackson, clearing snow f,om reservoirs 36 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone. 4 00
John W. Sargent, watching at fire 1 25
Newburyport Laundry, to laundry work. 1 68
Jos. M. Greenough, hack hire . 50
Timothy Leary, work at fire 2 25
Morris Broderick, watching at fire
2 25
John F. Bryan, whip and straps 4 50
Frank E. Davis, labor and stock.
27 72
George E. Bamford, washing hose at fire 14 50
Jere Cashman, teaming. 60 00
$1,605 65
JUNE.
Sam'l P. Boardman, services as engineer of steamer No. 1.$ 14 58
Wm. H. P. Howard, 66 3. 14 58
Chas. E. Ash,
fireman and steward " .
11 25
Chas. S. Post,
foreman ·
5 00
Edward P. Chase, .. fireman and steward 1. 11 25
J. N. M. Berry, labor and battery supplies 35 88
Jere Cashman, teaming 40 00
Jere Kelleher, 30 00
Thos. P. Mackinney' hardware 3 88
Fred E. Smith, printing 1. 00
Jere Creadon, one horse for season
15 00
Geo. E. Bamford, washing hose
7 00
Samuel March. 5 gross matches . 1 25
Walter E. Bradbory, watching at fire
Edwin Rogers, fire alarm indicator 95 00
Philip H. Bollman, pair link blocks. 12 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 00
1 90
Amount brought forward. .$393 57
12
86
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $303 57
Charles R. Sargent, labor and stock. 31 45
Wm. B. Porter, teaming, 63 80
William H. Huse & Co., printing . 11 00
JULY. 409 82
S. P. Boardman, services as engineer of No. 1 steamer. . $ 14 58
Edward P. Chase, services as foreman of No. 1 stcamer .. 11 25
John N. M. Berry, labor and battery supplies 23 83
Telephone Co., use of telephone 12 00
Parker M. Lougee, labor and stock. 9 35
James M. Woods, repairing hose carriage 25
Philip Bollman, labor and stock on hose two 6 50
AUGUST. 77 76
B. & M. R. R. Co., freight. $ 55 00
Edward P. Chase, services as fireman of steamer 1 11 25
Wm. H. P. Howard, “ engineer of steamer 3. 29 16 Charles E. Ash, services as fireman's steward steamer 3. 22 50
S. P. Boardman. services as engineer of steamer I 15 33
Philip H. Bollman. " 2. . 6 43 75
George N. Black, services as fireman and steward st'm'r 2. 33 75
J. N. M. Berry, labor and battery supplies 25 65
F. W. Landford, watching at engine house 6 00
E. E. Langlands, . 6 6 00
Allen, Boardman & Noyes, watching at engine house 18 00
Hook and Ladder Co., watchidg at house. 18 00
Engine Co., No. 3, watching at engine house 6 00
Bay State Belting Co., 20 feet of suction hose and extra .. 85 40 John F. Bryan, labor and stoek . 4 25
American Express Co., expressage .
1 05
Frank E. Davis, lobor and stock 25 85
Telephone Co., use of telephone 8 00
C. R. Sargent, labor on hardess 30
Gleason & Baitey Mf. Co., City Hook and Ladder truck. 1520 00 Manchester Locomotive Works, 2 link blocks . 14 00
1949 24
87
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
SEPTEMBER.
Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1, on account of services .... . $100 00
S. P. Boardman, one months services as engineer of No. 3 14 56 Charles E. Ash, one months services as fireman of No. 3 .. 11 25 Edward P. Chase, services as fiaemad and steward No. 1 .. 11 25
J. N. M. Berry, labor and battery supplies 26 55 Albert Russell, washing hose. 2 00
J. C. Stanley, wheel jack with handle 5 60
Andrew J. Morse, clamps and fitting to suction 1 50
L. Mannix, 6 bbls. shavings. 1 50
John Page, watching at engine house July 4 6 00
No. 3 Steamer Co., 3 men watching at fire 3 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone 8 00
H. Z. Whittier, groceries. 5 28
Philip H. Noyes, 20 lbs. rotten stone. 2 00
Jere Cashman, hauling fire aparatus 64 00
Geo. E. Bamford, washing hose 16 50
McGlew Bros-, labor and stock 113 30
John H. Balch, 3 ostrich dusters. 7 00
Manchester Locomotive Works, 4 pump leathers 4 00
403 29
OCTOBER.
Wm. H. P. Howard, 2 moths service as engineer of No. 3$ 29 16 Edward P. Chase, 1 months service as fireman of No. 1 .. 11 25
Charles E. Ash, 1 months service as fireman of No. 3 .... 11 25
Samuel P. Boardman, 1 months service as engineer No. 1. 14 88
J. E. S. Hart, horse and buggy 20 00
Telephone, use of telephone. 8 20
Lovett's Expross, expressage.
15
John T. Butman, painting. 13 50
Thomas P. Mackinney, hardware.
4 50
Albert Russell & Sons, 770 lbs. track and labor. 73 78
Plumer & Fogg, expressage. 1 50
J. N. M. Berry, labor and battery supplies 22 73
210 90
88
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
NOVEMBER.
Board of Engineers, 6 months services of chief and 6 as't's$180 00 Steamer Co. No. 1, services of 15 men with clerk, foreman and fireman. 140 50
S. P. Boardman, services as engineer of Steamer No. 1.
15 58
Edward P. Chase, “ fireman of Steamer 1. 11 25
Willis H. Young, .. assistant engineer of Steamer 1 12 50
Steamer Co. No. 2, “ 15 men 6 months ; coats 18. . . 130 50
George N. Black, fireman and steward steamer 2 33 75
Amos H. Adams, " clerk of engine No. 2. 5 00
Philip H. Bollman, three mo. as engineer of Steamer 2 .. . . 43 75
Frank W. Landford, six mo., ass't engineer of Steamer 2 .. 12 50
C. L. Kidder, services as foreman of Engine Co. 2. 5 00
Steamer Co. No. 3, six montes services of 15 men. 130 50
Wm. H. P. Howard, one month as engineer of Co. 3. 19 58
Charles S. Post, foreman of No. 3. 5 00
Hose Co. No. 4, service of 9 men 6 months and extra. 108 50
Frahk E. Davis, as assistant engineer of Steamer 3
for six months and labor and stock. 44 45
Hook and Cadder Co. No. 1, 15 men 6 mos. with extra. 62 50
Engine Co. No. 7, 66 162 50
Engine Co. No. 8,
66
162 50
John N. M. Berry, labor and battery supplies 20 83
J. M. Greenough, barge to Amesbury . 15 00
J. H. Noyes & Co., oil. 6 00
Parker M. Lougee, labor and stock. 9 00
R. C. McConnell, teaming 8 00
Wm. B. Porter 50 90 6
George P. Balch, coal for engine. 103 36
George E. Bamford, washing hose 8 00
Paul A. Merrill, sundry articles. 8 09
C. R. Sargent, labor and stock. 2 80
John F. Bryan, 16 35
S. Coler, 3 quarts of black varnish. 94
Telephone Co., use of telephone. 8 00
Samuel March. 50 1-2 gallons of oil. 8 25
Edwin Rogers, alarm gong and magnet of whistle. 22 50
$1573 88
89
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
DECEMBER.
William H. P. Howard, mo. service as engineer Steamer 3.$ 14 58 Chas. E. Ash, fireman & steward 3 11 25
Charles E. Ash,
66 11 25
Samuel P. Boardman
engineer Steamer 1. 17 43
Edward P. Chase,
fireman .6 11 25
Willie H. Young, labor and battery supplies.
22 43
J. N. M. Berry, labor and stock. 12 37
George E. Bamford, washing hose
3 50
Parker M. Lougee, labor and stock. 6 75
W. A. Davis & Son
7 92
Telephone Co. 8 00 66
Hook and Ladder No. 1, labor of men 4 hours 2 00
Edward Osgood, 4 lanterns 3 20
Edwin Rogers, Mdse. gloss battery jars. 4 55
George W. Hunt, sundries 27 15
John F. Bryan, straps and rivets. 2 40
$166 03
RECAPITULATION.
Billls paid in January. $ 229 30
February.
215 44
March 117 52
April 309 60
May
1605 65
June.
409 82
66
July
77 76
66
August.
1049 24
September 403 29
66
October
210 90
November 1573 88
December 166 03
Total expenditures for the year ending Dec. 17, 1887. . $7268 43
90
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation $4,000 00
CREDITS.
J. W. Douglass, dirt.
$1 00
B. F. Atkinson, dirt. 3 50
Mr. Hoolihan, dirt. 1 00
Mr. Wheeler, dirt. ...
15
Estate C. P. Pearson, gravel. 1 00
Paul Adams, gravel 60
C. Alexander, gravel. 20
Jere Burns, dirt. 70
Walter Bradley, rocks. 14 00
B. F. Poor rocks.
2 50
S. J. Spalding, dirt.
J. N. Bennett & Co., gravel. 1 25
10 00
J. C. Colman, dirt.
10
W. B. Porter, dirt.
15
George Simpson, gravel 50
J. N. Frost, gravel 1 00
Frank H. Plumer, dirt 3 60
John A. Greely, rocks 3 00
John Ronan, gravel. 80
J. A. Adams, gravel . 45
Victoria Mills, paving stone 8 07
Stephen Kimball, stone. 2 00
Thomas H. Lunt, gravel 3 00
George W. Piper, gravel.
2 00
George Allen, one year's rent of land on Wes- ley street, used for erection of sheds, to December 5, 1888. 3 00- 63 57
Total appropriation and income $4,063 57
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to balance account. 1,719 44
Expenditures
$5,783 01
.
91
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by the Committee on Highways. JANUARY.
Andrew H. Pettingell, service as superintendent .. $75 00
John Hale, labor 14 40
Edward Powers.
7 95
John Clifford, 66
14 40
Frank Buckley,
6 45
Patrick Murphy,
7 95
Cornelius Kelliher, ..
10 20
Daniel Cronan,
8 70
Daniel Quill, .6
7 20
Thomas Ryan,
9 00
Jere Shehan. 6 00
Patrick Finnegan, 60
9 15
Michael Harrigan.
16 45
Cornelius Lynch,
16 80
Frank Casey. 6.
1 80
Patrick Sullivan. .
7 50
Patrick Moylan, .
12 00
Jere Toomey.
1 80
John Buckley,
75
Jere Lynch, 66
2 10
William Fowler, ..
2 10
John Foley,
1 95
Edmund Murphy,
4 05
J. Crowley, ..
3 50
J. A. Nicholas,
1 05
Luther Hatch.
45
John Hale.
3 90
Jere W. Doyle, and stock. 2 25
J. M. & J. S. Chase, breaking out road 1 50
S. H. Thurlow, snow shovels and spikes 66
Edward Donahoe, labor and stock 18 90
275 91
92
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
FEBRUARY.
Andrew H. Pettingell, services as superintendent
$19 36
John Hale, labor 9 00
Cornelius Lynch,
23 10
Michael Harrigan, ".
19 43
John Clifford, 66
11 10
Cornelius Kelliher, “
14 33
Thomas Ryan,
8 55
Edward Powers, 66
12 83
Daniel Quill, 14 40
Patrick Murphy, 10 20
Jeremiah Shehan,
14 33
Daniel Cronan, 66
12 75
John Foley, 66
2 03
William Fowler,
90
Jeremiah Lynch,
30
Jeremiah Toomey, "
13 73
Charles M. Pritchard, servics as superintendent
55 64
Patrick Moylan, labor
10 20
James Welch, 66
6 08
Frank Buckley, 66
10 35
Charles W. Davis, "
6 90
P. Shea, 66
2 10
William Casey, 66
1 28
John W. Gildart,
1 20
Daniel Creedon. . .
1 13
James Corey, 66
1 05
J. Murphy, 66
1 05
Edmund Murphy.
3 15
James Lyons, 1 43
Patrick Moynihan, " 3 00
6 05
Dennis Donahoe, labor 3 50
Jere Sweeney, 1 65
Daniel Davis, 60
Moses L. Chase, team work 5 60
Warren Dockum, 68 loads of gravel 4 76
C. H. Thompson & Co., bog hoe 6 50
$319 56
J. M. & J. L. Chase,
93
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
MARCH.
Daniel Cronan, labor
$ 6 93
Daniel Quill, 5 78
Patrick Moylan, 66
6 49
Patrick Murphy, 66
4 55
Edward Powers,
8 41
Thomas Ryan,
8 05
John Clifford,
6 57
Cornelius Kelliher, "
12 08
James Welch,
5 70
C. W. Davis,
4 64
Michael Harrison,
7 71
Cornelius Lynch,
9 54
Jere Toomey,
5 78
Frank Buckley, 66
5 43
Jere Shehan, 66
4 74
Patrick Shea,
2 72
John Hale, 66
6 13
William Casey,
53
Charles M. Pritchard, services as superintendent 75 00
John Crowley, labor 8 50
Joseph A. Nicholas, labor. 2 55
J. B. & J. C. Moulton, labor 18 15
James Colman, labor 1%
$216 10
APRIL.
Daniel Cronan, labor
$13 13
Daniel Quill,
14 19
Cornelius Kelliher. "
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