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6 80
William Fisher, 10 gallons kerosene oil,
6 brooms,
3 00
..
brushes,
80
T,. W' Bigelow's Sons, envelopes,
1 00
Collin & Gould, stationery,
4 08
Postage stamps.
10 20
G. A. P. Bucknam, kerosene oil,
6.
(. W. Cottrell, sign board,
25
George E. Sanborn, small supplies,
17 20
Labor, pumping station grounds,
18 00
Labor, weeding reservoir,
4 00
Norwood Express Co., express on oil, etc.,
1 85
E. F. Roby, services as collector, $7,968.11 at 1 per cent,
79 68
2.123 10
$5,523 10
TOOLS.
By Walworth Mfg. Co., 1 set def. pulleys, 112 tons capacity; for trench work, .
$16 93
Freight,
25
Chapman Valve Mfg. Co., extra wrenches,
2 85
$20 03
REPAIRS.
Davidson Steam Pump Co.,
72 313-inch pump.valves.
$43 20
72 31%-inch springs,
10 80
4 21%-inch .. valves, 1 80
4 21%-inch " xprings, 60
Walworth Mfg. Co., new suction hose-couplings for Edison trench pump.
21 37
Chapman Valve Co., repairs to hydrants,
2 64
E. L. Hubbard, sharpening drills, picks, and small repairs,
25 13
Geo. Miles, furnace door linings, and express on same,
5 55
Amount carried forward,
$111 20
$5,543 13
149
Amount brought forward, $111 24
$5,513 13
By Labor, cleaning boiler,
2 0)
repairing leak, Myrtle St.,
2 00
.. repairing leak, Washington St.,
2 00
relaying wall at Pond,
10 00
.. changing hydrants, Winter St.,
4 00
repairing and adjusting hydrants and gates,
49 00
G. E. Metcalf, carting gravel for hydrants, $ 00
1 85
Walworth Mfg. Co., brass fittings,
Am. Tube Works, brass pipe for repairs to drip pipes in engine- room basement, 22 20
$215 97
EXTENSIONS.
By Guild Street extension (1892) from end as before laid to house of M. T. Brooks; John T. Langford for furnishing and lay- ing 240 feet 6-inch pipe, at 70 cents, Excavating 391% cu. yds. rock, at $4 00, 159 20
$168 00
327 20
By Washington Street extension (Nov. 1892) from end of pipe near G. H. Morse's house to corner Rock Hill Ave., J. T. Lang- ford for furnishing and laying 1279 fect 8-inch pipe, at 90 cents, $1,151 10
i fcet 6-inch pipe for bydrant, at 70 cents, 5 25
151 60
3 tees, 8-inch by 6-Inch,
21 00
1 plug, 8-inch,
80
3 plugs, 6-Inch,
1 95
I gate, S-inch,
25 00
1 gate box,
4 50
1 post hydrant,
33 37
1,394 57
By Rock Hill Ave. extension (Nov. 1892) from corner Washington St. to a point 363 feet west, John T. Langford for furnish- ing and laying 363 feet 6.inch pipe, at 70 cents,
$254 10
1 plug, 6-inch,
65
] tee, 6-inch,
5 00
1 gate, 6-inch,
14 19
1 gate box,
4 50
1 post hydrant, Excavating :84, en. yds. rock,
155 20
467 01
By Guild St. second extension (Aug. 1893) from end to house of 1. ". Morono, John T. Langford, for furnishing and laying 60 ft. 6-inch pipe, at 6716 cents, 1 6-inch plug and tapping,
$40 50
1 15
41 65
By Cedar Street extension (Ang. 1893) from end of pipe to a point 168 ft. south, John T. Langford, for furnishing and laying 168 ft. 6-inch pipe, at 6716 centr, 1 6-inch plug and tapping,
$113 40
1 15
Amount carried forward, $114 35
$7,989 53
6. J. M. Foster, carting gravel for hydrants,
8 63
Excavating 391% yds. rock, at $4 00,
33 37
1
150
Amount brought forward, $114 55
$7.989 58
Excavating 3076 yds. rock, at $4.00,
120 40
Walworth Mfg. Co., blow-off valve,
3 50
238 45
By Walpole St. extension (Aug. 1893) from German Block to corner of Wilson St., John T. Langford, for furnishing and lay- ing 1009 fcet, 6-inch pipe, at 674 cents,
$681 07
1 6-inch gate,
13 62
1 5-inch post hydrant,
29 51
1 6-inch tec,
5 00
1 6-inch Y. branch,
6 00
1 6-inch plug,
65
8 6-inch § bends, at $3.75,
30 00
1 gate hox,
4 25
Excavating 8,9, yds. rock,
35 60
M. Leyden. 22 hours labor at bridge,
5 50
M. Leyden, 22 hours labor, helper at bridge,
4 40
F. A. Fales, 5 bbls. cement, bridge,
7 00
D. Horgan, 7 days' labor at bridge,
14 00
G. F. Bagley, labor and material at bridge,
9 35
Josiah Whiting, charcoal, filling pipe at bridge,
8 75
J. T. Langford, 24 fcet 14-inch pipe at bridge,
28 68
G. E. Metcalf, carting 14-inch pipe from Hyde Park,
7 00
G. E. Metcalf, horses and man filling at bridge,
12
John Ellis, 41 loads gravel at bridge, 4 10
906 48
By Wilson St. extension (Aug. 1893) from corner of Walpole St. to house of F. T. Groote, John T. Langford, for furnishing and laying 1408 feet 6-inch pipe, at 673 cents,
$950 40
1 gatc box,
4 25
1 6-inch gate,
13 62
2 5-inch post hydrants,
59 02
1 6-inch plug,
65
2 6-inch tecs,
10 00
Excavating 2275 yds. rock,
90 80
Labor on trenches, extra work,
6 00
Frelght on specials,
10 04
1,144 78
By Lewis Hawes, " engineer," plans for extensions, 1886 to 1893 both inclusive, also location book for entire piping. system,
73 55
$10,352.79
CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNT.
By service pipe labor,
$117 20
Walworth Mfg. Co., pipe fittings, etc.,
79 15
Geo. K. Paul & Co., pipe fittings, etc.,
25 58
King & Goddard, 50 No. 94 E. boxes,
62 50
Boston Lead Co., lead pipe,
96 40
Freight on pipes and fittings,
3 70
Hersey Meter Co.
5 g-inch meters and connections,
74 00
5 2-inch meters and connections,
109 75
Amount carried forward,
$569 29
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151
Amount brought forward,
$568 28 910,352 79
1 14-inen meter and connections, Freight u meters,
1 83
J. T. Langford, labor service pipe, Walpole St ..
35 00
J. T. Langford, 24 ft. 12-in. pipe for stock,
23 15
Labor renewals old service pipe,
4 00
Win. Foreman, lead connections and labor,
20 36
G. H. Morse, auctioneer fee, sale old office,
5 00
F. W. Crooker, advertising sale old office,
1 50
S. Bagley, labor repairing trenches )
3 70
1. Clay
..
charged to
1 85
D). Horgan, ..
6 .
12 00
G. E. Metcalf. " ..
3 00
$723 42
REBATES.
By B. Pilley,
on service No. 577,
3 00
J. Sullivan,
..
328,
3 00
Mrs. M. J. Thayer,
66 66
198,
1 50
HI. B. Baker, agent,
6.
103,
1 50
.6
6.
..
301,
4 00
Jas. Brennan,
2 50
Lewis Bayer,
..
6.
150,
1 50
Mat McDonugh.
6.
..
395,
2 00
Estate E. F. Talbot,
6. 66
266,
2 50
..
. .
6
229, 226,
50
. .
257,
4 00
Mrs. Julia I). Everett, "
4).
1 50
HI. R. Ellis,
..
306,
2 00
Mrs. M. J. Thayer.
.. 198,
2 00
Lewis Bayer,
6. 207,
3 00
'l'im Linnehan,
. . 528,
1 00
I). Brennan,
.. 208,
1 50
Mrs. M. Callahan,
. .
67,
1 50
G. O. Peterson,
. .
6.
66 180.
2 50
$52 50
2 00
$50 50
4,943 93
$16,070 64
We have examined the books, and accounts of the Water Commissioners, and find the same correct. and correctly stated in the above report.
L. E. INGRAHAM. ELMER H. BAKER.
Auditors.
..
..
146,
5 50
66 228,
4 00
50
..
66
. .
. .
6.
.
Less for seals, Balance in hands of Treasurer. Jan. 1, 1894,
261,
1 50
6 245,
i 1 Langford
43 75
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A statement of the investments of the Sinking Funds will be found in the report of Treasurer.
All water rates and construction account bills for 1893 have been collected, and paid to the Treasurer.
EDMUND J. SHATTUCK, M. M. ALDEN. EDWIN A. MORSE. Water Commissioners.
NORWOOD, Jan. 1. 1894.
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COST OF PLANT.
January 1, 1893. - - $127,530 84
EXSENSIONS, 1893.
Guild Street, from end to housu M. E. Brooks, $327 20
Washington Street, from G. H, Morse's house to corner Rock Hill Avenoe, Rock Hill Avenue, from Washington Street to corner new street, - 467 01
1,394 57
Guild Street, from end to house of A. F. Morono, 41 65
Cedar Street, from end to a point 103 feet south, 228 45 Walpole Street, from German Block to corner Wilson Street, - 906 48 Wilson Street, from corner Walpole Street to house of F. T. Groote, 1.144 78
L. Hawes, plans of extensions, 1886 to 1893, inclusive, and location book for entire piping system, 73 55 4,593 69
CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNT.
Service pipe, fittings, zabor, etc. 723 42
Less sales meters and materials, - - - $258 60
Less labor and repairing trenches, paid by con- tract.or 20 55 279 15 444 28
$132,568 80
Less sale old office building, $200 00
Less advertising and auction- eer's fee. 6 50
193 50
$132,375 30
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CHAS. E. POND, TREASURER OF NORWOOD, in ·
1893.
DR. Jan. 1. To Balance in treasury, - $3,890 98 Received from sale of Water Commissioners' Office, - - 200 00
Town appropriation for extensions of water mains, etc., - 4,000 00
Edgar F. Roby, Collector, 7,968 11
$16,059 09
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account with the WATER COMMISSIONERS.
1893. CR. Dec. 31. By Commissioners' orders paid,
$11,115 16
1894.
Jan. 1. Balance in treasury, 4,943 93
$16,059 09
We hereby certify that we have examined the accounts of the Town Treasurer with the Water Commissioners, and find the same correctly kept and properly vouchered.
ELMER H. BAKER. L. E. INGRAHAM, Auditors.
Town Meeting Warrant.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Norfolk, ss.
To either Constable of the Town of Norwood, in said County,
GREETING :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Norwood, qualified to vote in eleetions and town affairs, to meet in- Village Hall, in said town, on Monday, the fifth day of March, next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to act on the following articles. viz :-
ARTICLE 1. To choose a moderator to preside in said meeting.
ART. 2. To choose all necessary town offieers. The fol- lowing are to be chosen by ballot, under the provisions of Chap. 386 of the Aets of 1890, and Acts in amendment thereto, viz,- three Seleetmen, who shall be Assessors, Overseers of the Poor, Board of Health and Surveyors of Highways, one Town Clerk, one Town Treasurer, one Collector of Taxes, three Auditors, six Constables-all for one year-one Water Commissioner for three
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years, two School Committee for three years, two Trustees of the "Public Library for three years. All Town Officers, except as above named. are to be chosen forone year. And also upon the same ballot to vote upon the question. "Shall license be granted for sale of Intoxicating Liquors in the Town ?"
ART. 3. To hear and act on the report of the Auditors on the Selectmen's. Treasurer's. Collector's. Cemetery Commis- sioners' and Water Commissioners' accounts.
ART. I. To see if the Town will accept of the list of Jurors as prepared by the Selectmen and posted as required by law.
ART. 5. To see if the Town will choose a Committee to whom all subjects involving an expenditure of money shall be referred for examination, with instructions to report upon the same to the town. This annual meeting to be adjourned for that purpose.
ART. 6. To see if the Town will authorize the Collector of Taxes to use the same means as a town treasurer may use when acting as collector.
ART. 7. To see if the Town will fix the time within which taxes assessed therein shall be paid, and authorize the Collector to charge interest at the rate of ten per cent. or less a year on all taxes remaining unpaid at that time.
ART. 8. To see what compensation the Town will allow for the collection of taxes.
ART. 9. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen. to borrow money in anticipation of taxes for the ensuing year, and to issue notes of the town therefor. The debts incurred under the authority of this vote are hereby made payable from said taxes.
ART. 10. To hear and act on the reports of committees.
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ART. 11. To sec if the Town will raise and appropriate money for the support of the Public Library.
ART. 12. To see what disposition the Town will make of money received for dog licenses.
ART. 13. To see what sum of money the Town will raise · and appropriate for the prosecution of illegal sales of liquor, and agree on a manner of expending the same.
ART. 14. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appro- priate the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars for the use of George K. Bird Post, No. 169, Grand Army of the Republic, for the purpose of decorating soldiers' graves on Memorial Day.
ART. 15. To see what sum of money the Town will raise and appropriate for the support of the Fire Department the ensuing year.
ART. 16. To see what sum of money the Town will raise and appropriate for the support of Schools the ensuing year.
ART. 17. To see what sum of money the Town will raise and appropriate for the Teaching of Music in the public schools.
Anr. 18. To see what sum of money the Town will raise and appropriate for the Repairs of Highways.
ART. 19. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for building Concrete Walks the ensuing year.
ART. 20. To see what sum of money the Town will raise and appropriate for widening Winter Street from Nichols Street to the Highland Cemetery. or any portion thereof.
ART. 21. To see if the Town will accept of a new street leading west from Washington Street, near the house of Walter F. Morse, and raise and appropriate money to build the same. as laid ont by the Selectmen.
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ART. 22. To see if the Town will vote to accept of the extension of Foundry Street from the house of John Nugent to Cross Street, as laid out by the Selectmen, and raise and appro - priate money to build the same.
ART. 23. To see if the Town will vote to accept of Sections twenty, twenty-one, twenty-two and twenty-three of Chapter fifty of the Public Statutes in relation to sidewalks.
ART. 24. To see if the Town will vote to accept of Sections one, two, three, four, five, six, seven and eight of Chapter fifty one of the Public Statutes in regard to betterments.
ART. 25. To see if the Town will vote to build a sidewalk on High Street, south side, and raise and appropriate money for the same.
ART. 26. To see what action the Town will take in regard to lighting its streets, and raise and appropriate money for that purpose.
ART. 27. To see what appropriations the Town will make for the maintenance of the Water Works, and for such improve- ments as may be recommended by the Water Commissioners.
ART. 28. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Water Commissioners to pay from their funds the sum of sixty-eight and 70-100 Dollars for counsel before Legislature. 1893.
ART. 29. To see what sums of money the Town will raise and appropriate to defray the incidental and other necessary expenses not otherwise provided for the current year.
ART. 30. To see if the Town will vote to extend the water mains on Guild Street from the end of the main as laid to the house of Andrew Carbery, about three hundred feet. and raise and appropriate money for the same.
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ART. 31. To see if the Town will vote to extend the water mains on Concord Avenue from Washington Street west, about five hundred feet. and raise and appropriate money for the same.
ART. 32. To see if the Town, will vote to accept of Chapter fifty-eight of the Public Statutes in relation to the inspec- tion and sale of provisions and animals intended for slaughter.
And the polls may be closed as early as One o'clock in the afternoon of said day.
Hereof fail not, and make due return of this warrant, with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk, on or before the time and day of said meeting.
Given under our hands, at Norwood, this twenty-first day of February, A. D. 1894.
FRANK A. FALES. FRED L. FISHER, GEORGE H. BATEMAN, Selectmen of Norwood.
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TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE
TOWN OF NORWOOD,
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING JANUARY 31,
1895.
BOSTON : PRESS OF T. O. METCALF & Co., 48 OLIVER STREET, 1895.
TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1894-95.
Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers of the Poor, Board of Health, and Surveyors of Highways :
FRANK A. FALES, Chairman, FRED. L. FISHER, Clerk. GEORGE H. BATEMAN.
Town Clerk : FRANCIS TINKER.
Toun Treasurer : CHARLES E. POND.
Collector of Taxes : EDGAR F. ROBY.
School Committee:
MRS. MARY J. ALDEN, term expires March, 1897. PATRICK J. MAHONEY, term expires March, 1897. CLARKE S. GOULD, M.D., term expires March, 1896. MILTON H. HOWARD, term expires March, 1895. WINSLOW FAUNCE, term expires March, 1895. MRS. MARTHA G. WINSLOW, term expires March, 1895. JOHN C. LANE, EsQ., resigned. HORACE T. ATWOOD, resigned.
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Water Commissioners :
EDMUND J. SHATTUCK, term expires March, 1897. JOHN F. CALLAHAN, term expires March, 1896.
MARCUS M. ALDEN, term expires March, 1895. EDWIN A. MORSE, deceased.
Registrars of Voters :
LOUIS A. CURRIER.
AUSTIN E. PRATT.
JOHN P. OLDHAM. FRANCIS TINKER.
Auditors :
ELMER II. BAKER. EBEN F. GAY.
LEWIS E. INGRAHAM.
Cemetery Commissioners :
W. ALLEN TALBOT. ALBERT G. WEBB. EDWARD B. PENDERGAST.
. Constables :
JAMES HI. ADAMS. WILLIAM CLEARY.
WALTER S. BEAL. MICHAEL D. CREED.
SUMNER BAGLEY. WARREN E. RHOADS.
Trustees of Public Library : FRANCIS TINKER, term expires 1897. MISS MARTHA PARKER, term expires 1897. HORACE T. ATWOOD, term expires 1896. IRVING S. FOGG, M.D., term expires 1896. MRS. MARIA E. COLBURN, term expires 1895. JOHN C. LANE, EsQ., term expires 1895.
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Surveyors of Lumber : H. FRANK WALKER. MILTON H. HOWARD.
Measurers of Wood and Bark: HARVEY L. BOYDEN. C. HENRY WOOD.
Public Weighers : 1
JAMES E. PLIMPTON. JAMES A. HARTSHORN.
WALTER S. PHALEN. GEO. A. O'BRYAN. JOHN GILLOOLY.
Superintendent of Streets : FRED. H. HARTSHORNE.
Engineers of Fire Department : J. FRED. BOYDEN, Chief, FRANCIS W. TURNER, Clerk, H. FRANK WALKER.
Field Drivers :
GEORGE F. WILLETT. WILLIAM L. BACON.
ADOLPHUS HOLTON. RALPH M. FOGG.
FRANK W. TALBOT. ARTHUR J. PURCELL.
PATRICK NUGENT. FRED. R. MERRIFIELD. JOHN WEIL.
Sealer of Weights and Measures : WARREN E. RHOADS.
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Inspector of Provisions and Cattle : ALBERT FALES.
Liquor Officer : SUMNER BAGLEY.
Pound Keeper : FRED. E. COLBURN.
Inspector of Fish, Fruit, and Produce : WARREN E. RHOADS.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1894.
RAISED BY TAX.
Salaries of teachers of schools,
$10,600 00
Evening School,
200 00
School books,
800 00
Teaching music,
400 00
Incidental expenses of schools,
3,500 00
School expenses, not specified,
2,600 00
Conveying children from Everett Street,
200 00
High School note and interest,
2,140 00
West School note and interest,
1,120 00
Guild School note and interest,
1,980 00
Interest on water takers' loan,
240 00
Appropriations voted in 1893,
3,224 00
Public Library,
375 00
Lighting streets, 1894,
1,500 00
Lighting streets, 1893,
300 00
Fire Department,
1,800 00
Geo. K. Bird Post, G. A. R.,
150 00
Support of the poor,
3,500 00
Prosecution of illegal sales of liquor,
500 00
State and Military Aid,
400 00
Fees in Trial Justice Court,
200 00
Abatement of taxes,
500 00
Care of Old Cemetery,
100 00
Printing and stationery,
500 00
Incidentals,
900 00
Repairs of highways,
4,000 00
Repairs of sidewalks,
1,000 00
Amount carried forward, $42,729 00
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Amount brought forward, $42,729 00
Concrete walks,
500 00
Sidewalk on High Street,
50 00
Widening of Winter Street,
1,000 00
Removing snow,
600 00
Town Officers,
2,500 00
Special Police,
300 00
State tax,
2,360 00
County tax,
2,704 77
Overlays,
568 82
$53,312 59
APPROPRIATIONS FROM TREASURY OF THE WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Interest on water bonds, $3,400 00
Sinking fund for water bonds, 3,000 00
Council fees, 68 70
Extension of water mains on Guild Street, 400 60
Extension of water mains on Concord Avenue, 390 00
$7,259 30
VALUATION FOR 1894.
Real estate, $2,394,300 00
Personal estate,
595,970 00
Total amount of property taxed, $2,990,270 00
Number of polls, 1,239
Rate of taxation on $1,000.00,
$17 00
Number of dwelling houses,
776
Number of horses,
368
Number of cows,
366
Number of acres of land taxed,
6,165
VALUATION FOR 1872.
Real estate,
$1,100,016 00
Personal estate,
518,540 00
Total amount of property taxed, $1,618,556 00
Number of polls,
472
Rate of taxation on $1,000.00,
$11 40
Number of dwelling houses,
320
Number of horses,
185
Number of cows,
405
Number of acres of land taxed,
6,275
REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN.
The Selectmen of the Town of Norwood, as required by the By-Laws of the town, herewith present an account of moneys for which orders have been drawn on the Town Treas- urer during the year ending January 31, 1895, together with the accounts of the Treasurer, Collector of Taxes, Water Com- missioners, and Cemetery Commissioners, with the report of the Auditors thereon. Also, the Vital Statistics of the town for the year 1894.
SCHOOLS.
Payment of Teachers.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Paid F. E. Emrich, Jr., for teaching 20 weeks, $600 00
F. E. Emrich, Jr., for extra teaching, 1893, 30 00
A. C. Russell, for teaching 20 weeks, 600 00
Dora Fay Knight, for teaching 20 weeks, 250 00
Dora Fay Knight, for extra teaching, 1893, 12 50
Florence A. Wing, for teaching 20 weeks, 225 00
Annie May Adams, for teaching 40 weeks, 475 00
Annie May Adams, for extra teaching, 1893, 11 25
Lilian B. Quinby, for teaching 20 weeks, 225 00
$2,428 75
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EVERETT SCHOOL.
Paid M. J. O'Brien, as Supervisor, and for teach- ing 16 weeks, $583 30
H. A. Halstead, as Supervisor, and for teach- ing, 625 00
L. C. Peabody, for teaching 19 weeks, 219 34
L. C. Peabody, for extra teaching, 1893, 11 54
Dillie McDonald, for teaching 20 weeks, 230 80
Marriette A. Hamant, for teaching 19 weeks, 219 34
Marriette A. Hamant, for extra teaching, 1893, 11 54
Annie P. Moore, for teaching 20 weeks, 210 00
Ruth E. Gould, for teaching 39 weeks, 409 50
Ruth E. Gould, for extra teaching, 1893, 10 50
Annie May Lucy, for teaching 19 weeks,
199 50
Annie May Lucy, for extra teaching, 1893,
10 50
Mary L. Mahoney, for teaching 20 weeks,
210 00
Adelia F. Richardson, for teaching 31 weeks,
325 50
M. P. Whitman, for teaching 10 weeks, 105 00
M. Frances Brown, for teaching 8 weeks, 84 00
M. Frances Brown, for extra teaching, 1893, 10 50
Kate B. Gifford, for teaching 8 weeks, 84 00
Kate B. Gifford, for extra teaching, 1893, 10 50
Clarabel Marman, for extra teaching, 1893, 12 60
$3,582 96
GUILD SCHOOL.
Paid Lizzie C. Tucker, for teaching 39 weeks, $450 14
Lizzie C. Tucker, for extra teaching, 1893, 23 08
Orra E. Guild, for teaching 39 weeks, 430 30
Orra E. Guild, for extra teaching, 1893, 21 00
Julia M. Jones, for teaching 39 weeks, 409 50
Julia M. Jones, for extra teaching, 1893, 10 50
$1,344 52
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NORTH SCHOOL.
Paid Florence Hill, for teaching 39 weeks, $450 14
Florence Hill, for extra teaching, 1893, 23 08
Julia A. Donovan, for teaching 39 weeks, 409 50
Julia A. Donovan, for extra teaching, 1893, 21 00
$903 72
BALCH SCHOOL.
Paid Amy I. Gay, for teaching 39 weeks, $409 50
Amy I. Gay, for extra teaching, 1893, 21 00
Ada Stetson, for teaching 39 weeks. 409 50
Ada Stetson, for extra teaching, 1893, 10 50
$850 50
EAST SCHOOL.
Paid A. Humphreys, for teaching 39 weeks, $409 50
A. Humphreys, for extra teaching, 1893, 21 00
Martha B. Parker, for teaching 39 weeks, 450 14
Martha B. Parker, for extra teaching, 1893,
23 08
$903 72
WEST SCHOOL.
Paid Alice Miles, for teaching 39 weeks, $409 50
Alice Miles, for extra teaching, 1893, 21 00
Elzura Chandler, for teaching 19 weeks,
199 50
Elzura Chandler, for extra teaching, 1893, 21 00
Grace M. Train, for teaching 20 weeks,
210 00
$861 00
Paid Anna A. Robinson, for teaching drawing, $42 00
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
Paid M. W. Misener, for teaching 39 weeks, $420 00
Appropriation, $400 00
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CHILDREN AT TRUANT SCHOOL.
Paid Norfolk County, for Tuition, Fred Huntley, $51 71
66
Fred W. Bastian, 45 71
$97 42
CONVEYING CHILDREN FROM EVERETT STREET.
Paid Charles Ryan, for carrying children to the schools, $105 55
Appropriation, $200 00
INCIDENTALS FOR HIGH SCHOOL.
Paid I. Merrifield, as janitor, $100 00
Adna Alden, as janitor, 125 00
Mrs. Dolliher, for sweeping and cleaning, 50 00
E. F. Roby, for water rates, 10 00
Norwood Gas Light Co., for gas,
10 80
E. F. Gay, for wood,
14 50
J. E. Hartshorn, for coal,
31 72
John R. White & Sons, for coal,
194 40
F. W. Crooker, for printing,
3 00
M. W. Misener, for tuning piano,
5 00
Everett Piano Co., for tuning piano,
2 50
Geo. F. Bagley, for repairs,
23 57
Fred. E. Colburn, for repairs,
12 19
E. L. Hubbard, for irons,
5 00
Harry W. Hill, for labor and supplies,
2 00
Nat. Reed, for labor and supplies,
113 58
Win. Foreman, for labor and supplies,
50
M. H. Howard, for labor and supplies,
11 23
Walker & Goodwin, for labor and supplies,
17 70
Chandler Adjustable Chair and Desk Co., for supplies, 84 30
D. D. Fitzgerald, for carting coal,
25 55
$842 54
13
INCIDENTALS FOR EVERETT SCHOOL.
Paid I. Merrifield, as janitor, $125 00
Adna Alden, as janitor, 150 02
Mrs. Dolliher, for sweeping and cleaning, 66 62
E. F. Roby, for water rates,
30 00
Norwood Gas Light Co., for gas,
4 80
J. E. Hartshorn, for coal,
74 68
John R. White & Sons, for coal,
194 40
Win. Foreman, for labor and supplies,
53 19
E. F. Gay, for wood,
2 75
M. H. Howard, for labor and supplies,
17 84
Walker & Goodwin, for labor and supplies,
7 74
Chandler Adjustable Chair and Desk Co., for supplies, 113 16
John D. Smith, for repairs, 4 94
Spear & Smith, for repairs, 1 50
D. Horrigan, for labor,
4 00
M. W. Misener, for tuning piano,
5 00
Mrs. Dean, for supplies,
1 20
D. D. Fitzgerald, for carting coal,
25 55
$882 39
INCIDENTALS FOR BALCH SCHOOL.
Paid W. L. Morse, as janitor, $60 00
Mrs. Fitzgerald, for sweeping and cleaning, 48 00
E. F. Roby, for water rates, 10 00
George W. Gay, for insurance,
15 00
M. H. Howard, for repairs,
10 15
Pendergast & Callahan, for supplies, 3 47
Nat. Reed, for labor and supplies, 5 10
Wm. Foreman, for labor and supplies,
8 00
Walker & Goodwin, for labor and supplies,
2 13
John R. White & Sons, for coal,
102 06
D. D. Fitzgerald, for carting coal, 13 44
$277 35
14
INCIDENTALS FOR EAST SCHOOL.
Paid Wm. Welch, as janitor,
$61 00
Mrs. Dearness, for sweeping, 8 00
Bridget McCormick, for sweeping, 46 00
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