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Eayres & Fairbanks, record books and blanks, . 16 50
Atkins & Mitchell, for book labels, . 4 50
W. G. Shattuck, for blackboard and primary chairs, &c., . 42 70
A. Howard, for Primary School clock, 14 00
Esther M. Nickerson, for five weeks' tuition, 25 00
John Jameson, for building fires in Forster School, and writing books, .
12 74
Hinckley, Swan & Brewer, for thirty Webster's Dictionary, &c., . 46 00
Perkins Street Baptist Society, for one quarter's rent of vestry, 75 00
C. C. Moody, for printing fifty cards, 1 50
W. W. Howard, balance of bill for building fires in Prospect Hill School, 20 00
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Paid Merrifield & Co., for stoves, funnel, brushes,
and brooms, . $149 66
Arthur W. Tufts, for coal and bark, . 37 78
Adaline Roberts, for cleaning school room, 1 00
Joseph Giles, for building fires in Medford Street School, and sifting coal, 11 00
Sanborn, Bazin & Carter, for school books, 8 24
Phillips, Sampson & Co., for school books,
109 10
Harriet Hill, for four weeks' tuition as substitute in Franklin Grammar School, 20 00
John Jameson. for one quarter's tuition in Forster Grammar School, . 250 00
Meacham, West & Co., for fuel, 39 50
James O. Hill, for building fires in Franklin Sch.,
15 00
Geo. T. Littlefield, for one quarter's tuition in Franklin Grammar School, . 250 00
Thos. Young, for building fires in High School, &c., 19 00
O. S. Knapp, for one quarter's tuition in Prospect Hill Grammar School, . 250 00
Lydia S. King, for one quarter's tuition in Pros- pect Hill Intermediate School, 75 00
Emeline F. Wyeth, for one quarter's tuition in Forster Primary School, 75 25
C. H. Bullard, for brushes, 1 87
Albert T. Snaith, for building fires in Spring Hill Primary School, 5 00
B. P. Burgess, for one quarter's tuition in Spring Hill Primary School, 75 00
Geo. H. Emerson, for one quarter's services as Superintendent of Schools, 125 00
John Hafford, for cleaning Medford Street Pri- mary School-house, 1 20
Bazin & Chandler, for printing posters, 1 00
R. Horton, for trunk for Prescott School, . 3 25
John H. Emerson, for building fires in Walnut Hill School, . 7 50 .
Thomas Young, for building fires and care of High School-house, 38 00
Lydia W. Locke, for one quarter's tuition in Franklin Intermediate School, 75 00
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Paid C. C. Magoun, for building fires in Forster Sch., $8 00 Elizabeth Welch, for one quarter's tuition Maple Street Primary School, . 62 50
Susan C. Russell, one quarter's tuition in Walnut Hill School, . 100 00
Joanna Dunn, for cleaning Prospect Hill School- house, . 16 00
Sarah E. Cushman, for one quarter's tuition in High School, 75 00
Lucy A. Dudley, for one quarter's tuition in High School, 100 00
Mary O. Giles, for one quarter's tuition in Med- ford Street Primary School, . 75 00
Samuel John Pike, for one quarter's tuition in High School, 375 00
I. E. Locke, for one quarter's tuition in Prospect Hill Primary School, .
75 00
Sarah Wilson, for one quarter's tuition in Fors- ter Grammar School, 75 00
Anna Woodcock, for one quarter's tuition in Prospect Hill Grammar School, .
75 00
Josephine H. Ellis, for one quarter's tuition in Harvard Primary School, 75 00
Susie M. Barnes, for nine weeks' tuition in Franklin Grammar School, . 52 00
Lucy S. Cutter, for one week's tuition in Prescott Primary School, . 5 00
A. A. Hall, for one quarter's tuition in Prescott Intermediate School, 75 00
N. A. Durgin, for two months' tuition in Pres- cott Grammar School, . 50 00
Martha B. Cutter, for one quarter's tuition in Prescott Primary School, 75 00
D. B. Wheeler, for one quarter's tuition in Pres- cott Grammar School, . 250 00
Ophelia Gulliver, for one quarter's tuition in Cherry Street Primary School, 75 00
Louisa J. Cushman, for one quarter's tuition in 2d Medford Street Primary School, 62 50
Geo. T. Littlefield, for ink and sundries, . 2 70
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Paid O. S. Knapp, for books furnished,
$1 48
I. E. Locke, for books furnished, 1 50
Charles J. Barry, for fuel, . 81 71
Charles Bird, Jr., for repairs on the High and Forster School-houses, . 389 94
Bridget Malahan, for cleaning the Medford Street School-house, 5 00
Margaret McCarty, for building fires in Maple Street Primary School, . 10 00
C. Bennett, for brushes furnished Prospect Hill School, 1 50
Lucy A. Dudley, for one quarter's tuition in High School, 100 00
Anna Woodcock, for one quarter's tuition in Prospect Hill Grammar School, 75 00
Elizabeth Welch, for one quarter's tuition in Maple Street Primary School, 62 50
Perkins Street Baptist Society, for one quarter's rent of vestry, 75 00
Sarah E. Cushman, for one quarter's tuition in High School, 75 00
Louisa J. Cushman, for one quarter's tuition in Medford Street Primary 2d, . 62 50
Mary O. Giles, for one quarter's tuition in 1st Medford Street Primary School, 75 00
Sarah Wilson, for one quarter's tuition in Forster Grammar School, . 75 00
D. B. Wheeler, for one quarter's tuition in Pres- cott Grammar School, . 250 00
A. A. Hall, for one quarter's tuition in Prescott Intermediate School, 75 00
Geo. T. Littlefield, for one quarter's tuition in Franklin Grammar School, . 250 00
Susan M. Barnes, for one quarter's tuition in Franklin Grammar School, 75 00
N. A. Durgin, for one quarter's tuition in Pres- cott Grammar School, . 75 00
Martha B. Cutter, for one quarter's tuition in Prescott Primary School, 75 00
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Paid John Jameson, for one quarter's tuition in Fos- ter Grammar School, . $250 00
Ophelia Gulliver, for one quarter's tuition in Cherry Street Primary School, 75 00
Betsey P. Burgess, for one quarter's tuition in Spring Hill Primary School, 75 00
Harriet Hill, assistant, for one quarter's tuition in Franklin Intermediate School, 62 50 Lydia S. King, for one quarter's tuition in Pros- pect Hill Intermediate School, 75 00
O. S. Knapp. for one quarter's tuition in Pros- pect Hill Grammar School, . 250 00
Lydia W. Locke, for one quarter's tuition in Franklin Intermediate School, 75 00
Samuel J. Pike, for one quarter's tuition in High School, 375 00
Emeline F. Wyeth, for one quarter's tuition in Forster Primary School, 75 00
Maria A. White, for one quarter's tuition in Forster Primary School, (ass't,) 62 50
John Hartwell, for sifting ashes and cleaning cellar, Forster School, . 7 50
Samson Ham, for building fires in Prescott Sch., 41 00 Margaret McCarty, for cleaning Maple Street Primary School-house, . 4 00
Wm. A. Hall, for printing reports and cards, 4 50
WVm. A. Hall, for printing 300 copies of rules, cards, &c., . 30 15
Geo. H. Emerson, for one quarter's services as Superintendent of Schools, . 75 00
Cordelia Russell, for tuition as substitute in Med- ford Street Primary School, . 17 50
Josephine H. Ellis, for one week's tuition in Harvard Primary School, 5 76
Jennett W. Hastings, for six weeks' tuition in Harvard Primary School, 30 00
I. E. Locke, for one quarter's tuition in Pros- pect Hill Primary School, 75 00
The 1st Orthodox Congregational Society, for one year's rent of vestry room for school, 124 87
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Paid Samuel Fowler, for cleaning windows, Prescott School-house, $5 80
Perkins Institution, for mats, . 8 82
Susan C. Russell, for one quarter's tuition in Walnut Hill School, 100 00
John Whiton, for cleaning Prescott School- house, . 1 00 ·
Susan C. Russell, for one quarter's tuition of Walnut Hill School, 100 00
E. M. Paul, for repairs on High School-house, . 27 43
Mary Ford, for cleaning Cherry Street Primary School-house, 2 00
I. W. Tuttle, for repairs on Harvard Primary School-house, 60 92
John H. Myers, for building fires in Cherry Street Primary School, 2 00
Thomas Young, for taking care of High School- house, . 22 00
J. H. Harmon, for brushes and brooms, 4 75
Amos Pierce, for painting and resetting glass, Prospect Hill School-house, . · 3 00
Amos Pierce, for painting at High School-house, 37 00
Hamblin & Kingman for pump and repairs, 17 50
A. J. Lovejoy, for setting glass, 3 25
Mrs. McCarty, for cleaning school-house, . 3 60
Chas. J. Barry, for fuel for the several schools, . 778 67
D. A. Hartwell, for express work, ·
12 75
E. M. Paul; for addition to Prospect Hill School- house, . 600 00 John Scanlan, for labor at High School-house, . 10 32
John Jameson, for books furnished, . 1 51
Perkins Street Baptist Society, for balance due for use of vestry, . 24 00
Dalton & Ingersoll, for hand bell, . 25
A. A. Hall, for tuition one quarter, in Prescott Intermediate School, 75 00
Nancy A. Durgin, for one quarter's tuition in Prescott Grammar School, . 75 00
Mary J. Goodhue, for eleven weeks' tuition in Franklin Grammar School, . 55 00
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Paid B. P. Burgess, for one quarter's tuition in Spring
Hill Primary School, . $75 00
W. A. Hall, for 1,000 school reports, 40 45
Susan M. Priest, for one quarter's tuition in 2d Prescott Primary School, 75 00
Jennett W. Hastings, for one quarter's tuition in Harvard Primary School, . 75 00 S. A. Granville, for one quarter's tuition in Forster Grammar School, 75 00
Maria A. White, for one quarter's tuition in Forster Primary School, 75 00
Martha B. Cutter, for one quarter's tuition in Prescott Primary School, 75 00
W. G. Shattuck, for two tables, 11 50
Harriet Hill, for one quarter's tuition in Frank- lin Intermediate School, 75 00
W. Shattuck, for chairs,
22 00
Caroline S. Hopkins, for one quarter's tuition in Prospect Hill Grammar School, . 75 00
John Jameson, for one quarter's tuition in Fors- ter Grammar School,
250 00
George T. Littlefield, for one quarter's tuition in Franklin Grammar School, 250 00
Crosby & Nichols, for writing books, ink, &c., . 55 99
Mary O. Giles, for one quarter's tuition in Med- ford Street Primary School, . 75 00
Elizabeth Welch, for one quarter's tuition in Maple Street Primary School, 75 00
Lucy C. Homer, for one quarter's tuition in Cherry Street Primary School,
62 50
O. S. Knapp, for one quarter's tuition in Pros- pect Hill Grammar School, . 250 00
Ellen P. Shute, for one quarter's tuition in Pros- pect Hill Primary School, (assistant,) 62 50
Emeline F. Wyeth, for one quarter's tuition in Forster Primary School, 75 00
Lydia S. King, for one quarter's tuition in Pros- pect Hill Intermediate School, 75 00
Irene E. Locke, for one quarter's tuition in Prospect Hill Primary School, 75 00
.
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Paid D. B. Wheeler, for one quarter's tuition in Pres- cott Grammar School, . $250 00
John Lane, on account of building fires for Pres- cott School, . 16 00
Samuel John Pike, for one quarter's tuition in High School, 375 00
Conant's express, for carting done, 3 00
Lydia W. Locke, for one quarter's tuition in Franklin Intermediate School, 75 00
William Bonner, for resetting fence at Prospect Hill School, . 9 00
L. Burbank, for building fires at Harvard Sch., George H. Emerson, for one quarter's salary as Superintendent of School, . 75 00
6 00
Lucy A. Dudley, for one quarter's tuition in High School, 100 00
Lydia A. Pearce, for one quarter's tuition in High School, 2d assistant, 100 00
Bridget McGraw, for cleaning High Sch. house, 3 60
Merrifield & Co., for stoves, funnel and repairs of stoves, 186 80
Henry Hills, for repairs of blinds, 2 25
John D. Hills, for repairs, 3 87
David Russell, for removing school apparatus, .
40
T. J. Gallagher, for building fires in Pearl Street Primary School, . 5 00
N. A. Durgin, for nineteen days' tuition in Pres- cott Grammar School, . 15 83
J. J. Beals, for timepiece and repairs, 16 30
Leonard Arnold, for repairs of locks, &c., . 6 13
Thos. Young, for building fires in High School, . 16 50
Lydia S. King, for books furnished, .
90
G. A. & A. L. Sandborn, for brooms, dusters and brushes, 5 74
James Shute, for express work,
1 00
Ide, Dutton & Co., for books furnished, 25 84
John A. Poor, for building fires three months and for keys, shavings, &c., 6 24
Whitney Brothers, for gas pipe, 5 78
John Jameson, for books furnished, ·
3 23
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Paid O. S. Knapp, for one quarter's tuition in Prospect Hill Grammar School, . $250 00
Lydia W. Locke, for one quarter's tuition in Franklin Intermediate School, 75 00
Betsey P. Burgess, for one quarter's tuition in Spring Hill Primary School, . 75 00
Maria A. White, for one quarter's tuition in Forster Primary School, 62 50
Irene E. Locke, for one quarter's tuition in Pros- pect Hill Primary School, 75 00
Ellen P. Shute, for one quarter's tuition in Pros- pect Hill Primary School, (assistant,) . 62 50
John Jameson, for one quarter's tuition in Fors- ter Grammar School, . ·
250 00
Anna A. Hall, for one quarter's tuition in Pres- cott Intermediate School, 75 00
Martha B. Cutter, for one quarter's tuition in Prescott 1st Primary School, . 75 00
Jennett W. Hastings, for eleven weeks' tuition Harvard Primary School, 68 75
Isabelle Horne, for ten weeks' tuition in Prescott Grammar School, . 57 67
Susan M. Priest, for one quarter's tuition in Prescott 2d Primary School, . 50 00
Emeline F. Wyeth, for one quarter's tuition in Forster Primary School, · 75 00
Lucy C. Homer, for one quarter's tuition in Cherry Street Primary School, 62 50
Sarah A. Granville, for one quarter's tuition in Forster Grammar School, 75 00
Mary O. Giles, for one quarter's tuition in Med- ford Street Primary School, . 75 00
Harriet Hill, for one quarter's tuition in Frank- lin Intermediate School, 75 00
Samuel John Pike, for one quarter's tuition in High School, 375 00
Elizabeth Welch, for one quarter's tuition in Maple Street Primary School, 75 00
Lydia A. Pearce, for one quarter's tuition in High School, 100 00
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Paid Caroline S. Hopkins, for one quarter's tuition in Prospect Hill Grammar School, $75 00 Lydia S. King, for one quarter's tuition in Pros- pect Hill Intermediate School, 75 00
Taggard, for desks and chairs, . 10 40
Susan C. Russell, for books furnished and sundries, 7 93 D. B. Wheeler, for one quarter's tuition in Pres- cott Grammar School, . 250 00
George T. Littlefield, for one quarter's tuition in Franklin Grammar School, . 250 00
Susan C. Russell, for one quarter's tuition in Walnut Hill School, 100 00
D. A. Hartwell, for express work, 5 01
John Lane, for building fires in Prescott School three months, 20 00
J. A. Cogswell, for keys, .
2 00
Pond & Dunklee, for iron bar, . 2 25
E. Wyman, for gross screws, . 50
1 50
Michael Manning, for boxing clay and labor, · Bradbury & Tenney, for building platform to pump, . ·
10 53
Crosby, Nichols & Co., for writing books, pen- cils and crayons, . 100 89
Mary N. Howard, for one quarter's tuition in Franklin Grammar School, . 75 00
Lucy A. Dudley, for one quarter's tuition in High School, 100 00
Wm. Eaton, for repairing lightning rods, . 1 50
$15,893 85
HIGHWAYS.
Paid Christopher Caldwell, for labor, $73 00
Ives Hill, for one month's labor, 30 00
John N. White, for repairing harness, &c., 11 67
William Johnson & Co., for lumber, . 33 04
Charles Bird, for labor and stock furnished, 19 75
Abram Welch, for three months' labor, 187 50
Augustus Hitchens, for three months' labor, 111 00
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Paid A. Tufts, for cement, $1 50
Merrifield & Co., for shovel, 1 00
Thomas Murray, for labor, 10 00
John S. Sandborn, for labor, thirty-five days, 35 00
John Gary, for labor, sixty-six days, . 66 00
· Thomas Fitz Morris, for labor, sixty-five days, . 65 00
Thomas Garven, for labor, sixty-six days, . 66 00
A. Gould, for hay, 17 14
James Motherway, for labor, thirty-five days, 35 00
Edward Brown, for labor of men and horses, 128 75
Garret Kief, for labor, sixty-five and one-half days, 65 50
John Cary, for labor sixty-three and one-half days, 63 50
Seward Dodge, for blacksmithing, 30 67
Michael Powers, for sixty-six days' labor, . 77 00
Kinsley Wallace, for two months' labor, 58 00
Osgood Dane, for stone chips, . 15 12
Patrick Riley, for carting stone,
38 00
Christopher Caldwell, for carting stone, and labor of men, 177 64
D. A. Marrett, for grain, &c., . 120 67
Patrick Riley, for carting stone, gravel and labor, . 111 25
Christopher Caldwell, for carting stone, gravel and labor, 214 75
Edward Brown, for carting stone, gravel, and labor, . 169 75
D. & F. Locke, for gravel, 25 00
H. B. Runey, for wagon, &c., . 35 50 .
Barnard Gorman, for labor with team, 67 50
James Driscoll, for carting gravel, 93 75
J. B. Proctor, for a horse bought, 40 00
I. C. Prentiss, for horse collar, . 3 50
James McNulty, labor of men and teams, . 52 50
M. W. Houghton, for straw, 10 82
Oliver Dickson, for stone drag, .
5 00
James McNulty, for carting gravel,
63 75
Patrick Riley, for carting gravel, 24 37
Barnard Gorman, for twenty days' labor of team,
60 00
Edward Brown, for thirty-one and one-half days' labor of teams, 118 12
45
Paid Seward Dodge, for blacksmithing, . $51 42
Garret Kief, for seventy-one days' labor, 71 00
D. A. Marrett, for grain, . 185 18
G. W. Wheeler, for repairing pump, . 6 25
Abram Welch, for three months' labor, 187 50
Michael Powers, for seventy-two days' labor, 84 00
John Carey, for seventy-one and one-half days' labor, . 71 50
Augustus Hitchens, for three months' labor, 111 00
Kinsley Wallace, for three months' labor, . 90 00
Timothy Ford, for twenty-four and one-half days' labor, . 24 50
John Nolan, for thirty-seven days' labor, . 37 00
James Barry, for fifty-two days' labor, 52 00
Patrick Egan, for seventeen days' labor, . 17 00
Patrick Crowing, for forty-nine and one-half days' labor, . . 49 50
James Miles, for fifty days' labor, 50 00
Thomas Garven, for seventy-four and one-half days' labor, . 74 50
Patrick Walsh, for thirty-seven days' labor,
37 00
Thomas Fitz Morris, for seventy-three days' labor, . 73 00
Andrew Kelley, for fifty-one days' labor, . 51 00
James Motherway, for seventy-three and one-half days' labor, . 73 50
Michael Cadden, for forty-one and one-half days' labor, . 41 50
David Crossgrow, for six and one-half days' labor, 6 50
James Grady, labor, forty-six and one-half days, 46 50
Edward Garven, for four days' labor, 4 00
John Garey, for seventy-three and one-half days' labor, . 73 50 .
Jesniah Henry, for seven days' labor, 7 00
Patrick McKenney, for seven days' labor, . 7 00
Edward Walsh, for thirty-six days' labor, . 36 00
M. Sweeney, for nineteen days' labor, 19 00
Thomas Talbot, for fifty-eight days' labor, .
58 00
David Myrick, for twenty-seven and one-half days' labor, . 27 50
46
Paid Patrick Baldwin, for forty-eight and one-half days' labor, . $48 50 John S. Sandborn, for sixty-six and one-half days' labor, . 66 50
Michael Owen, for twenty-nine and one-half days' labor, . 29 50
John Cremens, for five days' labor, 5 00
Michael Clark, for two days' labor, . 2 00
Henry Talbot, for forty-three and one-half days' labor, . 43 50
M. P. Sandborn, for blacksmithing,
1 85
Christopher Caldwell, for labor of men and teams, . 346 25
James McNulty, for labor of teams, 69 00
John Dugan, for gravel, 17 65
James McNulty, for labor of men and teams,
66 56
Joseph Whitney, for surveys,
26 00
Charles J. Barry, for cement,.
3 50
Edward Brown, for labor of teams, .
15 00
James McNulty, for labor of teams, .
72 00
Geo. H. Foster, for carriage hire,
21 00
Charles J. Barry, for hay, .
9 73
John N. White, for horse collars, repairing har- nesses, &c., . 17 41
John Sandborn, for brick, . 12 60
I. W. Tuttle, for carpenter work, 6 75
Gove, Rose & Co., for paving, .
11 37
Barnard Gorman, for grading Curtis Street,
410 67
Christopher Caldwell, for labor of men and teams, . 295 75
Meacham, West & Co., for lumber,. 44 29
I. W. Tuttle, for labor and lumber, . 9 37
Caleb Bucknam, for laying drain, stock for the same, 10 00
D. A. Marrett, for grain, . 166 17
Seward Dodge, for blacksmithing, 27 29
Augustus Hitchens, for three months' labor,
111 00
Kinsley Wallace, for three months' labor, . 90 00
John Sargent, for surveying Curtis Street, 35 00
Thomas Fitz Morris, for seventy-two days' labor, 72 00
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Paid Thomas Garven, for seventy-four days' labor,
$74 00
James Barry, for forty-three days' labor, . 43 00
Timothy Ford, for seventy-two and one-half days' labor, . 72 50
James Motherway, for fifty-eight days' labor, 58 00
John Garey, for fifty-eight days' labor, 58 00
Andrew Kelley, for fifty-seven days' labor, 57 00
Michael Caddan, for nine days' labor,
9 00
Charles Crowing, for twenty-four days' labor, ·
24 00
Michael Powers, for seventy-three and one-half days' labor, . 85 75
Abram Welch, for three months' labor, 187 50
John Carey, for fifty-six and one-half days' labor, 56 50
Garret Kief, for seventy-four and one-half days' labor, . 74 50
Patrick Egan, for forty and one-half days' labor, 40 50
John Nolan, for thirty days' labor, 30 00
John Leland, for wheel-jack, repairs of wagons, &c., 3 24
Samuel Littlefield, for stone chips, 10 10
George S. Adams, for stone chips, 23 32
A. C. Sandborn, for flagging stones, posts, &c., . 44 44
D. A. Marrett, for grain and sundries, 182 75
Thomas Fitz Morris, for sixty-six and one-half days' labor, . 66 50
Timothy Ford, for forty-six days' labor, .
46 00
Patrick Egan, for sixty-three days' labor, . 63 00
Edmund Rhodes, for forty-three days' labor,
43 00
James Wakefield, for forty-eight days' labor, 48 00
G. A. & A. L. Sandborn, for neat's-foot oil,
74
Thomas Garven, for sixty-five and one-half days' labor, . 65 50
Garret Kief, for sixty-two and one-half days' labor,. . 62 50
Samuel Trull, for labor furnished, 16 62
Kinsley Wallace, for seventy-five days' labor, 75 00
Augustus Hitchens, for labor, .
32 50
Seward Dodge, for blacksmithing,
134 62
Wm. Munroe, for wheelbarrows, pick handles, hammer handles, &c., . 36 05 .
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Paid J. Murphy, and sixty-five others, for two thou- sand, three hundred thirty-six and a half days' labor, at fifty cents per day, . . $1,168 25
$9,511 95
MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid G. A. & A. L. Sandborn, for fluid and fluid can, $19 77
Wm. O. Haskell, for settees, 7 15
F. R. & Z. Kinsley, for brick, . 4 80
G. A. & A. L. Sandborn, for sponge and leather, 1 12
D. A. Marrett, for brooms and brushes, 1 20
B. Loring, & Co., for books for Town Treasurer, 18 31 John Harrington, for bed comforters, 4 00
Jesse Simpson, for releasing land to Dr. Sabine, .
14 06
E. Kennedy, for gas fixtures,
57 58
Ira Thorpe, for care of the Pound,
20 00
H. B. Runey, for collecting assessments, and taking number of births,
90 60
Charles H. Hudson, Esq., for professional ser- vices, . 10 00
Benjamin Hadley, for labor, digging drain and drain stone, . 20 10
J. S. Ware, for a lot of manure, 5 00
James S. Fullam, & Co., for damage to carriage in snow drift, 18 00
Charles H. Bullard, for cheese, apples, &c.,
1 46
Peoples' M. F. I. Co., for insurance on Prescott School-house, .
11 00
Lane & Wheeler, for record books, (T. Clerk's,)
12 50
Lane & Wheeler, for check books, receipt books, for Town Treasurer, 3 50
for recording two deeds, . 1 35
Thomas Young, for taking care of committee room, . 14 00
The Mechanics' M. F. I. Co., for carpenter's risk, 3 50
Evans Cushing, for mowing, 20 00
F. L. Raymond's bill for the printing of tax bills, &c., 72 20
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Paid Merrifield, & Co., for lead pipe and sundries, . $17 69
Jarius Mann, for police services, 21 00
Caleb Bucknam, for police services, . 18 50
Bradbury & Tenney, for labor on committee room, 5 35
Mechanics' M. F. I. Co., for carpenter's risk, 1 85
Seward Dodge, for iron work for engine house, . 17 25
Charles E. Gilman, for recording births and deaths, . 29 50
E. C. Purdy, for auditing the late collector's accounts, 25 00
The Quincy M. F. I. Co., for insurance, 31 00
The People's M. F. I. Co., for insurance, . 11 00
The Citizens' M. F. I. Co., for insurance, . 11 00
The Citizens' M. F. I. Co., for insurance, . 23 50
Patrick Callahan, for services as night watch, 1 00
Charles Bird, Jr., for carpenter work, 4 58
H. B. Runey, for buckets for lock-up, 3 00
Caleb Bucknam, for building reservior in Broad- way, 440 00
H. B. Runey, for distributing laws, notifying meetings, &c., 25 50
Bradbury & Tenney, for carpenter work and stock, . 39 40
Forrestall, Parmlee & Co., for tax abated,
64 00
Jarius Mann, for police services, 24 00
Putnam, & Co., one-fourth the expense of water- ing Milk Street, . 250 00
Thomas Young, for care of Town Hall, 10 75
Bradbury & Tenney, for laying attic floor for engine house, 5 51
Patrick Terry, for two days' labor, · 4 00
Burt & Lincoln, for professional services, . 10 00
Ira Thorpe, for care of the Pound, . 20 00
Boston Light Artillery, for firing salute Feb. 1, '58, 40 00
G. A. & A. L. Sandborn, for fluid, . 9 26
H. B. Runey, for notifying town meetings, and other services, 43 50
Wm. White, voting lists, &c., . 41 13
Charles K. Darling, for tax and collector's books, 4 20
J. Q. Twombly, for painting, . .
3 25
7
50
Paid Charles K. Darling, for books, . . $1 17 F. L. Raymond, for tax bills, stationery, &c., 30 65
$1,718 74
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Paid G. A. & A. L. Sandborn, for refreshments fur- nished at fires, $40 33
A. Hood, for sleds for engine, . 7 00
Webster Engine Co., for refreshments, 6 00
J. & J. E. Holt, for badges, 5 78
G. A. & A. L. Sandborn, for sundries furnished, 11 74
Currier & Dutton, for refreshments furnished, . 15 00
E. K. Griffin, for express work, . 4 25
Authur W. Tufts, for fuel, 17 75
Cambridge Gas Co., for gas furnished, 10 40
Seward Dodge, for repairing engine, . 12 25
Charles Bird, Jr., for hose and hose couplings,
18 82
Hunneman, & Co., for repairing engine, 237 45
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