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MICHAEL NORTON.t
Paid John Nugent, for moving furniture to Walpole, $6 00
MRS. FANNY FLOREST.#
Paid JJohn Nugent, for moving furniture. $5 00
MISCELLANEOUS ON POOR.
Paid W. E. Rhoads, for car fare and meals for poor
travellers, $4 10
W. E. Rhoads, for expense of McNulty children, 3 00
F. A. Fales, for cash paid temporary aid, 15 00
John Nugent, for moving Murphy family,
2 00
City of Boston, for burial of Louis Del Costello, 5 13
C. B. Dexter, for temporary aid, 66
59 00
Commonwealth of Mass., "
47 82
Commonwealth of Mass., " .. 66
39 46
City of Waltham,
66
30 00
$205 51
*Paid by City of Boston.
Paid by State.
#Paid by City of Concord.
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LOCKUP.
Paid F. W. Turner, as keeper. $336 00
Joshua Boyden, for care, 27 00
E. F. Roby, for water rates,
6 00
Fisher, Churchill & Co., for coal,
15 00
J. E. Plimpton & Co.,
38 15
Albert Clay, for wood,
6 50
Albert Clay, for labor. 4 00
J. E. McManus,
21 55
William Foreman.
2 38
Jolın Nugent, 66 ..
3 00
Pendergast & Callahan, for supplies.
38 26
P. B. Thompson, "
1 75
Dr. F. W. Dodge, for services,
4 50
$504 09
Number of tramps in lockup during 1900. 1.573.
RECAPITULATION.
Settlement in Norwood.
$3,929 27
Settlement elsewhere.
632 99
Miscellaneous,
205 51
Lockup.
504 09
$5,271 86
Appropriation,
$3,500 00
Amounts due front State, Cities and Towns. 632 99
Amounts returned for temporary aid, 191 28
$4,324 27
TOWN OFFICERS.
Paid Frank A. Fales, as Selectman, Assessor, Over-
seer of Poor and Surveyor of Highways, $575 00
Fred L. Fisher, as Selectman, Assessor, Over- seer of Poor and Surveyor., of Highways, 450 00
Amount carried forward, $1,025 00
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Amount brought forward. $1.025 00
Paid George Il. Bateman. as Selectman, Assessor,
Overseer of Poor and Surveyor of Highways. 475 00
Edgar F. Roby. as Tax Collector. 500 00
Charles E. Pond, as Town Treasurer. 400 00
Edgar L. Bigelow. as Town Clerk. 150 00
Albert Fales. as Cattle Inspector. 100 00
E. JJ. Shattuck. as Water Commissioner. 60 00
Jolm F. Callahan, .. .. 60 00 ..
Marens M. Alden. » .. 60 00
Edgar L. Bigelow. as Registrar. 50 00
1. E. Pratt.
25 00
John P. Curran, . . 25 00
John P. Oldham, " ..
25 00
Eben C. Norton. for salary of Board of Health. 100 00
10 00
Frank E. Everett. .. .. 10 00
Oscar F. Adams. as Sealer of Weights and Measures, 16 50
John Schuster. as Ballot Clerk, March and November. 9 00
E. P. Tucker. as Ballot Clerk. March and November. 9 00
F. E. Everett, as Ballot Clerk. November. 5 00
J. G. Hollingsworth. .. .. ..
..
5 00
Arthur Hartshorn. : .. ..
5 00
Patrick F. Brennan, " .. ..
..
..
4. 00
John F. Cuff. .. ..
1 00
Frank W. Talbot, . . . .
..
4 00
John JJ. Tobin, .. 4 00 .. ..
James H. Corbett, as Teller, March, 4 00
E. W. Jewett. as Counter. March and November, 9 00
G. H. Dexter. .. 9 00
F. E. Nagle. ..
.. 9 00 6:
John F. Kiley, .. ..
.. 9 00
George O. Capen.
as Counter. March. 4 00
William J. Sullivan. 6.
.. $ 00
Amount carried forward, $3,192 50
Eben F. Gay. as Auditor.
March. 4 00
Michael JJ. Murphy. ..
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Amount brought forward. $3.192 50
Paid Fred L. Colton, as Counter. March.
1 00
Arthur L. Bateman. ..
٠،
November. 5 00
John F. McManus,
..
.. 5 00
John JJ. Neville. ..
..
: :
5 00
P. F. Brennan. ..
..
. .
5 00
James H. Butler, ..
..
5 00
Benjamin F. Paddleford. .
..
..
5 00
John J. Tobin. ..
..
5 00
Walter D. Chickering, ..
..
5 00
E. F. Gay.
5 00
F. W. Talbot. ..
..
..
5 00
$3.246 50
Appropriation. $3.200 00
POLICE SERVICE.
Paid Warren E. Rhoads. for salary, $700 00
Michael D. Creed. .. 700 00 ..
Sumner Bagley. for police duty. 91 60
Frank W. Turner. .. 19 00
Simon P. Donley. .. 16 00
Walter Readel. .. ..
26 00
John Schuster, .. ..
44 55
$1.597 15
AAppropriation,
$1,500 00
DISTRICT COURT FEES.
Paid Warren E. Rhoads. for expenses, $72 24
Appropriation, $100 00
LIGHTING STREETS.
Paid Norwood Gas Light Co .. for lighting. $3.056 25
C. B. Dexter. care of 2 lamps 12 months. 18 00
Stephen Curran. : " 1 lamp 24 . 18 00
F. H. Palmer. .. .. 1 . 12
.. 9 00
Amount carried forward, $3;101 25
..
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Amount brought forward, $3,101 25 Paid M. H. Howard, care of 1 lamp 12 months, 9 00
George A. O'Brien, .. .: 1 .
12 .. 9 00
Martin Kuld, · 1 12 .. 9 00
P. F. Gallagher, .. 1 12
9 00
Jolın Nugent, .. 1 6. 24 ..
18 00
Cyrus C. Thorn, 66 . 1 12
..
9 00
Frank Groote. ..
1 .6
12 .. 9 00
$3.173 25
Appropriation.
$3.100 00
WATERING STREETS.
Paid L. F. Tisdale, for labor. $458 28
John Folan. ..
462 75
E. F. Roby, for water. 273 13
E. L. Hubbard, for repairs on sprinkler. 20 75
$1,214 91
Appropriation. $1,100 00*
CONCRETE WALKS AND EDGESTONES .*
Paid C. C. Chisholm, for laying walks, $1,859 02
F. H. Hartshorne, for labor, 834 78
Spear & Smith, for labor and supplies. 48 86
Robert Rogers, for surveying, 57 00
W. C. Cottrell, for supplies,
18 14
John Mutch, ·for labor.
13 75
Fred L. Fisher, 6.
8 00
H. F. Walker, .6 1 83
George F. Bagley, 3 00
H. C. Babcock, for supplies, 1 10
A. T. Rogers, for cutting edgestone, 3 00
A. Galvin. for & of walk on Warren street. 19 17
$2,867 65
Appropriation, $2,000 00
*One-half of this sum to be paid by abutters.
*A portion of this to be paid by abutters.
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PAVING GUTTERS.
Paid Fred H. Hartshorne, for labor, $946 90
George E. Sanborn, for supplies.
52 00
H. C. Babcock, 5 2T
$1.004 17
Appropriation. $1,000 00
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REMOVING SNOW.
Paid F. H. Hartshorne, for labor, $410 37
John Nugent. 52 09
N. A. Johnson, ..
17 80
George H. Morse.
40 95
L. F. Tisdale. .. ..
17 90
J. E. Hartshorn.
3 30
J. A. Scherrer,
8 00
E. E. Talbot.
..
3 11
George R. Cottle. ..
7 00
A. M. Black, for snow-plow,
45 00
E. L. Hubbard, for repairs,
12 00
Philip Larson, "
4 24
Pendergast & Callahan, for supplies,
2 60
$619 36
Appropriation. $1.000 00
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS.
To the Board of Selectmen : -
I respectfully submit my annual report for the year ending January 31. 1901.
The following sums of money have been laid out in mainte- nance of the streets. bridges, culverts and sidewalks. not including the miscellaneous work which is always called for in various parts of the town : --
HIGHWAYS.
Winter Street has been graveled from Beach to Bullard, with screened gravel. rolled and spread, at an expense of $126.00. Cost per yard. $1:30.
Prospect Street, for 575 feet. at an expense of $59.30. Cost per yard. $1.31.
Williams and Kerrisey Streets. repaired. at an expense of $2.862.00. Cost per vard. $1.36.
Monroe Street, at junction of Rock, repaired. at an expense of $35.11. Cost per yard. $1.57.
Railroad Avenue. from Washington to Market. at an expense of $62.47. Cost per yard, $1.33.
Guild Street, at juuction of Broadway, repaired. at an expense of $37.58. Cost per yard. $1.15.
Cottage Street. from Prospect to Nichols, at an expense of $52.62. Cost per vard. $1.11.
Walpole Street, from Walunt Avenne to Eliot. and from house of Mr. Berwick to house of Mr. Doane, at an expense of $79.86. Cost per yard. $1.29.
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Washington Street, from engine house to Dean. at an expense of $107.08. Cost per yard. $1.47.
Washington Street, from Winter to Cross, dressed. being spread from the cart, at an expense of $21.78. Cost per yard. $1.61.
SIDEWALKS.
Railroad Avenue. from house of Mr. Hubbard to Baker Street. graded and graveled at an expense of $52.69.
Walpole Street. from Saunders Avenue to house of Mr. Ber- wick, at an expense of $30.32. Cost per yard. $1.41.
Walpole and Bond Streets, resurfaced with stone dust. at an expense of $16.50.
Bullard Street. west side. regraded at an expense of $34.02.
Walpole Street, from house of Mr. Willett to estate of John Ellis. a sidewalk has been built. This sidewalk was necessary on account of the State raising the street and turning the water on land of Mr. Willett and estate of John Ellis: this sidewalk was sodded part of the way. and was done by the abutter. The cost of building is $127.39.
Washington Street, from house of Harrison P. Rhoads to house of George Il. Morse. and front of land of Dr. Plimpton to Rock Hill Avenue, in all 1.700 ft. This sidewalk was surfaced with vinders and spread from the cart. at an expense of $58.73. Cost per yard. 651 cents.
Howard Street at the Tisdale estate, a stone foundation was laid and graveled at an expense for $25.69. This sidewalk was called for on account of surface water from the surrounding land remaining there.
Railroad Avenue and Casey Street, about 205 feet of rough gravel. at an expense of $86.50. Cost per vard, $1.15.
Walnut Avenue and Washington Street. about 2,500 feet. at an expense of $101.14. Cost per vard. $1.34.
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Myrtle and Casey Streets, about 850 feet, at an expense of $70.48. Cost per yard, $1.313.
Railroad Avenue, from the foundry to Lenox Street, at an ex- pense of $10.02. Cost per yard, $1.40.
Lenox Street, from Williams to house of John Nugent, at an expense of $35.14. Cost per yard, $1.463.
Williams and Kerrisey Streets, for about 150 feet, at an ex- pense of $28.62. Cost per yard, $1.463
Monroe Street, from Railroad Avenue to new Monroe and in places on new Monroe. at an expense of $96.03. Cost per vard. $1.463.
Winter Street, cutting and grading from Washington to house of Mrs. Everett, at an expense of $38.83.
The gravel for the above streets and sidewalks was taken from the pit owned by John Nugent, which is situated in what is called Germany pasture, and is the only gravel we have been able to find for the centre of the town that is suitable for highways. The gravel was screened except where it is marked rough.
PAVING.
The gutters at the junction of Walpole and Washington Streets have been paved at an expense of $222.40. Cost per yard, 94 cents.
Walpole Street, at house of Mr. Evans, has been repaved at an expense of $3,180.00. Cost per yard, 30 cents.
Vernon Street, to house of Mr. JJefferson, at an expense of $238.90. Cost per yard, 913 cents.
Winter Street, from Washington to house of Mrs. Everett, at an expense of $141.67. Cost per yard. 793 cents.
Winter Street, from Walpole to Beach, at an expense of $261 .- 98. Cost per yard, 732 cents.
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In excavating, where we meet with ledge. it adds to the cost per yard finished.
The stones used for paving are picked out during the time the gravel is screened in the spring for the highways. If we should have to pick them from the pits, or any where we could find them, which we would have to do if we did not screen in the spring. the cost per vard would be increased considerably.
SCRAPING, RAKING, CLEANING GUTTERS, MOWING GRASS AND BUSHES.
The highways were scraped and raked in the spring, and gut- ters cleaned, and also gutters cleaned in the fall, at an expense of $693.05.
All material collected was carted to the Thayer lot.
The grass and bushes have been cut in various parts of the town at an expense of $68.66.
CATCH BASINS.
The cost of the care of catch basins for the year, including the carting of the material, is $147.49.
DRAINS.
The drain at the rear of Wm. Cuff's has been taken up for about 200 feet, pipe cleaned and relaid, at an expense of $46.65.
Drain. rear Richard Oldham Estate cleaned, at an expense of $10.00.
Drain, at Mrs. Vickery's, and inlet at culvert connecting. at an expense of $400.00.
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CULVERTS.
The enlvert on Nahatan Street, at house of Mr. Parker. has been cleaned and relaid at an expense of $9.00.
On Lenox Street. at house of John Nugent. the culvert has been repaired at an expense of $14.25.
Winter Street, at house of Mr. Webber. has been rebuilt at an expense of $16.00.
Beach Street, at house of Mr. Boyden. the culvert has been «leaned and enlarged and two iron grates set as inlets from each gutter, at an expense of $68.27.
BRIDGES.
The bridge on Everett Street has been repaired at an expense of $8.24.
On Morse Street the bridge has been replanked with 3-inch hard pine at an expense of $81.73.
On Neponset Street the river bridge has been repaired at an expense of $23.79.
On Washington Street. commencing at Granite. there has been a section of stone road built by the Town of Norwood, extending for about 700 feet. under plans given by the Massachusetts Highway Commission. The road on the west side was subdrained and two catch basins built. On the east side a catch basin has been built. The subdrains and pipes connecting the catch basins with the main outlet called for the laying of 342 feet 5-inch, 186 feet 8-inch. and 86 feet 3-inch pipe. laid at a depth of 3 feet 3 inches, and trench filled with ernshed stone. forming the under drain. This adds to the expense in building a stone road. but in modern road building. where the subsoil is wet and spongy and the water held in the ground by the sides. (out- side of the location) being higher or level with the road. it is invariably done. as it is one of the principal items in building in preserving the surface of the road. The enlvert across the street was taken up and 22 feet of få-inch pipe laid. forming the main outlet. The macadam was placed 15 feet in width by 6 inches in depth. Cost completed. $1.317.47.
4.)
There has been a system of drainage built at the corner of Winter and Walpole Streets and Winter and Washington Streets.
At Winter and Walpole three large catch basins and 357 feet 12-inch, and 22 feet 6-inch pipe has been laid. at an expense of $345.35.
At Winter and Washington Streets three large catch. basins. 280 feet 10-inch, and 140 feet 12-inch pipe have been laid. also the main culvert rebuilt and enlarged for 20 feet, and iron grate set to receive the water from the gutters, at an expense of $417.15. As the surface water was continually overflowing at the junction of these streets, causing numerous repairs. it was considered necessary.
The town crushing plant was removed from Walpole Street to lot owned by Mrs. John Page, at the corner of Prospect and Washington Streets. It was considered that this was the most available lot. being situated away from houses and close to plenty of ledge. and as near the centre of the town as the above consid- erations would admit. In rmming the plant as the contractor set it up we saw. after running for a time, where we could make a number of improvements, saving the numerous delays in shutting down. As the plant is placed permanently, or at least for some time to come, we made the changes, which called for the extension of the elevating machinery and extra woodwork. The land was so situated that it called for a great deal of grading and draining, so that a team with three tons conld dump at the erusher and haul same amount from the bins to the scales. With the improvements made it ran perfectly satisfactory on our last work. The cost of moving was $570.37.
In constructing the concrete sidewalks there is always a large amount of grading called for, as conerete cannot be placed on hard pan or loam on account of the action of frost on such materials. In such cases we have to remove that soil and replace it with one foot of good gravel.
In preparing the sidewalks to conform to grade, I find there is always a large amount of cutting or tilling to be done. The edgestones are also placed in a bed of good gravel.
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The cost of grading for concrete and edgestones, including all vatch basins and labor pertaining to such, is $803.42. A por_ tion of this grading is paid by the abutters.
I recommend for the ensuing year that the sidewalk on Waslı- ington Street, from the Conger Block to Market Street, be con- creted and edgestones set, provided that the street is widened and placed at a permanent grade; also on Railroad Avenue, from the Conger Block to Market Street.
I recommend that the sidewalk on Washington Street at Part- ridge's Grocery, be concreted and edgestones set, with a radius joining Railroad Avenue and extending to the sidewalk now built.
Considering the sewerage question now before the town, I do not deem it policy to recommend the building of macadam roads, or any extensive repairs on the streets that will be affected by that system if adopted by the town.
There are some streets in the outlying districts that will call for repairs the coming year. Wilson Street will have to be graveled in numerous places; also Washington Street from Con- cord Avenue to house of Harrison P. Rhoads ; repairs made in the Hawes district and on Pleasant Street in the neighborhood of the Brick Schoolhouse.
I recommend that Rock Street hill be paved on both sides, and be connected with a paved gutter at Monroe Street cross. ing. Also that Winter Street, from Nichols to Beach, on the south side be paved.
I recommend that the paving on the south side of Vernon Street be raised and repaved, and all covered culverts and obstruc_ tions removed.
There are numerous sidewalks to be repaired. Notably among them the sidewalk on Washington Street from G. B. Talbot's to house of Mr. Alden, if brought to the proper grade will cause considerable grading to adjoining abutters, which should be taken into consideration.
In making these recommendations I consider they should re- ceive your attention in the repairs of highways the ensuing year.
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ACCOUNT OF HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES, CULVERTS, ETC.
Paid John Kennedy.
87 days, 3 hrs., at $2 00
$174 66
Bartley Curran.
81 " 2} " .: 2 00
162 56
Martin Curran. 37
6.
4
.. 2 00 74 88
Festus Lyden.
109
2 00
218 00
M. Culliarm.
29
59 11
.Jerry Corcoran.
87 ..
1
..
.. 2 00 174 22
19 11
.John Nugent, 49 .. .. 2 00
98 00
M. P. Conolly.
66 .6
2 00
132 44
M. P. Conolly.
3
6.
5
2 50
8 89
M. J. Burk,
15
2 00
31 11
Martin McDonough.
70
..
6
.. 2 00
141 33
Patrick Conolly.
21
5
..
2 00
43 11
James Kelleher,
74
2
.. 2 00 2 00
176 00
Morgan Curran.
15
..
2 00
30 00
Patrick Fahy,
69
1
66
" 2 00
62 11
James Salmon.
15 11
James Salmon,
50
..
..
2 50
125 00
Dennis Clifford,
11
6
..
..
2 00
23 33
Thomas Costello,
29
1
..
6.
2 00
58 22
John Coyne,
3
6.
2 00
6 00
Michael Folan,
41
66
2 00
82 00
Michael Folan,
5
5
. .
2 50
13 89
Daniel Horrigan,
8
6.
5
..
2 00
17 11
Daniel Fitzgerald,
58
3
2 00
116 66
John Colbert,
59
2
6.
6.
2 00
118 44
George Metcalf.
20
6.
1
6
2 00
66 22
Dennis McCarthy,
21
66
9
"
2 00
42 00
Andrew Curran,
26
66
23
66 2 00
52 56
Bartley Flaherty,
22
5
66
66
2 00
45 11
Warren Ellis,
12
2 00
24 00
Amount carried forward,
$2,737 84
66
6.
2 00
138 22
Timothy Foley.
31
6.
6
2 00
40 00
Albert Clay,
33
148 44
Timothy Dolliher.
88
5
2 00
Patrick Farrell. 9
..
.. 2 00
2 00
Amount brought forward. $2. 737 84
Paid Florence Mahoney.
18 days, 7 hrs .. at $2 00
37 56
10
. 2 00
21 11
00 51 33
Nathan Johnson. 14
..
..
..
00
30 88
J. E. Hartshorn. John Contou.
34
..
1
..
.6
.. 2 00 29 11
Frank Horgan.
12
..
1
..
.. 2 00
24 22
P. O'Malley,
4
..
66
.. 2 00
9 11
Martin Lyden,
13
. .
1
..
2 00
26 22
Martin Lyden.
12
30 00
Peter Curran.
17 11
Thomas Casey.
1-
1
. .
..
2 00 2 00
12 00
John Sullivan.
14
..
:.
2 00
28 00
Manuel Almadia.
11
. .
..
..
00 23 00
George H. Morse.
37
1
.6
2 00
74 22
Daniel Breene.
1
1
..
..
00
66
..
2 00
6 00
Mathew Drummy.
2 50
5 84
Mathew Drummy.
1
66
66 2 00
2 88
John Powers.
2 00
7 11
Thomas Kerrisey.
S
2 00
1 78
Willis Fuller,
10 44
Joseph MeDonough,
.6
.6
2 00
1 44
John Nugent, team, 68
..
1
..
1 50
102 16
Thomas Kerrisey, " 58
4
1 50
87 67
Daniel Fitzgerald. - 111
6.
66
66
1 50
167 33
George Metcalf.
42
64 33
Albert Clay.
58
..
66
1 50
87 50
Dennis MeCarthy ..
49
1 50
74 92
Florence Mahoney. "
37
..
1 50
56 33
Albert Fales. "
21
..
1
1 50
31 66
..
..
..
2 00
14 88
Coleman MeDonough.
6
..
..
2 00 11 56
James Murphy.
.:
..
..
..
..
..
2
..
6. 2 00 29 56
15 ..
1
.. 2 00 68 22
John Folan.
14
..
.. 2 50
..
Amount carried forward, $3.989 20
00
.6
1. 50
James Bree.
Albert Fales, Lawrence Tisdale. 25 ..
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Amount brought forward. $3,989 20
Paid Lawrence Tisdale.team 51 days. 3 hrs .. at $1 50 $77 00
Nathan Johnson. .. 29 ..
.. 1 50 44 33
T. E. Hartshorn. BT ..
.. 1 50 56 00
John Folan. ..
.. 1 .. 1 50 43 66
Thomas Casey. ..
4 .. .. 1 50 11 17
..
1 50 33 50
George II. Morse. ..
11
..
1
.6
1 50 17 17 .
James Murphy. ..
37 ..
1
..
1 50
55 66 2 17
Mathew Drmmmmmy.
1
1
1
2 17
Willis Fuller.
..
10
4
..
..
15 67
M. J. Burk. 15 1ª ..
..
..
1 50 23 33
John Nugent. 1187 2 horse loads gravel. 10
118 70
Eben Gay. 20 2 ..
.. 10
2 00
John Ellis Est .. 162 2 .. ..
10 16 20
Mentor Fales Est .. 55 2 .. loam. .. 50
27 50
Mrs. John Page. 80 2
.. gravel. 10 8 00
..
5 76
Holl'swith & Vose. 90 2 .. .. cinders.
Town Pit. 20 2 .. .. gravel.
Pendergast & Callahan. for supplies. 14 10
8 16
John Nugent. for labor and freight. 9 01
5 21
Peterson's Express. for forcite. 1 50
F. Doane & Co .. for supplies. 1 30
Good Roads Machinery Co .. for supplies for seraper. 2 00
H. F. Walker. for labor on bridge.
81 73
Lawrence Tisdale. for labor. 27 77
For Gurney Level. 75 00
Good Roads Machinery Co. for supplies for scraper. 2 00
George Cottle, for labor, 16 75
H. F. Walker. labor on bridge, 31 29
George H. Hawes. for labor, 31 00
Amount carried forward, $4.856 01
1 .50
Daniel Broene.
.. I .. -
..
Mrs. John Page. 96 1 ..
William Foreman. ..
..
John Nugent. .. .. ..
Manuel Almadia. .. 22
50
Amount brought forward. $4,856 01
Paid J. E. Plimpton & Co .. for grates, 36 99
John Nugent, for labor and freight. 1 95
J. E. Plimpton & Co., for grates. 14 07
Geo. II. Sampson, for forcite.
4 95
Spear & Smith. for labor on catch basins. 88 78
J. E. Plimpton & Co., for grates.
25 35
E. D. Brooks & Co., for covering stone.
6 40
Geo. E. Sanborn. for drain pipe.
283 76
Spear & Smith, for labor on catch basins. 99 49
E. D. Brooks & Co., for covering stone. 6 20
Robert Rogers, for surveying.
43 50
Robert Rogers, on hearing. 5 00
James Folan. for supplies. 8 00
L. W. Bigelow's Sons, ". 1 25
L. F. Tisdale. for labor,
2 00
Philip Larson, for labor and supplies.
2 90
Geo. H. Morse, for labor.
56 91
Richard Walsh, for labor and supplies,
3 63
Alfred Ellis, for labor,
1 50
L. A. Curran. ..
3 50
H. C. Babcock, for supplies,
: 00
Geo. E. Sanborn, for pipe and supplies.
5 44
W. C. Fuller, moving crusher,
59 20
H. F. Walker, for labor on crusher, 222 70
Robert Rogers, for surveying, 13 50
F. A. Fales & Co., supplies for crusher, 16 20
Walworth Manufacturing Co., supplies for crusher. 11 98
Geo. E. Sanborn, supplies and pipe for crusher. 31 90
Geo. F. Bagley, supplies and labor, 38 55
D. J. McCarthy, wood for crusher, 2 50
Asa Goddard, supplies for crusher, 17 50
E. L. Hubbard, supplies and labor, 39 08
C. E. Smeltzer, for labor aud supplies, 3 50
Holmes & Blanchard, supplies for crusher, 8 84
Amount carried forward, $6,029 33
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Amount brought forward, $6,029 33
Paid James Burney, for supplies for crusher. 1 60
E. F. Gay, for supplies for scraper. 8 25
C. D. Hoar, for labor, 2 22
George E. Sanborn, for pipe and supplies, 88 88
Spear & Snrith, for labor on catch basins. 64 12
J. E. Plimpton & Co., coal for crusher. 42 30
J. E. Plimpton & Co., " "
. .
1 50
F. A. Fales. stone for crusher, 75 00
F. A. Fales.
..
156 57
Albert Fales, .. 201 77
Fred L. Fisher, ".
104 27
George F. Bagley, for labor and supplies. 6 40
Charles Hill, for weighing at crusher, 54 00
J. E. Plimpton & Co., for coal and grates, 81 60
Mass. Broken Stone Co., for labor with steam roll. 163 35
E. L. Hubbard, for labor and supplies, 10 20
W. C. Cottrell, for stakes, state road,
4 60
W. C. Cottrell, for stakes, county road,
11 21
W. C. Hoar, for labor,
1 11
S. E. Chamberlain, for covering stone,
4 56
George Hawes, for labor,
5 00
George E. Sanborn, for supplies and pipe. 24 57
F. L. Fisher, for labor, 6 00
Salary of Superintendent, 1.000 00
A. B. Black, for supplies for crusher. 14 95
F. A. Fales & Co, for supplies. 36 25
H. L. Boyden, 35
John Nugent, for labor. 28 87
E. L. Hubbard, for labor and supplies, 15 15
J. E. Plimpton & Co., coal for crusher, 30 00
H. Tucker & Co., painting fence, 16 51
H. F. Walker, for labor and supplies, 27 02
George H. Morse, for labor, 19 50
Walter Fales, for stone, 25 00
Amount carried forward, $8,362 01
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.Imount brought forward; $8,362 01
Paid L. G. Marston, for express. 4 30
Wm. Foreman, for labor, 9 51
Partridge's Cash Grocery, for supplies. 2 81
M. D. Creed. for carting,
3 00
W. B. Hastings & Co .. for supplies; 2 13
A. B. Black, 38 50 ..
American Tool Co .. .. ..
45 00
$8.467 26
The following amounts are credited to the Highway Account :
Town of Westwood, $22 19
Mrs. George Fisher. 14 7:
Reuben Colburn. 7 62
F. S. Converse.
149 27
George H. Smith.
51 44
Thayer lot appropriation.
100 00
H. F. Walker.
11 38
J. Callahan. 8 55
Excise Tax. 458 99
$1,124 17 Respectfully submitted. FRED H. HARTSHORNE. Superintendent of Streets.
PROSPECT STREET.
Paid F. H. Hartshorne. for labor.
$1.648 26
H. F. Walker. 29 93
George F. Bagley,
1 99
H. C. Babcock. .. . . 60
$1.680 78
Appropriation. $1.500 00
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QUINCY AVENUE.
Paid F. H. Hartshorne, for labor. $207 50 Appropriation. $200 00
PHILLIPS AVENUE.
Paid F. H. Hartshorne. for labor.
$198 07
George F. Bagley. .. ..
6 48
H. C. Babcock, for supplies. Robert Rogers. for surveying. 7 50
2 77
$214 82
Appropriation. $200 00
FULTON STREET.
Paid F. H. Hartshorne. for labor.
$202 98
Robert Rogers. for surveying. 6 00
$208 98
Appropriation. 350 00
HIGHLAND STREET.
Paid F. H. Hartshorne, for labor,
$187 63
Robert Rogers, for surveying. 11 50
George E. Sanborn. for supplies. 21 85
$220 98
AAppropriation. $250 00
SANDERS ROAD.
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