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120 00
Martha Hadley, 6 months' interest on $700,
21 00
Levi Jones, 1 year's interest on $5,000,
300 00
Henry Partridge, 6 months' interest on $3,000,
109 50
66 66
109 50
Amount carried forward,
$7,993 49
5
34
Amount brought forward, $7,993 49
Paid Miss B. Cruden, 6 months' interest on $20,000, 550 00
Cambridgeport Savings Bank, 6 months' interest on $6,000, 180 00
Mrs. Lucy Bell, 6 months' interest on $5,154, 150 00
Warren Institution for Savings, 6 months' inter- est on $12,000, 330 00
$9,203 49
SCHOOLS.
Paid John Barry, labor, $6 00
J. F. Dobson, insurance, 107 50
Jacob Caswell, repairing pumps,
4 00
G. W. Walker, ash pan,
2 00
W. W. Willowby, repairs,
5 44
J. F. Dobson, insurance, 120 00
Leonard Arnold, repairs,
78 00
Cyrus Cook, stationery,
138 59
J. Savage, labor,
6 18
J. Doolittle, rent of room,
43 75
Daniel Pratt & Son, repairs to clocks,
39 91
Chas. G. Pope, books,
35 26
A. B. Morss, printing,
6 00
Wm. London, express,
9 65
Anger & Co., teaming,
27 00
George Russell, night soil,
9 00
· Morgan & Co., ink,
18 35
Cyrus G. Cook, stationery,
56 68
Wm. G. Shattuck, furniture,
91 59
66 66 66 . .
135 43
repairs,
6 22
Chas. J. Barry, fuel, 269 28
E. M. Prescott, books,
1 64
Leonard Arnold, repairs,
274 37
Amount carried forward,
$1,491 84
35
Amount brought forward,
$1,491 84
Paid Janitors, one quarter's salary,
189 27
Teachers, “ 66
5,356 55
E. L. Weeks, labor,
2 50
E. K. Griffin, express,
5 50
Geo. W. Tressen, repairs,
62 18
John White, rent school-room,
25 00
Jairus Mann, extra labor,
5 95
O. S. Knapp, professional service,
10 75
S. S. Bazillian, repairs,
9 08
E. L. Weeks, brooms,
2 16
A. Coan, awnings,
1 50
J. B. Kendall, insurance,
206 00
E. Forbes, tuning piano,
2 00
G. W. Tressen, repairs,
30 87
Chas. J. Barry, fuel,
92 00
A. A. Roberts, books,
6 31
M. E. Proctor,
2 92
J. Wilson, 66
4 82
J. N. White, rent,
18 75
Janitors, quarter's salary,
188 50
Teachers, quarter's salary,
3,721 96
J. Doolittle, rent, 44 35
-
A. B. Morss, printing,
15 50
Powers, Cook & Co., moving piano,
4 00
Miss Lucia Drew, teacher, 8 00
J. B. Kendall, insurance,
350 00
Robert B. Howe, repairs,
14 30
J. Q. Twombly, painting,
18 20
Vinal & Walker, groceries,
3 01
George T. Littlefield, books,
14 35
J. A. Merrifield, repairs stoves,
31 33
Joseph Doolittle, rent of room,
43 75
David Sanborn, Jr., repairs High School,
58 23
66
66 66 Union
50 00
Amount carried forward,
$12,091 43
36
Amount brought forward, 13089 81
Paid B. W. Dunkley & Co., Furnace and Pipes for Prescott School House, 180 64
Gardner Chilson, Ventilator, and Furnace fixtures, 39 43
Margaret McCarty, cleaning School Room, 1 50
W. G. Shattuck, furniture for School Houses, 113 45
Margaret McCarty, rent of School Room, use of Stove, &c. 9 00
J. Q. Twombly, setting 29 lights of Glass, 4 65
D. A. Marrett, Duster and Broom, 2 39
George T. Littlefield, Janitor's services in Frank-
lin School House, 1 qr. to Feb. 28, 17 50
Mary E. Proctor, tuition in Forster Primary School to Feb. 28, 75 00
Edward W. Howe, tuition in Forster Grammar School to Feb. 28, 250 00
S. D. Hadley, Music Lessons in Schools, 2 mos. to Feb. 28, 36 67
John Wilson, tuition in Prescott Grammar School to Feb. 28, 250 00
Ellen P. Shute, tuition in Forster Sub-Primary School to Feb. 28, 75 00
Josephine D. Smith, tuition in Forster Interme- diate School to Feb. 28, 75 00
Edwin L. Weeks, Brooms and Brushes,
1 42
Margaret McCarty, care of Maple Street School Room 1 quarter to Feb. 28, 7 50
Elizabeth W. Shelton, tuition in Harvard Pri- mary School to Feb. 28, 75 00
Lizzie Gerry, tuition in Prospect Hill Grammar School, to Feb. 28, 75 00
Caroline A. Osborne, tuition in Franklin Inter- mediate School to Feb. 28, 62 50
Margaret McCarty, rent of School Room for Maple Street Sub-Primary School to Feb. 28, John Sullivan, service as Janitor in Forster School House, to Feb. 28, 17 50
2 17
Amount carried forward, 14461 13
37
Amount brought forward, 14461 13
Paid E. M. Paul, Carpenter Work on School Houses,
to Feb. 28, 39 02
C. H. Bullard, Basket and Pail, 75
Charles Coverly, Express on Bundles, 2 13
Crosby, Nichols, Lee & Co., Stationery, Books, &c. 39 66
Olive B. Jackman, tuition in Prescott Interme- diate School to Feb. 28, 75 00
Lydia S. King, tuition in Prospect Hill Interme- diate School to Feb. 28, 75 00
Caroline S. Plimpton, tuition in Medford Street Sub-Primary School to Feb. 28, 75 00
Mary O. Giles, tuition in Medford Street Prima- ry School to Feb. 28, and Books furnished, 79 60
Susan M. Priest, tuition in Prescott Primary School to Feb. 28, 75 00
Anna A. Hall, tuition in Prescott Sub-Interme- diate School to Feb. 28, 62 50
Isabel S. Horne, tuition in Prescott Grammar School to Feb. 28, 75 00
E. K. Griffin, Express Work, 5 50
Almira L. White, tuition in Maple Street Pri- mary School to Feb. 28, 75 00
Henry H. Babcock, tuition in High School to Feb. 28, 337 50
N. B. Mountford, services as Janitor in Prescott School House, 1 qr. to Feb. 28, 22 50
Mary Page, tuition in Maple St. Primary School to Feb. 28, 39 00
Harriet Hill, tuition in Franklin Intermediate School to Feb. 28, 75 00
Susan C. Russell, tuition in Walnut Hill School to Feb. 28, and expense for care of House, 105 50
G. A. & A. L. Sanborn, Brooms, Brushes, &c. 10 16
Susan C. Russell, sundries furnished Walnut Hill School, 60
Almira L, White, Books furnished indigent Scholars, and for School, 6 63
Amount carried forward, 15742 18
38
Amount brought forward,
$24,228 62
Paid S. C. Hunt, 10 81
John Wilson, 49 58
John Wilson, janitor, 20 00
Robert Howe, slating,
15 00
G. W. Walker, shovels and dust pans,
12 50
American Tablet Company, slate surface,
2 25
Annie Gilson, books,
3 00
Janitors, one quarter's salary,
163 50
Teachers, "
6,653 30
H. Coffin, altering room at hose house,
61 17
Mrs. Casey, cleaning school houses,
14 50
Joseph Doolittle, rent school-room,
50 45
Cyrus P. Cooke, stationery,
5 23
Ellen P. Shute, books,
5 08
John Davis, balance bill sundries,
66 17
J. A. Merrifield, stoves and repairs,
70 00
$31,431 16
Cr
Received of State Treasurers, from school fund,
$365 70
$31,065 46
Appropriation,
$30,000
HIGHWAYS.
Paid John Fitzgerald, labor, Walnut Street, 253 50
George L. Richardson, surveying,
100 00
Bennet & Welch, drain tile,
12 00
Wellington Bros., coal,
2 75
Wm. Read & Son, powder,
6 98
Ames Plow Company, shovels, etc.,
17 46
S. W. Fuller & Co., lumber,
90 35
66 66
10 84
Vinal & Walker, grain, etc.,
46 83
Amount carried forward,
$540 71
39
Amount brought forward,
$540 71
Paid S. D. Carter, horse collar,
3 00
Rogers & Sheldon, spikes,
7 50
Francis Houghton, manure,
16 00
J. A. White, repairs harnesses,
5 75
Chas. J. Barry, hay,
5 02
Ames Plow Company, shovels, etc.,
16 25
N. & L. R. R., hauling gravel,
230 11
D. Sanborn, repairs, 37 73
Wm. T. Dole, sleds, 250 00
Vinal & Walker, grains, etc.,
30 12
W.m. Hodgkins, blacksmith,
21 75
F. Henderson, three months Superintendent Streets, 225 00
labor sundry persons, 1,843 10
100 25
Ed. Burke, labor, self and horses,
18 00
Chas. Guild, oil,
2 25
F. Henderson, potatoes,
12 75
Nelson Howe, pick handles,
3 75
Oliver Tufts, pair of oxen and labor,
284 50
Wm. H. Bustin, horse collar,
7 00
Chas. J. Barry, hay and cement,
51 84
Vinal & Walker, grain and meal,
36 30
Seward Dodge, blacksmith,
56 00
J. Leland, repairs,
23 95
J. N. White, repairs harnesses,
12 15
Ed. Burke, labor,
132 00
F. Henderson, hay,
24 13
A. Boynton, straw,
22 50
Wm. Read, powder,
6 00
Ames Plow Co., sundries,
4 63
66 66 yoke,
10 45
Vinal & Walker, grain and meal,
60 23
Town of Winchester, taxes,
7 50
Joseph Clark, hay and gravel,
127 56
Amount carried forward,
$4,238 78
66 manure,
-
-
40
Amount brought forward,
$4,238 78 -
Seward Dodge, blacksmith, 28 46
J. Leland, repairs, 6 00
J. W. Plummer, painting, 23 50
Ames Plow Co., plow points,
3 12
Wm. Read, powder, 6 75
F. Henderson, sundries, 11 09
James McNulty, stone, 24 80
E. Teal & Co., cast spire, etc.,
6 00
Town & Fuller, bevel, etc., 3 25
Chester Guild, oil, 1 60
F. Henderson, hay, 17 85
E. Teal & Co., stone drag, 7 00
F. Henderson, labor to sundry persons to Sept. 1, 2,093 96 Smith & Lovett, paving hammer, 2 00
Oliver Tufts, hay, 12 62
Ed. Burke, teams and labor,
74 00
Oliver Dickson, repairs,
9 25
Mrs. James Rooney, stone,
22 50
S. W. Fuller & Co., lumber,
12 65
Nathan Tufts, Jr., grain,
61 28
Ames Plow Co., road points,
4 75
Geo. Kendall, straw,
35 85
-
29 54
Geo. Russell, hay, .. 66
28 13.
Wm. Hodgkins, blacksmith,
9 83
F. Henderson, Superintendent of Streets, 225 00
Nathan Tufts, Jr., grain,
69 58
Union Glass Co., cinders, 9 00
A. Spring, gravel, 56 25
A. C. Sanborn, curb-stone, etc.,
37 30
C. J. Barry, hay,
56 57
James T. Reavin, ashes,
7 90
E. M. Walker & Co., grain and meal,
120 25
J. N. White, repairs, 4 35
Amount carried forward,
$7,360 76
41
Amonnt brought forward,
$7,360 76
Paid Evans Cushing, hay,
20 60
Wm. Read & Son, ` 5 95
Denis Collins, breaking stone,
149 50
35 60
E. Deming, hay, Wm. C. Brooks, hay (two bills), 66 coal,
21 26
2 75
U. S. Brown, hay,
23 14
Sherriff & Co., brushes,
5 00
Wm. Read & Son, powder,
5 50
Johannot & Saunders, powder,
1 60
B. F. Ricker, labor,
10 00
Abijah Hastings, hay,
30 88
G. W. Symes, shoeing,
16 85
Oliver Tufts, hay,
83 21
Seward Dodge, blacksmith,
37 50
Sundry persons, labor one quarter to Dec. 1, 2,033 10
138 00
F. Henderson, salary, one quarter, Superintendent, 225 00
John R. Poor, carrots, 45 00
Osgood B. Dane, chipstone,
23 10
N. W. Edson, sundries,
6 59
P. H. Walker, powder, 6 75
6 45
Wm. C. Brooks, hay,
10 52
E. M. Walker & Co., grain, etc.,
72 15
66 66 66
53 33
Nathan Tufts, Jr., grain,
28 80
T. Nickerson, stone,
36 75
Wm. A. Mason, surveying,
81 00
John Barry, labor,
26 00
O. S. Foster, bricks,
22 00
Ames' Plow Company, shovels,
24 50
S. Lawrence, hay,
24 49
Wm. Read & Son, powder,
23 50
Amount carried forward,
$10,697 13
6
Edmund Burke, labor, men and horses,
Wm. Read & Son, powder,
42
Amount brought forward,
$10,697 13
Paid J. N. White, repairs,
1 85
Eben C. Mann, hay, 16 74
S. W. Fuller, lumber,
1 46
Joseph Clarke, hay, etc.,
49 99
E. M. Walker, meal, etc.,
10 20
N. W. & C. F. Edson, grain, etc.,
54 58
David Berrey, breaking roads,
50 00
Alanson Bond, 66
46 00
Ames' Plow Company, shovels,
17 50
F. Henderson, labor, breaking roads,
102 00 1
George Russell, 1,063 loads, stone,
63 78
Levi Russell, breaking roads,
5 00
F. Henderson, labor, one quarter, to March 1,
1,931 38
66 one quarter's salary,
225 00
sundries, 1
12 60
66 hay, 22 75
Oliver Tufts, 19 59
G. W. Symes, shoeing, 11 37
William Hodgsdon, shoeing, etc.,
15,01
Wellington Brothers, coal,
2 25
J. Hollis, labor,
2 00
Seward Dodge, blacksmith, 44 83
N. W. Edson, grain, etc., 62 45
J. Leland, repairs, 8 15
D. A. Sanborn, labor on fences and stables, 40 64
$13,514 25
Cr.
Received from West Cambridge, repairs bridge, $54 43
John Fitzgerald, sled, 30 00
Charlestown Water Board, labor, 29 00 Fire Department, hauling engine, 10 00 Henry Moore, gravel, · 3 00
F. Henderson, sale of horse, 100 00
F. Henderson, sale of cart, 50 00
Amounts carried forward, $276 43 $13,514 25
43
Amounts brought forward,
$276 43 $13,514 25
Received from E. M. Walker, potatoes, 65 00
F. Henderson, potatoes, 127 00
Fire Department, horse keeping, 102 50 First Congregational Church, gravel, 22 00
Mr. Holt, for loam,
50 00
642 93
$12,871 32
Appropriation,
$12,000
MISCELLANEOUS.
Charles K. Darling, stationery, -
4 48
Francis Tufts, costs in Court,
5 75
Charles S. Lincoln, professional service,
116 60
Philip Johnson, repairs to fence,
6 16
Vinal & Walker, rent of hall,
70 00
Horace Partridge, stationery, 66
40
J. C. Joslin, pound keeping,
25 00
A. B. Morss, printing report,
400 00
State Industrial School, board A. Eaton,
13 00
Wm. H. Fletcher, medical attendance,
1 00
Mystic Water Board, hydrant,
70 81
William H. Weston, stamps,
1 00
State Reform School, board of boys,
32 50
A. B. Morss, printing,
37 00
Probate Court, recording deed,
65
William H. Weston, stamps,
2 00
Home Insurance Company, policy 1,993,
37 50
Charles K. Darling, stationery,
2 75
Chevilier & Dane, carriage hire,
12 00
Probate Court, recording deed,
65
Amount carried forward, $846 62
7 37
44
Amount brought forward,
$846 62
A. B. Morss, printing, 29 10
I. B. Kendall, insurance hose house, 204 75
J. Q. Twombly, painting, 66
16 47
David A. Sanborn, Jr., repairs,
20 25
State Reform School, board boys,
27 14
J. Q. Twombly, painting,
5 00
B. F. Ricker, whitewashing,
5 00
Clarke Bennet, ins. less div.,
54 00
Mystic Water Board, hydrant, Flint Street, . 66 hydrant, and Town's propor-
tion of pipe on Sycamore Street. 450 00
Charles K. Darling, stationery, 12 03
J. C. Bullard, check book, 1 50
Clarke Bennet, insurance,
20 00
Charles Trull, services, 69 50
Henry A. Davis, sealing weights and measures, 6 75
Isaac F. Redfield, law opinion, 25 00
Somerville Light Infantry, May training and muster, 511 50
R. A. Vinal, land Union Square, 195 83
James McCane, damages, 50 00
Isaac Redfield, professional service,
65 00
Chas. S. Lincoln, 66
215 85
Chas. K. Darling, stationery,
4 15
E. C. Bailey, advertising,
1 50
Charles O. Rogers, "
2 25
Mystic Water Board, lowering hydrants, etc.,
239 75
A. B. Morss, printing,
41 25
Charles Marrs, bounty,
50 00
First Congregational Church, rent of rooms,
65 00
H. B. Raney, notifying town, etc., 26 50
.A. B. Morss, printing tax bills, 26 25
Jairus Mann, obtaining list of births, 43 05
Charles K. Darling, State Aid record, 1 25
Amount carried forward,
$3,420 61
26 62
61 75
45
Amount brought forward, $3,420 61
Paid Charles E. Gilman, stationery and registering, 81 00
Aaron Gay, stationery, 39 83
Hooper, Lewis & Co., marriage certificates,
7 00
Thomas Cunningham, bell straps,
87
Martin Fay, transporting town safes,
20 00
Ira Thorp, storing letters, 7 50
B. Randall, Collector, stationery etc., 36 05
D. A. Sanborn, Jr., lumber and labor,
5 86
$3,618 72
Cr.
Received of Geo. Hadley, use Town Hall, $35 00
Geo. F. Conant, on hydrant, 30 00
J. E. Whitcomb, 66
35 40
Geo. Hadley, use Town Hall, 5 00
F. G. Hartshorn, on hydrant, 32 87
A. Merlin, rent of tenement, 43 75 '
State Treasurer, rent of armory,
150 00
66 amt. paid to military, 511 50
S. L. Nickerson, one-half hydrant, on Glen and Flint Streets, 30 87
Chas. H. Guild, one-half Lowry Hy- drant, corner of Mount Pleasant and Perkins Streets,
90 00
A. Merlin, rent of tenement, 12 50
Francis Tufts, Esq., fines collected, 2 00
978 89
$2,639 83
Appropriation, 5,000 00
SUPPORT OF POOR.
Paid Mrs. Charles Murphy, order, 4 00
J. C. Magoun, paupers to Tewksbury,
13 00
Ellen Galagher, medicine, 2 00
Amount carried forward, $19 00 .
46
Amount brought forward,
$19 00
Paid City of Charlestown, board of paupers,
55 65
Charles J. Barry, fuel, 82 75
24 16
P. Rafferty, paupers to Tewksbury,
7 00
A. Eddie, groceries, 66 41 00
47 00
Felex McCusca, order,
3 00
P. Rafferty, paupers to Tewksbury,
8 00
George Mclaughlin, groceries,
22 00
Mrs. Porter, order,
3 00
David Harrington, order,
1 00
Vinal & Walker, groceries,
9 00
Ann Murphy, order,
4 00
John Berry, order,
1 00
E. L. Weeks, groceries,
16 00
Patrick Terry, rent,
3 50
E. L. Weeks, groceries,
20 00
James Foley, order,
1 00
J. Wilson, rent,
3 50
P. Rafferty, transporting paupers, 19 00
G. A. & A. L. Sanborn, groceries, 38 00
C. D. Fulsom, dry goods, 21 05
David Walsh, order,
8 00
P. Rafferty, transporting paupers,
8 00
Roberts Brothers, groceries,
28 00
Charles J. Barry, fuel,
35 25
John Holmes, groceries,
2 99
George Mclaughlin, groceries,
17 00
G. A. & A. L. Sanborn, groceries,
10 00
66 66 two bills,
13 00
P. Rafferty, transporting paupers.
8 00
E. L. Weeks, groceries, 25 00
E. L. Weeks, groceries, 20 00
Amount carried forward, $658 85
S. L. Downing, board T. Morrell, Charles J. Barry, fuel,
34 00
47
Amount brought forward,
$658 85
John Murphy, order,
1 00
Wm. C. Brooks & Co., fuel,
162 24
T. Dwyer, orders,
6 50
State Massachusetts, two bills, board of children,
152 57
Vermont Asylum,
H. Kinsley, 100 00
C. J. Barry, fuel,
11 50
Chas. D. Fulsom, dry goods,
5 00
Lockhart & Seeley, coffins,
10 50
66 66 66
6 00
Roberts Bro., groceries,
5 00
E. L. Weeks, 66
20-00
Isaac Trask,
61 00
N. W. Edson, 66 ·
21 50
Chas. D. Fulsom, dry goods, 7 51
3 00
Philip Eberley, boots, 2 87
Brattleboro' Asylum, board of Otis Russell, 130 00
John C. Magoun, feeding paupers,
13 00
John Wilson, rent,
6 00
Mary A. Flaid, cash,
2 00
J. H. Morton, groceries,
10 00
Samuel Littlefield, "
4 00
Chas. Mongan, two bills, 45 00
Geo. Mclaughlin, “
20 00
Lewis & Eldridge; "
23 00
C. J. Barry, fuel,
51 61
C. D. Fulsom, dry goods,
22 10
E. L. Weeks, merchandise,
10 00
Clarke Bennet, removing paupers,
7 00
Isaac Trask, merchandise, 44 75
Mass. Gen. Hospital, board of James Hoar,
42 43
E. M. Walker, merchandise, -
19 00
P. Rafferty, transporting paupers, 7 00
H. B. Runey, coffins, etc.,
21 00
Amount carried forward, $1,712 93
Chas. A. Barker, groceries,
48
Amount brought forward,
$1,712 93
Paid Wilson, rent of room, 3 00
E. M. Walker, merchandise
24 00
A. Eddie, 66
12 00
Stickney & Hadley, coffins,
10 00
Roberts Bros., merchandise,
4 00
Dr. N. I. Knight, medical attendance,
18 00
Thos. Dwyer, boots and shoes,
18 86
Isaac Trask, groceries,
15 00
David Sanborn, meals to lodgers,
31 00
Chas. J. Barry, fuel,
52 96
G. W. Patten, provisions,
3 00
E. L. Weeks, groceries,
20 00
City of Boston, support of C. M. Choate,
20 50
Enos Reed, boots and shoes,
49 55
Roberts Bros., groceries,
7 00
N. W. Edson,
6 00
W. C. Brooks, fuel,
209 25
Geo. Mclaughlin, groceries,
40 00
E. M. Walker,
12 00
Chas. Mongan, 66
21 00
J. Holmes,
8 00
J. Reed,
66
8 00
Wm. C. Brooks & Co., fuel,
302 50
N. W. & C. F. Edson, orders for groceries,
63 00
$2,671 55
Cr.
Received of City of Cambridge, $47 50
for labor, Jack Morrell, 20 50
of State of Mass., burial of paupers, 12 50
Town of Marblehead,
5 00
66 Milton, 19 00
City of Cambridge,
99 00
Town of Newbury,
5 00
Amounts carried forward, $208 50 $2,671 55
19
. Amounts brought forward,
$208 50 $2,671 55
Received from State Treasurer,
27 50
City of Boston,
8 00
State Treasurer,
5 00
249 00
Appropriation,
$2,500 00
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Paid G. A. & A. L. Sanborn, groceries,
3 50
J. W. & A. Roberts, 66
11 03
A. Eddie,
26 36
66 66
18 49
Washington Hose, refreshments,
15 00
Wm. E. Dickson, milk, 66
Steward H. Co.,
25 00
A. O. Abbott, Steward L. H. Co.,
14 06
G. A. & A. L. Sanborn, groceries,
45 35
Niagara Engine Company, refreshments,
15 00
Franklin Hose,
15 00
Medford No. 3,
20 00
Hook & Ladder,
66
10 00
Mystic Hose,
10 00
H. K. Bishop, ladders,
47 62
Charlestown Gas Company, gas,
8 60
John M. Noble, furniture,
32 65
Jairus Mann, stationery,
2 50
E. K. Griffin, express,
3 00
Michael Powers, carting,
1 00
Liberty Hose, refreshments,
10 00
Jairus Mann, oil, etc.,
4 00
Engine Company No. 1, pay roll in full,
-
152 17
66
66 furniture,
160 00
66
fire hats,
46 00
-
. Amount carried forward,
$703 83
1
7
$2,422 55
7 50
50
Amount brought forward,
$703 83
Paid C. Hubbard, hay, 26 97
Ed. Peacock, steward, 41 66
Massachusetts Hook & Ladder Company, refreshments, 19 00 Poor & Co., teaming, 6 00
Vinal & Walker, running hook & ladder six months, 75 00
R. G. Wentworth, steward, 11 44
Thomas Hollis, sundries,
2 35
Vinal & Walker, sundries,
13 49
groceries, 10 70
Henry Whiting, one month's salary,
80 00
Liberty Hose Company, six months' salary, 125 00
Engineers, four months' salary, 104 15
Shelton & Cheever, repairing hose, etc., 42 75
H. N. Hooper, repairing bell, etc., 3 89
Washington Hose, refreshments,
10 00
D. A. Sanborn, Jr., repairs, 35 35
66 66 " hay,
6 37
F. G. Williams, oil, etc.,
2 70
E. Dickson, labor, 7 00
Charles J. Barry, hay,
4 42
H. N. Hovey, oil,
3 00
H. L. Whitney, salary,
80 00
Charlestown Gas Company, gas,
4 11
E. K. Griffin, express,
11 10
Homer & Caldwell, crockery,
4 50
Charles K. Darling, stationery,
6 60
James Porter, steward,
6 00
Henry Whiting, salary,
80 00
66
washing,
3 50
Fitz & Winslow, fuel,
121 00
Isaac Trask, groceries,
13 48
Charles Williams, settees,
24 00
Kurtz, Swallow & Coflin, fall plate,
2 50
Jairus Mann, cleaning house,
2 00
Amount carried forward,
$1,693 86
51
Amount brought forward,
$1,693 86
Paid H. L. Whiting, salary,
80 00
Lawrence, Wild & Co., chairs,
15 00
Roberts Brothers, sundries,
9 53
Charles Trull, driver steamer,
200 00
Seward Dodge, blacksmithing,
25 95
Bunker Hill Hose, refreshments,
10 00
J. Leland, repairs,
3 00
B. W. Patten, refreshments,
1 50
C. J. Barry, hay,
4 55
P. R. Hubbard, hitch straps, etc.,
3 00
E. K. Griffin, express,
4 06
Henry L. Whiting, salary engineer, 80 00
Charles Trull, salary driver,
50 00
G. A. & A. L. Sanborn, refreshments,
24 20、
Wm. H. Hill, Jr., books,
3 33
J. W. Roberts, lamps, etc.,
2 65
Charlestown Gas Company, gas,
3 70
Engine No. 7, Cambridge, refreshments,
10 00
Caleb Page, services,
12 00
Hose Company, refreshments,
6 25
66
8 00
E. M. Walker, grain,
10 58
A. Knights, wood,
18 00
H. R. Bishop, ladtlers, '
30 00
Michael Powers, teaming,
4 00
Clark Bennet, insurance,
20 62
Mr. Shaw, hay,
25 97
H. N. Hovey, oil,
6 25
Henry Whiting, salary,
80 00
66 washing,
6 90
Red Jacket Hose, refreshments,
10 00
Henry Whiting, salary and washing,
82 50
Engineers' salaries,
162 50
J. F. Wild, teaming,
3 00
Amount carried forward,
$2,710 90
52
Amount brought forward,
$2,710 90
Paid Chas. Trull, salary,
100 00
J. Q. Twombly, painting,
5 80
D. B. Perkins, repairing,
8 00
L. Littlefield, sundries,
3 00
Isaac Trask,
4 50
Steamer Company, wages,
234 89
E. M. Walker, grain, etc., two bills,
17 30
John H. Noble, clock,
10 00
Ed. Pepper, watching,
11 00
Cambridge Engine No. 1, refreshments,
20 00
S. Dudley, hay,
18 44
Evans Cushing, hay,
24 00
C. Davis, teaming,
1 50
Albert L. Sanborn, hire of horses, etc.,
14 00
Highway Department, board horses, etc.,
102 50
Cutter & Parker, window, etc.,
2 75
Henry A. Hall, tubing,
2 10
David A. Sanborn, packing hydrants,
21 50
sundries for department,
18 95
N. W. & C. F. Edson, fluid, etc.,
1 25
Hose Company, six months' pay,
252 50
Griffin's Express, expressing,
6 17
H. L. Whiting, salary and washing,
82 50
Chas. Trull, salary, 50 00
J. N. White, repairs, etc., 9 50
Isaac Trask, merchandise,
8 37
Nathan Tufts, Jr., grain and meal,
8 90
G. W. Tressen, repairs,
2 09
Hunneman & Co., sundries for department,
183 08
Frank Shadwell, steward Hose Company, 37 50
15 00
Union Glass Co., lanterns,
6 69
Seward Dodge, blacksmithing,
32 92
J. N. White, parts of harness,
24 05
Amount carried forward,
$4,051 65
Howard steamer, refreshments,
53
Amount brought forward, $4,051 65
Paid Red Jacket Hose Company, refreshments,
10 00
N. W. & C. F. Edson, grain, etc., 29 29
Chas. J. Barry, hay, 24 36
Daniel Webster Engine Company, refreshments,
10 00
Wm. C. Brooks, hay,
8 68
Union Glass Company, lanterns,
3 00
Cambridge Gas Company, gas engine house,
16 80
E. Spare, hook ladders,
8 60
Henry Whiting, salary and washing,
82 00
Chas. Trull, salary,
50 00
S. A. Davis, runners and steamer, etc.,
172 27
whippletrees and pole,
18 50
F. D. & L. H. Snow, running hook and ladder eight months, 100 00
J. A. Merrifield, fitting stoves,
8 32
Chas. Linehan, gravel,
4 20
$4,597 67
Appropriation,
$5,000
SOLDIERS' RELIEF.
Paid Bennon & Brown, groceries,
$10 00
Wm. C. Brooks & Co., fuel,
29 80
Charles J. Barry, fuel,
179 29
Mrs. Kenchiet, order,
25 00
Charles J. Barry, fuel,
31 13
Wellington Bros., fuel,
65 75
G. A. & A. L. Sanborn, groceries,
20 00
Bridgett Galagher, order,
5 00
Charles J. Barry, fuel,
7 00
Wm. C. Brooks & Co., fuel,
19 54
Vinal & Walker, groceries,
36 00
Wm. H. Weston, medicines,
1 00
Chas. J. Barry, fuel,
20 12
Amount carried forward,
$449 63
54
Amount brought forward,
$449 63
Paid Monahan, to bury child,
15 00
C. J. Barry, fuel, 6 62
Mrs. C. Plant, order,
6 00
J. M. Page, provisions,
5 06
Wm. C. Brooks & Co., fuel,
21 13
$503 44
Balance,
$478 00
POLICE.
Paid Chas. J. Barry, fuel, $3 75
Or. N. Town, services, 36 50
Michael Hanley, 66
22 00
Edward Pepper, 66
2 50
H. B. Runey,
91 75
Coleman Connelly, 66
24 00
Stephen Smith, 66
4 00
H. B. Runey,
148 87
Guild & Delano, badges,
33 00
Jairus Mann, services,
27 00
H. B. Runey,
138 00
E. Robinson & Co., handcuffs,
6 00
H. B. Runey, services,
138 00
M. R. Moore,
15 00
G. W. Tressen,
5 00
Ed. Pepper,
5 00
D. A. Sanborn, Jr.,
5 00
$705 37
Appropriation,
$700 00
SALARIES.
Paid Oren S. Knapp two months' salary, Superintendent Schools, $83 33
Amount carried forward, $83 33
55
Amount brought forward, $83 33
Paid J. H. Davis, one month's salary, Superintendent Schools, 41 67
Chas. E. Gilman, 3 months' salary, Town Clerk, 100 00
J. C. Magoun, Assessor, 50 00
J. H. Davis, Superintendent Schools, 125 00
P. Rafferty, Assessor, 200 00
Thomas Cunningham, Treasurer, 300 00
Jeremiah Stimpson, Assessor,
50 00
Chas. E. Gilman, three months' salary, Town Clerk,
100 00
Jeremiah Stimpson, Assessor, 150 00
150 00
John C. Magoun, Assessor,
J. H. Davis, Superintendent Schools, 125 00
B. Randall, collection, on account, 500 00
C. E. Gilman, one quarter's salary, Town Clerk, 100 00
Thos. Cunningham, one quarter's salary, Treasurer, 150 00
J. C. Magoun, Overseer of Poor, 100 00
Chas. E. Lincoln, one quarter's salary, Town Clerk, 100 00
Joshua HI. Davis,
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