Randolph town reports 1875-1890, Part 3

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For the year ending March 1, 1875.


Paid Company, labor at fires, $32.00


Wm. A. English, steward's bill, 20.50


$332.50


FIRE KING ENGINE NO. 5.


For the year ending May 1, 1874.


Paid 49 men one year's services, $7.00 each, $343.00


For the year ending March 1, 1875.


Paid Company, labor at fire, $43.75


". J. T. Cartwright, steward, 30.75


$417.50


Incidental Expenses.


Paid G. H. & C. Prescott, supplies, $1.97


66 furniture for Fire King house, 65.00


66 J. A. Mann, drawing Fearless engine, 2 fires, 2.00


66 Wm. Grady, rent of land for Independence, 10.00


6 Belt and Leather Stuffing Co., oiler and tester, 82.50


" Belt and Leather Stuffiing Co., oil,


83.12


" E. F. Ward, painting Fire King engine- house, 30.00


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Paid T. Fardy & Son, repairs on Fire King engine, $2.50


J. Clark, rent of land, Fearless house, 10.00


" M. W. Hollis, 4 hoseman suits, 9.50


" R. W. Turner & Co., supplies, 7.25


" J. H. Wales, repairs on Hook and Ladder carriage, 1.50


" Hunneman & Co., repairs on Fearless engine, 26.10


G. H. & C. Prescott, supplies, 2.68


" R. W. Turner & Co., coal, 5.50


D. B. White & Co., supplies,


4.66


A. J. Gove, expressing and cash paid, 16.95


" Wm. Cambell, repairs, 14.00


" C. A. Wales, supplies,


.30


$375.54


Recapitulation.


Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1,


$175.50


Independence Engine Co., No. 2, 413.75


Fearless Engine Co., No. 3, 332.50


Fire-King Engine Co.,


No. 5,


417.50


Incidental expenses,


375.54


Whole amount,


$1,714.75


The department has been called out during the year as follows : -


April. - Fire on Pond Lane : house of Jonathan Niles ; insured. Engine present, - Fearless.


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August. - Fire, store belonging to Jas. E. Nash, and occupied by N. Rosenfeld, dry goods ; D. W. Leach and F. Morton, dentists ; and A. Hawes, groceries : insured ; damage slight on the building ; goods damaged by water and smoke. Engines present,-Pioneer Hook and Ladder, Fire-King, Independence, and Fearless.


September. - Fire, shop of E. A. Strong & Burt ; dam- age light. Engines present, - Pioneer Hook and Ladder, Fire-King, and Independence.


For the present year the hook and ladder carriage and engines have good companies attached, well organized, and are ready for duty at any time.


In our estimation the sum of eighteen hundred dollars, will be needed for the ensuing year.


Respectfully submitted,


WM. H. WARREN, CHIEF, LEVI WILBUR, E. E. LOTHROP,


Engineers of Fire Department.


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MARRIAGES


REGISTERED IN RANDOLPH FOR THE YEAR 1874.


1874.


Jan. 10. Sumner Harmon and Emma F. Little, both of Holbrook.


14. William Farrington of Baltimore, and Ellen F. Wells of Randolph.


66 10. Martin F. Smith of Randolph, and Mary A. Callahan of Braintree.


25. Peter F. Rooney and Ella F. Donnovan, both of Randolph.


Feb. 2. William B. Ryan of Quincy, and Mary J. Neary of Ran- dolph.


66 18. Josiah Clark and Nancy A. French, both of Randolph.


66 23. George A. Drake of Boston, and Minnie C. A. Denter of Randolph.


24. George W. Reynolds of Boston, and Mary C. Allen of Randolph.


April 2. George W. Wild, jr. and Luella A. Bernard, both of Hol- brook.


66 8. Elbridge E. Whiting and Louisa J. Decosta, both of Stoughton.


8. Warren T. Jackman and Sarah S. Davenport, both of Canton.


66 27. James W. Clark and Mary Bently, both of Randolph.


May 7. Charles F. Bean and Mary E. Howard, both of Randolph.


66 29. Clark M. Warren of Randolph, and Katie Pendergrass of Holbrook.


14. Samuel W. Holbrook of Brockton, and Mary A. Clark of Holbrook.


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May


27. Henry A. Bagley of Randolph, and Lillian F. Young of Camden, Me.


28. Warren Shaw and Harriet French, both of Randolph.


June 8. Nicholas Kennedy and Margaret Rooney, both of Randolph.


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2. Charles H. Bowman and Lucy A. Thayer, both of Ran- dolph.


66 16. George M. Reed and Martha Belcher, both of Holbrook.


17. Horace C. Chandler of Holbrook, and Ada E. Taber of Randolph.


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17. Edgar A. Bean of Weymouth, and Anna C. Rowe of Ran- dolph.


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17. William H. Stodard of Braintree, and Mary L. Green of Randolph.


66 Aug.


27. Dudley Wade and Mary E. Packard, both of Brockton.


2. Thomas W. O'Donnell of Rockland, and Catharine E. Manix of Randolph.


66 12. Michael Sweeney of Quincy, and Hannah Pope of Ran- dolph.


8. Albert W. Dyer of Braintree, and Elisena Taylor of Ran- dolph.


66 23. Albert H. Holbrook of Randolph, and Mary J. Kennedy of Boston.


66 30. Charles A. Townsend of Holbrook, and Mary E. Fisher of Randolph.


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31. Lowell R. Thomas and Lucinda E. Church, both of Wey- mouth.


Sept. 1. Patrick H. Sheridan and Catharine E. Blanch, both of Ran- dolph.


66 5. Moses N. Hunt of Holbrook, and Sophia E. Croak of Ran- dolph.


66 24. Frederick L. Belcher and Katie E. Ryan, both of Randolph,


Oct. 8. William H. Smith of Rockland, and Emma A. Wilson of Randolph.


11. George Kane of Holbrook, and Abby A. Reynolds of Boston.


18. George F. Donly and Clara J. Bradford, both of Brockton.


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Oct. 18. John Sheehan of Stoughton, and Anna Buckley of Ran- dolph.


7. Edwin P. Rice of Holbrook, and Flora B. Elliot of Ran- dolph.


8. Charles C. Farnham of Clinton, Ct., and Anna T. Howard of Randolph.


7. Fred. W. Dunbar of Hingham, and Elvira A. Conant of Randolph.


18. Charles F. Davenport of Randolph, and Flora E. Otis of Stoughton.


17. James H. Healy of Randolph, and Charlotte A. Gilbert of Boston.


Nov. 2. Andrew A. Nightingale and Gustafa A. Petersen, both of Randolph.


66 15. Bartholomew Curran and Catharine Kelly, both of Ran- dolph.


25. Elmore Kingsley of Holbrook, and Adelia M. Woodward of Brockton.


Dec. 14. Bradford Snell of Brockton, and Caroline French of Stoughton.


" 23. Leslie F. Kimball of Hopkinton, and Carrie A. Adams of Randolph.


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DEATHS


REGISTERED IN RANDOLPH IN THE YEAR 1874,


Date.


Names.


Cause of Death.


Y.


M.


D.


1874


January 12


Frank Fitzgerald


6


12


Accidental.


12


Jesse E. Hayden


1


6


Accidental.


18


Eliza Wood


60


5


2


Cancer.


22


Noah Thayer


81


7


Old Age.


29


Emma L. Thayer


2


5


13


Scarlatina Maligna.


February 2


Mary L. Berry


1


5


29


Pneumonia.


2


- Brown


1


Debility.


6


Catherine Fowkes


35


Entoretis.


13


Chloe T. Stetson


63


24


Phthisis.


17


William P. Taunt


49


25


Heart Disease.


17


Ellen O'Riley


4


13


Pneumonia.


28


Lucia H. Fowler


59


4


28


Acute Entoretis.


March


27


Sally Littlefield -


67


4


9


Consumption.


30


Mehitable B. Foster


60


10


Enlargement of Liver.


1


Mary Gaynor


79


8


7


Old Age.


2


Michael Ryan


95


18


Hemorrhage of Stomach.


14


Nathan White


77


4


2


Apoplexy.


21


William W. Blencowe


35


2


8


Consumption.


21


Alice Riley


1


2


12


Pneumonia.


26


Edward Lyons


2


Infantile.


26


Mary Belcher


72


9


20


Pneumonia.


27


Abel Belcher -


72


4


21


Pgoemia.


4


-


Stillborn.


7


Nancy Swain -


51


8


9


Heart Disease.


7


Michael Flynn


56


6


Consumption.


9


Mary Perry


50


5


Consumption.


17


Catherine Gerrity


1


10


Teething.


21


Bridget Nightingale


18


10


11


Pueperal Fever.


24


Mary F. Sweeney


77


6


Consumption.


.June


12


Eliza T. Payne


69


9


Suicide.


25


George C. Platt


65


11


18


Brain Disease.


25


James Burke -


6


23


Congestion of Langs.


July


3


William Grady


34


9


25


Consumption.


5


- Harris }


Twins


Premature Birth.


6


Avis Smith


67


4


5


Spinal Disease.


10


Wales Wentworth


75


8


4


Schinous Stomach.


10


Louisa Niles -


38


1


28


Abscess of Spleen.


19


Sarah Faunce


55


1


Consumption.


29


Harrison Wild


75


6


21


Old Age.


21


11


10


21


66


9


23


6


21


Cholera Infantum.


26


Fred A. Wales


1


B


21


Phthisis Pulmonalis.


27


Emily J. Hayden


17


6 Infantile.


28 1


Anna L. Woodman


19


11


22


Phthisis Pulmonalis.


12


James P. Riley


9


3


Meningitis.


May


3


Paul Dowd · Hill


73


Tumor.


23


Elias T. Lothrop


45


- Tolmall


Stillborn.


5


- Harris


3 h 5 h


Angust 17


17


Cholera Infantum.


Charles L. Carroll Jeremiah McCarty William Shed Florence E. Brown


Scarlatina Maligna. Dysentery.


Sept.


John F. Mullins


2


11 Scarlatina Anginosa.


April


Age.


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DEATHS .- Continued.


Date.


Names.


Cause of Death.


Y.


M.


D.


October 14


Samuel R. Estabrook -


65


8


4


Suicide.


20


Susan M. Hayden


22


4


10


Consumption.


22


Josie M. Gerald -


1


22


Marasmus.


28


Frank E. Brown


Diphtheria.


30


John Logue


S4


Old Age.


Nov.


1


Walter O. Hollis


6


4


Phrenitis.


15


Cora I. Jaquith -


8


1


15


Typhoid Fever.


Dec.


1


Frank S. Thayer


1


11


17


Cholera Morbus.


3


Amanda Swain


66


4


2.4


Paralysis.


7


Ellen Hogan


52


Cancer.


-1


- . Foss


Infantile.


14


Levi M. Linfield


25


8


10


Consumption.


19


Henry Stevens


34


4


6


Erysipelas.


Age.


3


3


13


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TABLE OF DISEASES,


AND NUMBER OF EACH,


Phthisis, Enlargement of Liver, Hemorrhage of Stomach, Debility, Apoplexy, Pgoemia, Tumor, Teething, Puerperal Fever, Unknown, Brain Disease, Congestion of Lungs, Spinal Disease, Schinous Stomach, Abscess of Spleen, Dysentery, Scarlatina Anginosa, Men- ingitis, Marasmus, Diptheria, Phrenitis, Typhoid Fever, Cholera Morbus, Paralysis, Erysipelas,-1 each. Accidental, Cancer, Scarla- tina Maligna, Entoritis, Heart Disease, Stillborn, Suicide, Premature Birth, Cholera Infantum, Phthisis Pulmonalis,-2 each. Infantile, -- 3. Old Age,-4. Pneumonia,-4. Consumption,-9. Total, 65.


Under 5 years of age,


24


Between 5 and 10


2


10 and 20


3


" 20 and 30


2


.. 30 and 40 5


40 and 50


2


4 50 and 60


6


60 and 70


10


" 70 and 80


8


" 80 and 90


. 2


90 and 100


.


1


Total, 65


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.


.


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TOWN WARRANT.


COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, NORFOLK, 3 8.


To WILLIAM H. WARREN, or either of the Constables of the Town of Randolph, in said County, GREETING :


You are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabi- tants of the Town of Randolph qualified to vote in Town affairs, to assemble at Stetson Hall, in said Town, on Monday, the fifth day of April 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 at said meeting.


ART. 2. To choose all such Town Officers as towns are by law authorized and required to choose at their annual meeting : also a Trustee for Stetson School Fund.


ART. 3. To raise such sums of money as may be deemed necessary for the support of schools, and appro- priate the same.


ART. 4. To raise such sums of money as may be thought proper for repairs on school-buildings, and inci- dental expenses for schools.


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ART. 5. To decide on the amount of money required to defray the General Town Expenses the ensuing year, and make appropriation thereof, including the payment on the Town debt.


ART. 6. To see if the Town will accept the road as laid out by the Selectmen, from the railroad bridge on Main Street to Warren Street near the depot, as pe- titioned for by John L. French and others, and raise money for building the same.


ART. 7. To determine the manner of repairing high- ways, and raise money for the same.


ART. 8. To see what action the Town will take in re- lation to widening Liberty Street, and defining the loca- tion of the same, on petition of Amasa Clark and others.


ART. 9. To see what action the Town will take in relation to engines and pay of engine-men.


ART. 10. To see if the Town will accept the list of Jurors as prepared by the Selectmen, and posted accord- ing to law.


ART. 11. To see if the Town will make an appropria- tion for the decoration of soldiers' graves, under the di- rection of Capt. Horace Niles, Post No. 110.


ART. 12. To see if the Town will authorize the Treas- urer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money in anticipation of taxes.


ART. 13. To see if the Town will build a reservoir on Main Street, at some point between the Post Office and the railroad bridge, and raise money therefor.


ART. 14. To see if the Town will require the School


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Committee to appoint a Superintendent of Public Schools, and the Town determine the salary of the same.


ART. 15. To see if the Town will authorize and ap- point the Selectmen to be agents and attorneys for the Town,-to prosecute, defend, compromise, and settle any and all suits or proceedings in which the Town may be in any way engaged or interested, as a party or other- wise,- for the ensuing year.


ART. 16. To see if the Town will authorize the Col- lector of Taxes to use the same means a Town Treasurer may use when acting as Collector.


ART. 17. To see if the Town will authorize the Col- lector of Taxes to charge interest at the rate of twelve per cent. per annum, on all taxes remaining unpaid on and after Oct. 11, 1875.


ART. 18. To see if the Town will remunerate Thomas Barry, for land taken by the Road Commissioners in widening Warren Street, for which no award was made by them.


Art. 19. To see what action the Town will take in relation to establishing a district for erecting and main- taining street lamps : also for employing and paying watchmen and police officers.


ART. 20. To hear reports of committees and act thereon.


And you are directed to serve this warrant, by posting attested copies thereof at five or more public places in said Town, seven days, at least, before the time of hold- ing said meeting.


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Hereof fail not to make due return of this warrant, with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk, on or before the day appointed for said meeting.


Given under our hands at said Randolph, this twenty- fourth day of March, A.D. one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five.


J. WHITE BELCHER, JOHN T. FLOOD, JAMES A. TOWER,


Selectmen of Randolph.


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S & .CO.


JAS. H.


RINTERS


9. SPRING


OSTON


LANE


FORTIETH ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


SELECTMEN, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR, AND SUPERIN- TENDING SCHOOL COMMITTEE


OF THE


TOWN OF RANDOLPH,


TOGETHER WITH


THE REPORTS OF THE ENGINEERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, TREASURER AND TRUSTEES OF THE STETSON SCHOOL FUND,


FOR THE


YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1876.


RANDOLPH : NORFOLK COUNTY REGISTER. 1876.


FORTIETH ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


SELECTMEN, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR, AND SUPERIN- TENDING SCHOOL COMMITTEE


OF THE


TOWN OF RANDOLPH,


TOGETHER WITH


THE REPORTS OF THE ENGINEERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, TREASURER AND TRUSTEES OF THE STETSON SCHOOL FUND,


FOR THE


YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1876.


RANDOLPH : NORFOLK COUNTY REGISTER. 1876.


TOWN OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1875-76.


Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of the Poor.


J. WHITE BELCHER, JOHN T. FLOOD, JAMES A. TOWER.


Town Clerk and Treasurer. HIRAM C. ALDEN.


School Committee.


NATHANIEL HOWARD,


MICHAEL A. DONNOVAN,


JAMES E. O'BRIEN, A.M.


16


1878.


Trustees of Stetson School Fund.


SIDNEY FRENCH, CHARLES H. HOWARD, DANIEL HOWARD,


Term expires March 1, 1876.


1877.


1878.


Auditors.


FRANK MORTON,


FRANK PORTER, EDGAR HOWARD.


Constables.


WILLIAM H. WARREN, JAMES FRIZZELL, EZRA R. PAYNE,


WILLIAM F. MCMAHON, HENRY H. FRANCIS, CHAS. MCCARTY.


Fence Viewers.


ELEAZER BEAL, ADAM F. JONES, BENJAMIN THAYER.


Engineers of Fire Department.


WILLIAM H. WARREN, Chief Engineer. EDWARD E. LOTHROP, Clerk. LEVI WILBUR.


Superintendent of Almshouse. MARTIN P. PIKE.


Keeper of the Lock-up. WILLIAM H. WARREN.


Collector of Taxes. EDSON M. ROEL.


Representative to the General Court. SETH MANN, 2d.


MAY 1 4 1963


Term expires March 1, 1876.


1877.


REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN.


THE Selectmen of the Town of Randolph herewith pre- sent their Annual Report, showing the appropriations and expenditures for the financial year ending March 1, 1876.


APPROPRIATIONS BY VOTE OF THE TOWN.


For schools,


$7,650 00


Stetson High School,


1,000 00


Repairs on highways,


3,000 00


New roads (including land damage),


3,000 00


General town expenses,


10,000 00


Fire Department,


1,800 00


Payment on town debt,


5,000 00


Grand Army,


100 00


Guide boards,


100 00


Portrait of the late Royal Turner,


1,500 00


State tax,


3,140 00


County tax,


2,141 34


Total,


$38,431 34


TAXABLE VALUATION MAY 1, 1875.


Personal estate,


· $619,390 00


Real estate, 1,441,840 00


Bank Stock owned by residents of Randolph,


taxed by the State, 454,025 00


-


4


Corporation stock owned by residents of Ran- dolph, taxed by the State, 137,540 00


Total valuation, $2,652,795 00


Increase over 1874, 40,935 00


COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE TOWN DEBT.


Total debt March 1, 1872, $59,909 42


Total debt March 1, 1873, after division of the


town, 39,940 90


Total debt March 1, 1874,


37,506 66


Total debt March 1, 1875, 29,315 19


Total debt March 1, 1876,


21,619 45


Rate of taxation, $14 on $1,000.


Average rate of taxation through the State, $14.68 on $1,000.


Population of Randolph May 1, 1875, 4,064


Males,


2,031


Females,


2,033


Ratable polls,


1,184


Legal voters, 1,058


Number of dwelling-houses,


752


Number of dwelling-houses occupied,


724


Number of dwelling-houses unoccupied,


28


Number of families,


892


Number of horses,


283


Number of cows,


244


Acres of land taxed,


5,853


Population of the State (19 cities, 322 towns), 1,651,912 Males, 794,284


: : Females, 857,368


5


Legal voters in the State, 351,066


Population of Norfolk County (24 towns), 88,321


ESTIMATED VALUE OF PROPERTY OWNED BY THE TOWN, MARCH 1, 1876.


Almshouse property,


$10,500 00


Town house and land, 18,000 00


Three fire-engine houses and lock-up,


4,200 00


Two fire-engines, hook and ladder carriage, apparatus and fixtures,


2,125 00


One hearse,


200 00


Ten acres salt marsh,


800 00


Schoolhouse and land, District No. 1,


2,000 00


Schoolhouse and land, District No. 3,


1,350 00


Schoolhouse and land, District No. 5,


1,200 00


Schoolhouse and land, District No. 6,


1,650 00


Schoolhouse and land, District No. 8,


6,000 00


Prescott Schoolhouse and land,


15,000 00


Schoolhouse and land, District No. 10,


5,750 00


Eight shares Randolph National Bank,


1,500 00


Stetson School Fund (par value $10,600), market value, 12,000 00


Turner Library building and land,


40,000 00


Turner Library,


5,000 00


Turner Library Fund,


5,000 00


Total, $132,275 00


The Selectmen have drawn orders on the Treasurer amounting to $28,063 06


On account of schools (teaching, fuel and care of rooms), 7,042 15


Stetson High School, 1,000 00


Repairs and incidental expenses, 1,071 49


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On account of repairs on highways, 3,070 25


Removing snow, 359 74


New roads, 1,893 51


Poor in almshouse,


1,758 54


Poor out of almshouse,


1,803 93


Poor belonging to other towns,


519 00


Poor belonging to Randolph and Holbrook, 859 26


State paupers and tramps,


364 45


Funeral expenses,


168 00


State aid,


2,563 00


Fire department,


1,876 99


Abatement on taxes,


315 50


Town officers,


1,681 00


Fire inquest,


186 65


Miscellaneous expenses,


1,530 00


$28,063 06


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.


SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS.


By direction of the School Committee for the financial year ending March 1, 1876 (the items of the expenses can be examined by referring to the report of the School Committee),


Paid sundry persons for teaching, $6,202 00


Sundry persons for fuel, 460 55


Sundry persons for care of rooms,


379 60


Appropriation for Stetson High School, 1,000 00


Miscellaneous expenses, 1,071 49


Total, $9,113 64


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Amount received from the State School Fund, received from Coddington fund, received from Town appropriation,


$345 70


143 00


8,650 00


Total,


$9,138 70


Expenditure less than the appropriation and receipts, $25 06


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.


REPAIRS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF SURVEYORS.


DISTRICTS NO. 1 AND 7, JACKSON BELCHER, Surveyor.


Paid Jackson Belcher, labor with team, 39-7


days, $149 37


P. A. Wales, labor with team, 42 days, 26 00


Richard Adams, labor with team, 3 days, 12 00


Ephraim Wales, labor with team, 62 days,


25 00


J. N. Bullock, labor with team, 1 day,


4 00


Zaavan Jordan, labor with team, ¿ day,


2 00


John Gill, labor, 20 days, 40 00


Daniel A. Elliot, labor, 1 day,


2 00


Thomas Prior, labor, 212 days,


38 00


Thomas Brophy, labor, 14 days,


24 72


Thomas Mclaughlin, labor, 7 days,


14 00


Mr. McMullin, labor, 1 day,


2 00


Patrick Kiley, labor, 3 days,


6 00


William Gill, labor, 42 days,


9 00


John Cahill, labor, 4 days,


8 00


Timothy M. O'Niel, labor, 2 days,


4 00


Otis Sullivan, labor, 2 days,


4 00


Thomas Prior, jun., labor, 62 days,


6 50


Patrick McLaughlin, labor, 12 days,


3 00


John Desmond, labor, 132 days,


27 00


8


Paid J. N. Foster, labor, 14 days, 28 00


Marcus M. Hollis, labor, 132 days, 27 00


Patrick Wren, labor, 2 days, 4 00


Michael Crowley, labor, 2 days, 4 00


Ephraim Wales, labor, 3 days,


7 00


John Wales, labor, 12 days,


3 00


Charles Moore, labor, 22 days,


5 00


Mr. Buckley, labor, 1} days, 3 00


P. A. Wales, labor, 2 days, 4 00


John Hill, labor, 1 day,


2 00


Henry Beals, labor, 1 day,


2 00


Sundry persons, labor, picking stones,


30 00


N. F. Roel, blasting rocks, 50 52


P. A. Wales, for box,


3 50


T. T. Cushman, drain pipe,


2 00


Jackson Belcher, 142 loads gravel, 11 30


M. C. Beal, 155 loads gravel, 15 50


Ellen R. DuBois, 30 loads gravel, 1 80


John Wales, 40 loads gravel,


2 40


$612 61


DISTRICT NO. 3, PRESCOTT E. WILBUR, Surveyor.


Paid Prescott E. Wilbur, labor with team, 10g · days, $46 20


Elisha Mann, labor with team, 112 days, 57 40


A. J. Towns, labor with team, 123 days, 41 38


R. T. & E. M. Mann, labor with team, 3g days, 19 20


Seth W. Mann, labor with team, 41% days, 29 40


Ephraim Mann, labor with team, 2 days, 8 00


Charles H. Mann, labor with team, 2 days,


12 00


Prescott E. Wilbur, labor, 35116 days, 69 80


Eugene N. Wilbur, labor, 312 days, 63 20


9


· Paid John E. Mann, labor, 17- days, 36 60


Charles Hayden, labor, 9-4 days, 18 80


A. J. Nightingale, labor, 7 days, 14 00


William Tillson, labor, 10% days, 17 08


A. J. Towns, labor, and hand, 5% days, 19 35


Delazon D. Mann, labor, 12} days, 24 50


· Elisha Mann, labor, 6 days, 18 00


27 60


Ansel Mann, labor, 13§ days, Stillman Jones, labor, 776 days,


15 40


Alonzo Tabor, labor, 2} days,


2 50


Benjamin Tabor, labor, 1 day,


1 00


Moses Mann, labor, 3,1% days,


6 20


Charles Pope, labor, 3} days,


7 00


Seth Mann, use of scraper,.


75


S. W. Mann, plank,


75


Wiliam Campbell, repairing tools,


3 07


Anstin Roel and others, labor, 8 07


Sundry persons, bridge stone,


4 50


Ansel Mann, 176 loads gravel, 17 60


T. B. Howard, 133 loads gravel,


13 30


Ephraim Mann, 73 loads gravel,


7 30


Joshua Hunt, 26 loads gravel,


2 60


$612 55


Included in the above, the sum of two hundred dollars was expended on Pond Street by vote of the town.


DISTRICT NO. 6, JOHN S. ABBOTT, Surveyor.


Paid John S. Abbott, labor with team, 21 days, $12. 50


George W. Abbott, labor with team, 14 days, 3 25


Elbridge Jones, labor with team, 5-3 days, 17 40 Alfred Tucker, labor with team, 112 days, 36 50


10


Paid Ellis Tucker, labor with team, 1 day, 6 00


Rufus Jones, labor with team, 1 day, 3 50


Adam F. Jones, labor with team, 1 day, 3 00


C. H. Mann, labor with team, 1 day, 5 50


Frederick Miller, labor with two teams, 4 days, 28 00


John S. Abbott, labor, 242 days,


47 50


Rufus Jones, labor, 16] days,


30 10


John O'Keefe, labor, 3 days,


6 00


B. O'Keefe, labor, 3 days,


3 00


Michael McGrane, labor, 31 days,


6 50


Patrick McGrane, labor, 2 days,


3 00


James Sutton, labor, 3 days,


5 00


John Sutton, labor, 4 days,


8 00


James Blythe, labor, 1 day,


2 00


Caleb Tucker, labor, 5 days,


10 00


Anthony Abenzeller, labor, 83 days,


16 00


Walter Thayer, labor, 9 days,


13 25


Morris Kiley, labor, 8} days,


14 75


Robert McAuliff, labor, 3 days,


6 00


Abraham Jones, labor, 4 days,


8 00


Augustus W. Tirrell, labor, 3 days,


4 50


Frederick Miller, labor, 12 days,


3 00


Henry Hayden, labor, 1 day,


2 00


Hiram Faunce, labor, 1 day,


2 00


Alfred Tucker, labor, 63 days,


12 85


Elbridge Jones, labor, 1 day,


1 50


Charles Eddy, labor, 4% days,


5 70


George W. Abbott, labor, 2-76 days


2 00


Sullivan Jones, labor, 22 days,


3 75


Daniel Kiley, blasting rocks,


6 00


Thomas Fardy, labor,


6 60


Sundry persons, labor,


13 96


Guy Manson & Co., iron for railing,


4 36


8 40


L. R. Peterson, labor and material,


11


Paid N. H. Tirrell, labor, 8 00


Joseph Mann, 153 loads gravel, 7 65


Hiram Faunce, 95 loads gravel,


4 75


John O'Keefe, 224 loads gravel,


11 20


John Manning, 198 loads gravel,


9 90


C. H. Mann, bridge stone,


3 50


$416 37


DISTRICT NO. 5, JEDEDIAH FRENCH, Surveyor.


Paid Martin P. Pike, labor with team, 10g days, $40 80


A. G. Swain, labor with team, 46 days, 18 80


Rufus A. Thayer, labor with team, 1 day, 5 00


Jedediah French, labor, 19476 days,


41 65


Noah Chessman, labor, 11} days,


23 00


Lewis Jones, labor, 17} days,


34 40


Silas Binney, labor, 8 days,


16 00


Daniel Lyons, labor, 5 days,


10 00


Martin L. Eddy, labor, 1 day,


2 00


Columbus Holbrook, labor, 2-9% days,


5 80


George W. Burrill, labor, ¿ day,


1 00


John Desmond, labor, 276 days,


5 40


John Gill, labor, 1 day,


2 00


Charles M. Holbrook, labor, 2-76 days,


5 40


William Cunningham, labor, 2-76 days, 5 40


Sundry persons, labor,


1 00


Royal S. Holbrook, 57 loads gravel,


5 70


Amasa Clark, 75 loads gravel,


7 50


Betsey Littlefield, 11 loads gravel,


1 10


Martin L. Eddy, 147 loads gravel,


14 70


$246 65


12


DISTRICT NUMBER 10, EDSON M. ROEL, Surveyor.


Paid Martin P. Pike, labor with team, 11 days, $39 40


Ephraim Mann, labor with team, 7 days, 40 00


Josiah Clark, labor with team, 52 days, 33 00


A. G. Swain, labor with team, 1 day,


4 00


Royal T. Mann, labor with team, 3 days, 18 00


Jedediah French, labor, 17-76 days,


37 65


Edson M. Roel, labor, 13-3% days,


39 15


Dennis Sullivan, labor, 63 days,


13 20


Daniel Lyons, labor, 72 days,


15 00


Noah Chessman, labor, 7 days,


14 00


Lewis Jones, labor, 11 days, 22 00


Patrick Flood, labor, 6 days, 12 00


Delazon D. Mann, labor, 6 days,


12 00


William Cunningham, labor, 1177, days, 23 40


John Gill, labor, 123 days,


25 20


Leonard Thayer, labor, 22 days,


5 00


John Cahill, labor, 2-1% days,


4 20


Patrick Cahill, labor, 2-16 days,


2 10


Patrick Feeney, labor, 12 days,


3 00


Michael O'Keefe, labor, 1 day,


2 00


George Pierce, labor, 3,76 days,


7 40


C. M. Holbrook, labor, 2 days,


4 00


John Desmond, labor, 2 days,




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