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Sixth .- To decide upon the amount of money that may be re- quired to defray other town expenses, the ensuing year, and raise the same.
Seventh .- To see what action the town will take in relation to providing better school accommodations in District No. 8: ---
Eighth .- To see if the town will authorize and require the Superintending School Committee to appoint a Superinten- dent of Public Schools with such salary as the town may de- termine.
Ninth .- To take any action deemed expedient in relation to Engines and Engine men.
Tenth .- To see if the town will authorize the building of one or more reservoirs; and pay one half the expenses, providing the remainder shall be raised and paid by private subscription ; the location and construction thereof, to be approved by the Engineers.
Eleventh .- To see what action the Town will take in relation to paying Silas Alden, James L. Curtis and others, the same town bounty as other volunteers received, and who were
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reckoned on the same quota, (on petition of Joseph E. Whit- comb and others.)
Twelfth .- To take action on the List of Jurors, revised and prepared by the Selectmen, and posted according to law.
Thirteenth .- To see if the town will vote to discontinue the town way leading from Main St., across the track of the Old Colony and Newport Rail Road corporation, by the box factory of Ephraim Belcher, to Pleasant St.
Fourteenth .--- To see if the town will authorize the Treasurer (with the approval of the Selectmen,) to borrow money in anticipation of taxes.
Fifteenth .- To see if the town will make any discount on the payment of taxes the current year, and see if it will accept the Act, Chap. 146, of the General Statutes of 1862, as to in- terest on taxes unpaid, also to fix the rate.
Sixteenth .-- To see if the town will authorize the Collector of Taxes to use all means of collecting the same which a Town Treasurer, when appointed collector, may use.
Seventeenth .- To see if the town will adopt Sec. 72, 73, 74, 75 of Chap. 49, in relation to weighers of hay.
Eighteenth .- To see if the town will accept as a town way; the alteration made on Union and School Streets by the' Selectmen. -
Nineteenth .- To hear reports, choose committees, and act upon ""any other business that may legally come before said meeting;
And you are directed to serve this warrant by posting attested 'copies thereof, at three principal places of public religious worship, in said town, nine days, at east, before the time of holding said meeting, and by publishing the same in the East Norfolk Register. Hereof fail not, and make due return of this warrant, with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk, on or before said day and time. Given under our hands and seals, this twenty-fifth day of February, A. D. 1867.
J. WHITE BELCHER, JOHN ADAMS, of .
Selectmen
NATHANIEL HOWARD. Randolph.
true copy-Attest :
T. E. WORTMAN, Constable of Randolph.
3,
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LIST OF JURORS.
The following is a list of jurors, for the consideration of the town, to be acted upon at the annual meeting, March 11, 1867.
Alden, Horatio B. jr. Alden, F. Wayland
Burrill, David
Belcher, Charles
Belcher, Ansel
Belcher, Lewis S.
Belcher, Wilson
Beal, Eleazer Bennett, John
Clark, Ebenezer Clark, Hugh
Clark, J. Francis
Campbell, Wm.
Cushing, Perez W.
Chandler, Roscoe P.
Dyer, Adoniram J. Daniels, Ozias D.
Dolan, Thomas Dickerman, Benj. jr.
French, John L. French, Wales jr. French, Isaac N.
Fitzgerald, John
Gray, William
Holbrook, Caleb S. Howard, Daniel Howard, Gideon jr. Howe, Wm. J. Harris, Charles
Harris, J. Wales Hobart, N. E.
Kèllaher, John (E. R.) Kiernan, Edward
Lothrop, Edward E. Lovering, Mason Linfield, Isaac N. Lewis, Ira W.
Moulton, Ebenezer
Mann, Ephraim
Mann, Elisha
Maloon, Enos S.
May, John, McMahon, Cornelius
Newcomb, Henry Niles, John
Prescott, Aaron A. Pike, Martin P.
Reynolds, William F.
'Sullivan, Thomas Swain, Abram G. Sawyer, Seth C. Stevens, Richard Spear, John. Smith, Henry
Thayer, P. Webster Thayer, Royal Thayer, John B. Tucker, Caleb
Underhey, John jr. .
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White, Oramel Whiting, Theophilus W. Wales, Atherton Wales, Appollos Wales, Bradford L.
West, Thomas,
Wentworth, Wales B.
Wentworth, Lemuel
Whitcomb, Jacob Wild, Ludovicus F.
J. WHITE BELCHER, JOHN ADAMS, of NATHANIEL HOWARD, Randolph®
Selectmen
1.
THIRTY-SECOND
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
SELECTMEN, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR, AND SUPERINTENDING SCHOOL COMMITTEE
OF THE TOWN OF
RANDOLPH,
TOGETHER WITH THE REPORTS OF THE
TREASURER, TRUSTEES OF THE STETSON SCHOOL FUND, AND ENGINEERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
MARCH 1, 1868.
RANDOLPH, MASS: ELMER W. HOLMES, PRINTER. 1868.
THIRTY - SECOND
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
SELECTMEN, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR, AND
SUPERINTENDING SCHOOL COMMITTEE
OF THE TOWN OF
RANDOLPH,
TOGETHER WITH THE REPORTS OF THE
TREASURER, TRUSTEES OF THE STETSON SCHOOL FUND, AND ENGINEERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
MARCH 1, 1868.
RANDOLPH, MASS: ELMER W. HOLMES, PRINTER. 1868.
MAY 1 4 1963
TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1867-8.
Town Clerk and Treasurer. Hiram C. Alden. Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of the Poor. J. White Belcher, Nathaniel Howard, Jacob Whitcomb. Superintending School Committee.
Wales B. Thayer, Thomas West,
Term expires. March, 1869. 66 1870.
Austin B. French,
66 1868.
Trustees of Stetson High School Fund.
John L. French, Thomas White, Daniel Howard,
Term expires. March, 1868. 66 1869.
66 1870.
Auditors.
R. W. Turner, Nathan A. Tolman. Constables.
Thomas West.
Wm. H. Warren,
L. R. Peterson,
N. E. Hobart,
P. Webster Thayer, Charles Howland,
Special Police.
Hiram C. Alden,
Dexter D. Keith.
H. C. Alden, Atherton Wales,
Fence Viewers. P. W. Cushing, John Adams, P. Webster Thayer. Field Drivers.
Nathan White,
Edward Foley,
Edmund Cottle, Charles H. Mann, Willard Gay, Jesse Townsend, Wm. A. English, Edward Foley, Wm. Kennedy, H. Stevens,
Henry Ludden, R. N. Flint,
S. A. Vining, Nelson Mann,
P. Webster Thayer,
O. S. Wilbur, J. Riley Thayer, E. Moulton, Jr.
T. E. Wortman, Wilson Belcher, Hugh Clark, Charles McCarty, Thomas B. Jones.
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P. W. Cushing, N. A. Tolman, Ephraim Mann,
Surveyors of Wood. Thomas West, Daniel B. White, B. K. Flanders, Pound Keeper. William Hogan. Keeper of Alms House. Richard P. Lombard. Liquor Agent.
Isaac Peirce, E. M. Roel, Jos. Jones, Jr.
Franklin Porter.
Collector of Taxes. Edson M. Roel. Representative to the General Court, Daniel Howard. Engineers of the Fire Department,
A. W. Whitcomb, Chief Engineer,
Ralph Houghton, Clerk,
John B. Thayer,
Wm. H. Warren,
Thomas West, Abiel Howard, Levi Wilbur.
REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN.
The Selectmen of the Town of Randolph respectfully submit the following report, showing the appropriations, receipts and expenditures, for the financial year ending March 2d, 1868.
APPROPRIATIONS BY VOTE OF THE TOWN. For Schools (including $300 for Stetson High School), $10,000 00
Repairs on Highways,
3,000 00
New Engine Houses,
2,000 00
Services of Engine Men,
2,000 00
General Town Expenses,
16,000 00
County Tax,
2,699 12
State Tax, 15,800 00 -$51.499 12
Amount of Tax assessed in 1867, $52,473 48
Rec'd from the State School Fund for two years, 757 87
the State Treasurer, ( Corpora- tion Tax,) 2,159 53
Sale of Salt Grass, (Codding- ton Fund,) 65 50
5
Rec'd Dividends of Randolph National
Bank, 96 00
for Rent of High School rooms, Dist. No. 9,
32 50
Engine House sold,
145 00-$55,729 88
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PROPERTY OWNED BY THE TOWN.
Alms-House land and buildings, Town House and land,
$1,000 00
15,000 00
School House and land, Dist. No. 1,
1,800 00
66
66
66
66
3,
4,
1,800 00
66
66
5,
1,000 00
66
66
66
6,
1,500 00
66
66
7,
1,000 00
66
66
66
8,
5,000 00
Prescott School House and land,
18,000 00
School House and land, Dist. No. 9,
1,300 00
High School House and land, “
6,000 00
School House and land,
" 10,
4,500 00
Stetson School Fund,
10,300 00
Eight shares Randolph National Bank, (Coddington Fund,)
1,000 00
Ten acres Salt Marsh,
500 00
Four Fire Engines and fixtures,
5,000 00
Five Fire Engine Houses,
3,500 00
Two Fire proof Safes,
200 00
Two hearses,
800 00-$81,800 00
EXPENSES OF SCHOOLS FOR TERM ENDING MARCH 10, 1867. For Teaching.
Paid Mr. Frank W. Lewis, for term ending March 10th, 1867, $350 00
66
Thomas H. West, 13 weeks, 256 75
John V. Beal for 12 2-5 " 186 00
Wales B. Thayer, 13 255 17 13 6 132 00
66
140 55
100 00
66 Flora A. Belcher, 11
66
55 00
Lottie S. Bean, 11
66
55 00
Julia B. White, 12
60 00
66 Ann L. White,
12
66
84 00
Helen S. Dunbar, 11 2-5
57 00
2,
1,600 00
1,000 00
66
66
66
Miss Isadora Arnold,
Sarah E. Shankland 13
Hattie R. Austin, 13
6
Paid Miss Mary H. French, 12
weeks, $72 00
Annie West,
11
66 00
66 Ada Belcher,
12
84 00
66 Emma F. Veazie,
11 66
49 50
Estelle F. Wilson, 12
.6
60 00
S. Augusta Bass,
11 2-5 66
68 40
S. M. Tileston,
12 1-2
75 00
66
Lucy J. Thayer,
12 1-2
58 50
Emma P. Ryan, 11 66
49 50
66
Hannah F. Thayer, 12 1-2 6:
87 50
66
Felicia Vining,
12
66 72 00
Alice A. Smith,
11 1-2
66
57 50
66 Esther Beaman, 12
72 00 - $2,603 37
Care of School Rooms.
Paid Pliny H. Woodbury,
$52 85
Charles White,
12 00
Julia B. White,
3 00
A. L. White,
9 00
Helen S. Dunbar,
8 50
Mary H. French,
3 00
Annie West,
8 25
Estelle F. Wilson,
3 00
S. A. Bass,
8 50
Hannah Mahoney,
13 00
N. H. Thayer,
15 00
Hattie R. Austin,
3 50
Mrs. Powderly,
11 00
Annie Farrell,
50
John Wales,
13 92
Ezra Whitcomb,
6 00
John W. Chessman,
29 50
Alice A. Smith,
8 25
Esther Beaman,
3 42
E. Keiley,
9 00
Wallace Whitmarsh,
5 90
George F. Spaulding,
12 63 - $239 72
Furniture and Repairs of School Houses, and Incidental Expenses.
Paid E. W. Lincoln for school books, $32 67
Linus Belcher, labor and material, 2 60
John V. Beal, supplies Dist. No. 9, 10 56
Joseph McMath, paint, glass, and labor, 46 22
John L. Brown, labor and repairs.
15 25
Ralph Houghton,
8 50
T. W. Whiting,
66 10 30
7
Paid Franklin Porter, books, ink, cray- ons, &c., $31 28
Elmer W. Holmes for copies of School Committees' report, 7 50
Elmer W. Holmes for printing notices, 75
Geo. H. Wilkins, brooms, oil, &c., 4 35
D. Webster Thayer, teams about town, 21 75
Edmund Shay for shovel, 1 00
Jackson Belcher, use of well,
1 00- $193 73
. Total Expenses.
Teaching,
$2,603 37 239 72
Care of Rooms,
Incidental, 193 73 - $3,036 82
The foregoing amount of $3,036 82 was expended for Teach- ing, Care of Rooms, and Incidentals, for the term ending March 10th, 1867. Said bills were unpaid in consequence of the fi- nancial year closing Feb. 1st, 1867, a large portion of the same coming due subsequent to that time.
The following expenditures for Schools cover three terms, ending March 2d, 1868, in compliance with a vote passed by the town, changing the time of holding its annual meeting from March 1st to April 1st, and for which an appropriation was made of ten thousand dollars.
For Teaching.
Paid Mr. F. W. Lewis, 40 weeks, $1,000 00
Wales B. Thayer, 38
750 00
Thomas H. West, 38
750 00
John V. Beal, 35 66 671 06
223 75
Mary H. French, 37
222 00
6 E. Annie Paine, 25
112 50
Felicia Vining,
25 66 150 00
S. Augusta Bass, 37
222 00
Helen S. Dunbar, 37 66
185 00
Lucy J. Thayer, 37
166 50
66 Flora A. Belcher, 37
185 00
Ada Belcher, 37
222 00
Emma F. Veazie, 37
172 50
Lottie S. Bean, 37
66
185 00
66 Estelle F. Wilson, 37 66
185 00
Esther Beaman, 37
66
222 00
66 Alice A. Smith, 37
222 00
Miss Izzie Arnold, 26
8
Paid Miss H. O. Noyes, 37 weeks, $222 00
Sarah E. Shankland, one year,
400 00
Emma P. Ryan, 37 weeks, 172 50
Edna M. Howard, 12
60 00
Emily Copeland, 13
78 00
Hannah F. Thayer 37
259 00
66
S. M. Tileston, 37
222 00
Mary B. White, 4 66
40 00
66 Elvira L. Austin, 2 3-5 "
20 50
Enna M. Packard, 24 66
144 00
Hattie Hall, 7
55 25
66 Hattie A.Holbrook 12
72 00
Mary J. Austin, 12 54 00
" N. C. M. Winship, 12
72 00
Alma G. Pierce, 12 66
72 00- $7,789 56
Appropriation for Stetson High School,
300 00
$8,089 56
Fuel for Schools.
Paid Moses French for 1 cord wood, $8 00
Hiram Jones 1-2 «
2 00
C. Estabrook 4 tons coal,
44 00
D. W. Thayer, coal,
421 50
Thomas West, wood and cutting,
43 00
Silas Dyer, wood,
37 94
Thomas Clark, cutting wood,
7 50
Samuel Turner,
6 75
Benjamin Turner,
4 00
Geo. A Hamilton,
16 00
Samuel Miller,
1 50
Simeon White for coal,
40 00
Joseph Jones, Jr., wood, 3 00
1 75
Rufus A. Thayer, wood,
35 50
C. Mann and A. M. Dyer, barrels
and shavings,
3 50 - $675 94
Care of School Rooms.
Paid Pliny H, Woodbury,
$45 00
Wales B. Thayer, sundry bills,
13 15
Mary H. French,
13 75
E. Annie Paine,
6 25
Felicia Vining,
11 00
S. Augusta Bass,
6 75
Helen S. Dunbar,
6 75
·
Bernard Purcell, cutting wood,
9
Paid Ada Belcher,
$12 25
Estelle F. Wilson,
16 25
Alice A. Smith,
22 25
Esther Beaman,
15 75
H. O. Noyes,
9 25
Emily Copeland,
6 75
Mrs. James Powderly,
27 00
Mrs. Mahoney,
18 00
W. & F. Ormsby,
50 00
G. & J. Ormsby,
31 00
Henry J. Dyer,
4 50
J. Watson Belcher,
21 00
Herbert E. Ludden,
24 00
Enna M. Packard,
15 00
Mrs. Michael Riley,
96 00
Frank Beal,
42 00
Flora Belcher,
2 50
Thomas H. West,
3 00
Emma P. Ryan,
3 00
Lottie S. Bean,
3 00
Emma F. Veazie,
3 00
S. M. Tileston,
3 00
Hannah F. Thayer,
3 00
H. A. Holbrook,
3 00
Frank H. Thayer,
9 10
Mary J. Austin,
3 00
N. C. M. Winship,
3 00
Alma G. Pierce,
3 00
Nath'l H. Thayer,
12 00
Henry S. Fouchey,
12 00 - $579 25
Rent.
Paid John Long, $250 00
Furniture and Repairs of School Houses, and Incidental Expenses.
Paid Thomas H. West for sundry bills paid by him, $205 99
Town of Stoughton, tuition of John McNiff, 6 60
Wales B. Thayer, teams, fares, &c.,
procuring teachers, 34 62
Wales B. Thayer, sundry bills paid, and others, teams
20 38
about town, 20 00
2
10
Paid John Long, for coach-sleigh, and teams about town, $35 25
66 tickets and fares, 2 25
Franklin Porter, school books, 33 63
School Committee, books furnished scholars, 15 82
Frank W. Lewis, chemicals, apparatus, and books, 13 30
Chas. Estabrook, express, 10 60
E. G. French, bucket and chain, 2 00
T. E. Wortman, pails, dippers, and repairs, 16 40
M. W. Baker, stoves, pails, and repairs, 172 16
R. W. Turner, nails, glass, locks,
pails, screws, oil, &c., 28 12
J. C. Rhines, lumber for shed, So. Randolph, 24 25
Thos. West, bills paid for building same, 23 05
M. M. Alden, labor and material,
23 85
R. Houghton,
167 80
E. W. Holmes, printing notices, cards, diplomas, 11 40
Jos. Jones, advertising, 2 00
Peter A. Wales, repairing pump, 10 00
Lawrence Hays, use of well,
3 00
Patrick Feeney, 66
3 00
Thos. H. West, use of horse and
chaise 1-2 day,
1 00
N. F. Roel, labor,
7 10
Snow, Boyden, & Knight, 6 pints
Pierce's surface, 12 00
Woodman & Hammett, 12 sets alpha- bet blocks, 2 50
Taggard & Thompson, crayons, 7 75
Maynard & Noyes, ink, 6 75
Samuel F. Nichols, slates,
1 50
Charles H. Sargent, frames,
9 00
John V. Beal, bill of books, ink, &c.,
6 54
T. W. Whiting, labor and materials. 12 00
E. Moulton, 30 10
Linus Belcher,
14 25
Joseph Graham, .
18 41
J. D. F. Lyons,
4 00
11
Paid John L. Brown, glass and setting, $51 73
Winslow Alden, labor and material, 4 75
Geo. C. Platts, 66 3 10
Samuel Turner, 66
10 51
Wm. Campbell, bolts, nails, &c.,
3 75
Charles Belcher, labor and team, 3 22
L. Studley, repairing clock, 2 00
Magee Furnace Co., linings for stove, 2 50
S. G. Pearson, chalk erasers, 8 84
T. M. O'Niel, labor, 2 40
Sundry persons for labor and material, 4 33
Asia Mayhew, use of wagon to teach- ers' meetings, 2 45
N. P. Sprague, teams to teachers'
meetings, 7 50
J. G. Poole, postage, 4 54- $1,130 11
Total Expense of Schools for Three Terms ending March 2d, 1868.
Paid for Teaching, $7,789 56
Fuel, 675 94
Care of Rooms,
579 25
Rent, 250 00
Furniture and Repairs,
1,130 11
Appropriation for Stetson High School, 300 00-$10,724 86
HIGHWAYS.
District Nos. 1, 8 § 10. EDSON M. ROEL, Surveyor.
Paid Edson M. Roel for labor and
services,
26 3-8 days, $73 61
A. Mann, with 2 horses & cart 14 d, 79 92 with 1 1 3 50
2 7 00
Eph. Mann, 1 2 66 14 " 79 92 Elisha Mann 2 66 Seth Mann, 2 66 9 1-2 " 54 03
13 " 74 16 66 J. Bump, 2 66
1 5 75
G.L. Binney 1 1-2 " 2 88
S. Mann 2d, hand, horse and cart 1 3 50
12
Paid J. Hunt with oxen and plough, 1-2 d. $3 00 P. Riley, horse, cart and 2 boys, 1 3 15 Ed. Donahoe, horse and cart, 1 1-5 " 4 00 M. Buckley, horse, cart and boy, 1 1-2 " 6 48 C. A. Roel, for labor, 15 1-10 d, 26 45
Joseph Hunt,
18
31 95
James Harris,
15 " 26 45
Patrick Feeney. 66
11 4-10 “ 19 95
James Lyons, 66
13 9.10 “ 24 30
Royal T. King,
66 16 2-5
" 30 35
John Desmond, 66
17 32 92
James Gerald,
1
66
2 00
Daniel Kiley,
2
3 50
Daniel Lyons,
6
" 11 50
Paul Doud,
5 9-10 "
10 30
John Mullins,
66
5
9 00
Timothy M. O'Niel,
11-2
3 00
Dennis Kellaher,
2
66
3 87
Thomas Ward,
66
1
66
2 00
Patrick Bohan,
66
3
66
6 00
John Gill,
3
6 00
Michael Hurley,
1 1-2
66
3 00
Leonard Thayer,
66
1-2
66
1 00
Thomas Harty,
6.
11-2
66
3 00
John Reynolds,
1
2 00
Michael Buckley,
66
1-2
66
1 00
M. Keefe and boy,
66
1
66
2 50
M. Hurley and boy,
1
1 75
William Hill,
3
2 25
C. Desmond,
2
66
1 50
Michael Lyons,
3
66
2 25
H. Briggs,
1
1 00
Moses Mann,
4-5
1 80
E. Donahoe, for 12 loads stone and
carting,
3 00
Sundry persons for picking stones, &c., 35 58
for gravel,
4 87
Abel B. Berry,
4 80
John Wales,
2 88
Ephraim Mann,
66
2 40
Edward Donahoe,
3 68
J. Spear, (Guardian)
2 56
Seth Mann 2d,
66
42 96
Philip Riley,
66
10 00
Charles Belcher,
66
5 64
B. L. Wales,
9 96-
$811 90
13
District No. 2. HIRAM BELCHER, Surveyor.
'aid H. Belcher, with team, 17 1-2 d, $84 00 17 50 66 horse and cart, 5
L. S. Belcher, with team, 5 24 50
labor, 8 66 14 00
Geo. Belcher, 19 1-2 "
34 12
W. B. Belcher, horse and cart,
1-2 "
1 50
Phineas Davis, labor,
17 1-2 4
30 62
Ward C. Dean,
3
5 25
John Pratt,
3
5 25
Festus Drew,
11
17 50
Martin Curtis,
1
1 75
Webster Stevens,
1
66
1 75
Allen Smith,
3
..
5 25
Alpheus Hunt,
3
5 25
C. French, horse and cart, 3
10 50
J. A. Blood, “
2 1-2 “
8 75
J. B. Lovering, horse and cart, 2 1-2 “
8 75
Boys, picking stones,
3 50
Zenas French and others, for 283 loads gravel, 20 76 - $300 50
District No. 3. LEMUEL WENTWORTH, Surveyor.
Paid Lemuel Wentworth, labor, 24 1-4 d, $61 25
E. Mann, with 2 horses & cart, 1 1 66 5 50
5 50
Eph. Mann,
" horse, cart and boy 1 1-2 " 3 75
" 2 horses and man, ploughing, 4 75
" horse, cart and hand, 1 3 50
" and 2 " 1-2 " 2 75
נו 2 horses, cart & 2 hands, 1-2 " 8 00
A. Mann, horse, cart and 2 hands, 1-2 " 3 37
Loring Binney, 1 hand 3 days and horse and cart, 1-2 “ 6 50
Joshua Hunt, hand, team, and gravel, 3 39
66 oxen and hand, 1 6 00
team drawing scraper, 4 50
Moses Mann, labor, 12 1-2 " 21 37
Ansel Mann, 10 17 24
Geo. Meader, 66
1 4-5 " 3 24
George Gerald,
61
Boy picking stones,
2 00
66
14
Paid Ansel Mann for 28 loads gravel, $2 24 Ephraim Mann 37 66
2 96-$168 4
District No. 4. GIDEON HOWARD, Jr., Surveyor. Paid Gideon Howard, Jr., for labor, 9 1-2 d, $17 38
" horse and cart, 3
4 50 66 " with horse and cart, 6
21 00
Moses B. Howard, labor, 9
66 16 50
Morton Howard, 9
16 50
"! with horse and cart 6 66 21 00
E. S. Belcher,
2
7 00
labor, 3
6 00
Aug. Belcher, horse and cart,
5 1-2 "
19 75
Joseph Conway, labor,
3
6 00
Joseph Young,
7
12 25
D. W. Drummond,
7
12 25
Gilmore White,
1 3-4 "
3 06
Jos. T. Hobart, 66
4
7 00
Eben'r Austin,
4
7 00
Sundry persons,
1 85
Eben'r Tucker, for 90 loads gravel a 4 cts. 3 60
Daniel Faxon, 36 66
6 2 16-$184 80
District No. 5. AMASA CLARK, Surveyor.
Paid Amasa Clark, labor, 10 d, $15 00
C. H. Dyer, team and hand, 5 1-2 "
20 25
Jere. Bump, “ 66 5 3-4 “ 20 13
A. C. Kimball, labor, 9 14 22
Charles Kimball, 6 1-2 “ 5 00
J. Bump, 2 horses, cart and hand, 4 1-2 " 25 87
Rufus A. Thayer, 2 horses, cart and hand, 4
23 00
C. M. Holbrook, labor, 7 1-4 " 14 50
Jedediah French,
9
18 00
Lewis Jones,
5 8 75
Noah Chessman,
10 1-2 “
18 37
Geo. Pierce, 3 6 00
Alonzo Chessman, picking stones, 1 12
For sharpening tools, 50
Amasa Clark, 518 loads gravel, a 8 cts.
41 44-$232 16
District No: 6. CHARLES MCCARTY, Surveyor. Paid C. McCarty, labor, 6 3-5 d, $13 20
66 hand, horse, and cart, 1 3 15
2 hands, horse, and cart picking stones, 4 00
P
15
Paid C. McCarty, horse and cart, 1 day, $2 00 19 75
Ephraim Mann, drawing scraper,
Eph. Mann, 2 horses and cart, 2 12 00
Seth Mann,
43-10“ 25 80
Adam F. Jones, horse, cart, and boy, 2 7-10 " 13 00
Michael Buckley, horse and cart, 3
labor, 3 5 25
James Grady,
3 66
4 50
Edward Robbins, “
2 3 50
Richard Adams,
2
3 00
John Kiley, 66
9 1-20 “ 15 08
Royal Abbott,
91-20 " 9 05
Preston Abbott,
21-20 “ 1 41
John Crosby,
5 00
Joseph Mann, 286 loads gravel, a 4 cts. 11 44
80
Jona. Thayer, 20 . "
66
3 92
Jacob Niles, 98 66
66
2 40-$172 50
Loring Binney, 60
District No. 7. ADONIRAM J. DYER, Surveyor.
Paid A. J. Dyer, labor, 15 1-4 d, $26 59
J. A. Blood, with horse and cart, 79-10 " 27 63 Wales French, " 66 7 24 50
Moses W. Whitcomb, with horse
and cart, 1 1-2 "
5 79
Moses W. Whitcomb, labor, 43-4 " 8 32
Jacob Buker,
8 2-5 " 14 78
Thomas Townsend,
5 1-2 " 9 63
Warren Crawford, 66
7 1-4 " 12 69
Martin Gay,
3 3-4 " 5 69
Richard Hogan,
1-2 “
88
Newton Townsend, 66
38
Zaavan Jordan, ploughing,
2 48
Sundry bills, sharpening tools, &c.,
6 32
Eben'r Alden, 158 loads gravel, a 4 cts.,
2 34
Samuel Packard, 56 “
48-$1
Patrick Mahon, 12 “ 66
District No. 9. MASON LOVERING, Surveyor.
Paid Mason Lovering, labor,
23 2-5 d, $43 00
J. B. Lovering, horse and cart,
8 1-2 “ 29 75
Simeon White,
2 1-2 "
8 25
Hiram Belcher, stone, labor, and
drawing scraper, 8 20
10 50
2 1-2 " 3 75
Sundry persons, picking stones &c.,
11 3-4 " 20 57
16
Paid Lewis S. Belcher, with 2 yoke of oxen and plough, 9 hours,
$9 00
James B. Lovering, labor, 3
d, 6 00
Bradford R. Lovering,
4 66
7 00
Albert Hunt,
66
9
15 75
Alvan Hunt,
1
66
2 00
Guilford White,
66
6 1-2 “
11 37
Edward Doyle,
66
7 1-2 "
13 12
John Spear,
1 2-5 " 2 45
Richard Barry,
66
1
66
2 00
John Gill,
1
66
2 00
Levi Greenwood,
3 6 00 66
C. Chivegne, 15 loads gravel, a 6 cts. 90
S. A. Vining, 159
66
9 54
James Holbrook, carting gravel over land, a 2 cts., 3 18
James Holbrook, 4 loads gravel, a 6 cts. 24-$179 75
Building Roads as Ordered by the County Commissioners.
Paid E. M. Roel and others for widening part of Mt. Pleasant Square,
$99 95
Do. do. Warren Street, 798 47-$898 42
Extra Repairs of Roads and Bridges.
Paid E. M. Roel and others for repairing roads on account of freshet, $40 23
Thomas West do. 13 50
Charles McCarty, do. 15 05
A. G. Swain, do. 26 75
Wm. W. Linfield, bill for gravel,
32 82
Austin Roel, blasting rocks and build- ing bridges, 147 87
Ephraim Mann, labor and material for bridges, 19 20
J. C. Rhines, lumber for railing, 5 97
T. W. Whiting, labor railing bridges, 3 72
Sullivan Jones, labor on road, 2 62
Henry Newcomb for bills paid,
4 62
-$312 25
Total Expense of Repairing Highways,
$3,429 86
REMOVING SNOW.
Paid Edson M. Roel, men and team, $131 46
Amasa Clark,
36 02
A. J. Dyer, 66
66
33 43
G. Howard, Jr. 66
66
69 80
66
17
Paid Mason Lovering, men and team,
$42 70
C. S. Holbrook, 66 5 80
Samuel Baker,
and bills paid, 66
10 87
Hiram Belcher,
20 40
Joseph Hunt,
5 60
Thomas Littlefield and others,
13 80
John Wales 66
6 60
Eleazer Beal, 66
4 50
Sullivan Jones,
3 75
Charles McCarty and others,
34 50
Sundry persons,
53 42-$472 65
SUPPORT OF POOR IN ALMS HOUSE.
Noble Linfield.
Paid R. P. Lombard, board 60 1-2 weeks, $121 00
Ebenezer Holbrook.
R. P. Lombard, board 60 1-2 weeks, $121 00
N. A. Tolman, supplies, 5 00-$126 00
William Stetson.
R. P. Lombard, board 11 2-7 weeks, $22 50
Ebenezer Thayer.
R. P. Lombard, board, 53 4-7 weeks, Sidney Mann.
$107 25
R. P. Lombard, board, 4 3-7 weeks, · $9 50
Polly Copeland.
R. P. Lombard, board, 60 1-2 weeks,
$105 87
Eunice Delano.
R. P. Lombard, board, 60 1-2 weeks,
$105 87
Sarah Crane.
R. P. Lombard, board, 60 1-2 weeks, $105 87
A. E. Bagley.
R. P. Lombard, board, 60 1-2 weeks, 90 75
Dr. F. Howard, medical attendance, 25 00-$115 75
Annie E. Alden.
R. P. Lombard, board, 60 1-2 weeks, $90 75 Mrs. George Godwin and three children. R. P. Lombard, board 42 weeks, $270 29
Ellen Simpson and child. R. P. Lombard, board, 5-7 weeks, $2 00
18
Celia Delano. Paid P. R. Lombard, board 3-7 weeks, $1 00
Jane Weathee.
Paid R. P. Lombard, board 13 weeks, $21 87 Mary F. Howland.
$12 00
Paid R. P. Lombard, board 8 weeks, Clothing, Bedding, &c., for Alms House.
Paid R. P. Lombard, for sewing, repairs, and medicine, $35 10
R. P. Lombard, clothing and bedding, 69 97
Josiah F. Field, repairing shoes, 11 00 C. Morton, Jr., clothing and supplies, 104 46 C. H. Dyer, supplies,
5 40
D. W. Thayer, three tons coal,
25 50
N. Rosenfeld, supplies,
61 29
N. Howard for bedsteads,
10 00
A. L. Stetson for shoes,
7 00
R. W. Turner & Co., supplies, 4 10
Dr. F. Howard, medical attendance, 2 50- $336 32
Total, $1,553 84
RELIEF FOR POOR OUT OF ALMS HOUSE.
Margaret Hollis.
Paid Nathan Hollis, board to March 2d, 1868, $38 50
A. J. Dyer, 66
8 00
J. Madan, 66
18 50 -$65 00
Sarah Faunce.
Paid Asia Mayhew for supplies, $9 00
Lucius Hollis.
Paid Asia Mayhew, supplies
$19 00
G. H. & C. Prescott, supplies, 5 00 -$24 00
Thomas Reed.
Paid I. D. Page, supplies, $9 00
Asia Mayhew, “ 9 50
Ralph Houghton, coffin and robe,
12 00
John Evans, digging grave, Henry D. Holbrook, services,
2 00
6 00 -$38 50
Paid Treasurer of State Nautical School for Winfield S. Weathee, Napo- leon B. Weathee, and John Carrivan, $55 63
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