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George W. Hopkins,
Repairs on High st. school house, 68 73
New Boston 3 18
Bank st. No. I, 40 10
Bank st. No. 2, 72 66
66 Park st. IO 25
Forbes & Uhlig,
Repairs on Peck st. school house, 17 40
C. A. Carpenter,
Posts for Adamsdale school house fence, 7 31
Oct. 8. James W. Gifford & Co.,
Repairs on S. Main st. school house, 77
East High 6 77
66 Sanford st. 8 27
George F. Knowles,
Repairs on City school house, 5 15
G. R. Adams,
Repairs on S. Main st. school house, 25 55
Nov. II. James W. Gifford & Co., Repairs on S. Main st. school house, 55
J. H. Lawson,
Repairs on Peck, Sanford, Farmers and New Boston school buildings, 44 14
A. Andrews,
Setting glass, School street school house, 2 00
Dec. 2. J. W. Gifford & Co.,
Repairs, Sanford st. school house, 39 19
9. Samuel E. Martin,
Repairs at Farmers school house, 5 00
63
ANNUAL REPORT.
1887.
Feb. 2. H. E. Snow, Repairing plaster, Dodgeville school house, $2 00
Unexpended balance, 48
$3,000 00
PINE STREET SCHOOL.
DR
18-6. March I. Unexpended balance, $2,136 00
CR.
May 6. L. Taylor, Teaming furniture, $3.50
B. & P. R. R. Co., Freight on furniture, 17 31
II. Gammons & Grant,
Balance of contract, 1,525 00
Wooden fronts coal bins, 4 50
27. G. N. Crandall, Grading lot, 42 55
Attleboro Fire District, One Crown meter, 15 00
June IO. Thomas Bradshaw, Cleaning Pine street house, 82
64
ANNUAL REPORT.
July 19. Gould & Angell,
To balance for archi- tectural services, $68 00
Aug. 5. L. V. Stearns, Varnishing seats, 2 00
I 2. O. D. Case & Co., Desks and seats, 333 59
Aug. 12. Gammons & Grant, Setting up desks and seats, 29 75
Sept. 2. Conant Ball Co., Chairs, 29 85
Oct. 8. William Webster,
Removing stone and fill- ing cellar, 20 00
Unexpended balance,
44 13
$2,136 00
SCHOOL APPARATUS.
DR.
1886.
March 1. Unexpended balance, $283 53
CR.
April 29.
Eimer & Amend,
Bill comprising 240 items,
$288 04
65
ANNUAL REPORT.
TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS.
DR.
1886.
March I. Appropriation,
$600 00
Unexpended balance, 22.1 00
$821 00
CR.
March 4. Seneca Cole,
$56 00
N. A. Durgin,
60 00
June 24. N. A. Durgin,
112 50
July 8. Seneca Cole,
105 00
Dec.
9. Seneca Cole,
105 00
24. R. B. Magaveny,
112 00
Unexpended balance,
270 00
$821 00
NEW SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION.
DR.
1886.
March 1. Unexpended balance,
$207 37
CR.
4. N. N. Plath,
Repairs on Falls school house, $9 64
April 22.
George W. Hopkins,
Repairs on Falls school
house,
50 60
66
ANNUAL REPORT.
Nov. II. James W. Gifford & Co., Repairs on Hebronville school house, $6 08
Albert Andrews, Repairs on Falls school house, 7 28
Bennett & French,
Repairs on City school house, 34 83
Unexpended balance,
98 94
$207 37
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
DR.
1886.
March 1. Unexpended balance, $2 36
Appropriation, 23,000 00
$23,002 36
CR.
Assigned to districts, $3,000 00
March 4. R. Manchester,
Stones for Cooper's bridge, 18 31
J. F. Allen,
Building temporary bridge, Clifton street, 23 00
Patrick McMann, Snow bill, District 9, II 77
H. K. W. Allen, Labor on temporary bridge, Adams- dale, 25 67
67
ANNUAL REPORT.
March 4. A. P. Martin,
Rope for temporary bridge Adams- dale, $32 30
H. K. W. Allen,
Expressage, Adamsdale, I 55
H. B. Wood & Co.,
1,31 I ft. spruce plank, Adamsdale, 24 29
G. F. Briggs,
Repairing washout in District 16, 44 67
Charles A. Bowen,
Repairing washout in District 12, 12 59
Patrick Gorman,
Repairing washout in District 15, 49 80
James George,
Repairing washout in District 19, Jonathan Cook,
20 80
Repairing washout in District 5, 206 07
Patrick Gorman,
Repairing washout in District 15, 23 25
James George,
Repairing Washout in District 19, 23 04
Jesse A. Carpenter,
Repairing washout in District 7, 74 32
O. M. Draper,
Repairing Washout in District 4, 357 3I
Patrick McMann,
Repairing washout in District 9, 24 90
Patrick Gorman,
Repairing washout in District 15, 41 13
H. K. W. Allen,
Repairing washout in District 2, 16 39
James George,
Repairing Washout in District 19, 26 30
68
ANNUAL REPORT.
March 4. J. I. Pike,
Repairing washout in District 14, 208 32
Patrick Gorman,
Repairing washout in District 15, 12 20
L. M. Stanley, Repairing washout in District 18, 266 70
C. E. Smith, Repairing washout in District I, 303 97
H. C. Kent,
Repairing washout in District 3, 20 29
H. C. Kent, Snow bill, District 3,
4 75
C. E. Smith,
Repairing washout in District I, 42 35
H. K. W. Allen,
Repairing washout in District 2, 3 50
O. M. Draper,
Repairing washout in District 4, 59 10
James George,
Repairing washout in District 19, 2 06
L. M. Stanley,
Repairing washout in District 18,
35 37
Patrick Gorman,
Repairing washout in District 15, 6 08
H. E. Thompson,
Gravel for washout in District I, 48 00
Lucy M. Richards, Gravel for washout in District I & 4, 67 20
J. E. Cole,
Gravel for washout in District 5, 32 19
II. O. M. Draper,
Rebuilding abutment Chestnut
street bridge, 50 00
69
ANNUAL REPORT.
March II. William M. Hall,
Lanterns, $10 35
Wallace S. Collom,
Services rendered at Mechanics bridge, 9 00
Thomas Smith,
Repairs on washout in District 13, 7 13
Horace Eldridge,
Repairs on washout in District 6, 135 92
A. F. Russell & Co.,
Lanterns, 15 50
George G. Price,
Rebuilding culvert on Mount Hope
street, 9 00
Horace Eldridge, Snow bill, District 6, 2 00
Thomas Smith,
Snow bill, District 13, 7 39
20. Jerome Paterson, Building Cooper's bridge, 140 00
William Norwood,
Repairs of washout on County
street, in District II, 44 00
William Norwood, Repairs of washout on Cooper's bridge, 84 99
A. H. Robinson,
Repairs of washout in District 7, 163 30
25. A. S. Mason,
Stones for Cooper's bridge, 28 63
J. A. Carpenter,
Building temporary bridge at Adamsdale (material), 89 42
70
ANNUAL REPORT.
March 25. J. A. Carpenter, Labor on bridge, $III 57
L. L. Read,
Repairs on washout in District 10, 58 49
L. M. Stanley, Repairs on washout in District 18, II7 52
James Fleming, Repairing and painting road ma- chine, 12 00
April I. O. M. Draper,
Repairs on washout in District 4, IIO 92
E. S. Cargill,
Lumber and labor, building Chest- nut street bridge, 205 54
Richard Manchester,
Stone for Park street bridge, 4 32
Deantown 14 93
Mechanics 29 47
E. S. Cargill,
Lumber delivered O. M. Draper for fencing washout in District 4, 15 94
E. S. Cargill,
Lumber and spikes delivered H. C. Kent, Brick-yard road bridge, District 3, 8 18
E. S. Cargill,
Plank delivered to J. Cook for fenc- ing washout in District 5, 3 13
Frank E. Shaw, Repairs on washout District 8, 116 62
8. N. B. Follett & Co.,
Lanterns and oil, District 5, 7 00
71
ANNUAL REPORT.
April 8. N. A. Gas Light Co.,
Extra gas consumed by street lights burning all night in dangerous places during the flood, $3 00
15. J. Patterson,
Building Deantown bridge, 140 00
Thomas K. Gay,
Floating back Mechanics bridge, 25 00
Frank E. Shaw,
Repairing and relaying five culverts, A. S. Barney,
42 25
Repairing washout in District 15, 82 90
22. John Macdonald,
Repairs of washout in District 18, 69 60
J. N. Franklin,
Lanterns and nails, District 4, 13 75
F. I. Babcock,
Freight on tools, 41
John Macdonald,
Cleaning catch basins, District 18, 7 65
W. H. Riley & Son,
Plowing snow and ice from gutters, District 4, 4 50
John Macdonald,
Repairs on washout in District 18, 194 97
29. Stephen Stanley,
Repairs on washout in District 5, 172 14
A. S. Barney,
Repairs on washout in District 15, 56 60
O. M. Draper,
Cleaning catch basins, 17 80
O. M. Draper,
Repairs of washout on Chestnut st., 30 35
72
ANNUAL REPORT.
April 29. Ford & Hanlon, Labor on Freeman's bridge, $75 00
May 6. Barney Brogan,
Labor on bridge walls, District 8, 39 00
R. D. Manchester, Stone for county street bridge, I 90
Frank E. Shaw, Cemetery bridge, 252 69
A. H. Tucker,
Labor on Cooper's bridge, 26 10
Patrick McMann,
Repairs on washout in District 9, 23 12
John Macdonald,
Repairs of washout on LeRoy st., 20 20
O. M. Draper,
Cleaning wells and gutters, Dis- trict I and 4, 18 75
B. D. Aldrich,
Cement pipe, 32 40
Ames' Plow Co., Tools, 136 26
Stephen Stanley,
Stone work on Falls bridge, 61 50
I3. Gammons & Grant,
Planking County street bridge,
67 00
A. H. Tucker,
Labor on Mechanics bridge, 12 00
66 " Park street 9 00
66 " Deantown 10 80
James H. George,
Repairs on washout in District 19, 2 03
Stephen Stanley,
Mason work on Falls Bridge, 10 00
73
ANNUAL REPORT.
May 13. Stephen Stanley,
Washouts filling at High street and Commonwealth avenue bridges, $86 31
20. Peter Sherman,
Stone work on Brick-yard road bridge, 20 00
New York & New England R. R., Freight on Derrick, 21 00
J. Patterson, Building Cemetery bridge, 140 00
W. F. Shattuck,
Labor on temporary bridge, Me- chanics, 17 70
27. Nickerson & Durgan,
Moving Mechanics bridge, 100 00
C. E. Smith,
Repairs of washouts on Circular,
Broad, West and Elmwood sts., 434 89
W. F. Shattuck,
Labor on gravel screen, 3 12
John Macdonald, Washout repairs in District 18, 36 77
27. Stephen Stanley,
Washout repairs on Elm street, 49 19
C. E. Smith,
Washout repairs on Smith and
Fisher streets, 279 78
H. K. W. Allen,
Washout repairs in District 2, 152 25
Congdon & Carpenter, Tools, Adamsdale, 70 60
Ames Plow Co.,
Tools, Adamsdale, 23 64
74
ANNUAL REPORT.
June 3. John Macdonald, Washout repairs on Mechanics bridge, $39 90
Carpenter & Co., Tools for District 4, 4 85
Cynthia H. Hudson, estate,
125 loads gravel, Adamsdale, 6 25
O. M. Draper, Snow bill, (John Cody,) 6 00
E. S. Cargill,
Building Falls bridge, 267 54
E. S. Cargill
Ninety-six feet Spruce plank, Evans' bridge, I 92
J. A. Carpenter,
Labor on Adamsdale bridge, 343 10
J. A. Carpenter,
Labor on Adamsdale bridge, 140 70
E. S. Cargill, Lumber for Adamsdale bridge, 15 24
E. S. Cargill,
Building Brick-yard road bridge, 63 16
IO. O. M. Draper,
Washout repairs on High and Spring
streets, 262 25
C. E. Smith,
Washout repairs on Smith and Fisher streets, 230 61
Walter Prescott,
Labor on Brick-yard road bridge, 3 00
Costello Basto,
Labor on Brick-yard road bridge, 42 00
William M. Hall,
Fourteen bolts, I 40
75
ANNUAL REPORT.
June 17. King Brothers,
Sharpening drills and picks, $1 94
George T. McLaughlin, Pump and outfit for Adamsdale, 102 60
22. O. M. Draper,
Washout repairs in District 4, 238 89
24. John Macdonald,
Stones, castings, lumber, Chestnut posts, etc., 10 09
A. S. Barney,
Washout repairs in District 15, 56 15
H. K. W. Allen,
Washout repairs in District 2, 201 02
John S. Follett,
Washout repairs in District 3, 39 75
O. M. Draper,
Washout repairs in District 4, 151 51
J. N. Franklin, Hose for Adamsdale, 4 00
J. A. Carpenter,
Adamsdale bridge,
360 00
O. M. Draper,
Washout repairs on Arnold, Spring, High, Elm and Jay streets, 402 14
I. John Macdonald,
Washout repairs in District 18, 217 05
Jesse A. Carpenter, Adamsdale Bridge, 456 00
15. Stephen Stanley, Washout repairs in District 5, 90 II
20. William M. Fisher,
Tackle and falls at Mechanics bridge, 5 00
Horace Eldridge,
Washout repairs in District 6, 22 75
July
76
ANNUAL REPORT.
July 22. S. M. Vose,
Building bridge, Washington st., labor, cement, etc., $420 59
High Rock Granite Co., Covering stones, 168 00
John Macdonald, Washout repairs in District 18, 149 65
Aug. 7. Jesse A. Carpenter,
Adamsdale bridge, 455 00
I'2. John Macdonald,
Washout repairs in District 18, 252 87
John Macdonald,
Cement pipe, brick, etc., 16 79
High Rock Granite Co., Caps for Adamsdale bridge, 52 80
19. A. H. Tucker,
Labor on bridge near Metcalf Ide estate, 15 25
20. J. N. Franklin,
Pipe, hose and labor, 21 54
J. H. Stanley,
250 loads gravel, District 7, 12 50
26. John Macdonald,
Labor in District 18, 193 51
Jesse A. Carpenter,
Labor and material, Adamsdale bridge, 883 36
W. H. Riley & Son,
Cement, Falls bridge, 6 40
Cement, Adamsdale bridge, 27 IO
Sept. 2. H. K. W. Allen,
Repairs in District 2, 46 70
F. B. Richards,
Gravel in District 4, 4 95
77
ANNUAL REPORT.
Sept. 2. O. M. Draper,
52 feet, 10 inches, drain pipe, $II 44
Lucy M. Richards, Gravel in District 4, 2 10
Jesse A. Carpenter, Adamsdale bridges, IIO OO
O. M. Draper,
Drilling holes for hand-rails, Elm street bridge, 3 45
6. John S. Follett,
Washout repairs, Cumberland road, District 3, 32 70
A. S. Phillips,
Labor, washout District 3, IO 80
Jesse A. Carpenter,
Adamsdale bridge, 83 25
Nathan B. Horton,
Use of engine and pump twelve days, Adamsdale, 157 00
9. High Rock Granite Co.,
Covering stone, Elm street bridge, 161 63
Covering stone, Park st., Attleboro, 47 25
Cap stones for culverts, Attleboro, 22 22
Cap stones for Adamsdale bridges, 52 80
Frank E. Shaw, Stones for Adamsdale bridges, 100 50
IO. John Macdonald,
Labor in District 18,
18. Ames Plow Co.,
285 93
Highway tools, 25 62
23. Frank E. Shaw,
Washout repairs in District 8, 13 86
Jesse A. Carpenter,
Adamsdale bridge, 92 00
78
ANNUAL REPORT.
Sept. 30. John Macdonald,
Repairs in District 18, $246 42
O. M. Draper,
Repairs in District 4, 53 00
Iron railing, Elm street bridge, 56 97
Oct. 2. J. A. Carpenter, Stones for Adamsdale bridges, 177 80
Labor on Adamsdale bridges, 782 63
8. High Rock Granite Co., Cutting stone, Adamsdale bridges, 30 00
15. John S. Follett,
Gravel and stones, 50 00
Charles S. Cummings,
Repairs in District 14, 106 05
John Macdonald,
Repairs in District 18,
176 94
21. J. Perry Carpenter, Gravel, 5 43
John Macdonald,
Labor in District 18, 226 51
C. S. Cummings,
Labor in District 14, 158 00
28. Bennett & French,
Lumber and labor, Fisher's bridge, 56 II
Lumber and labor, Hatch bridge, 26 64
Jesse A. Carpenter,
Labor on Adamsdale bridge, 244 40
Labor on Oldtown bridge, 259 99
Labor and material, Clifton street bridge, 59 45
Nov. 4. John Macdonald,
Labor in District 18, 189 87
Jesse A. Carpenter,
Coal, Adamsdale bridge, 14 85
79
ANNUAL REPORT.
Nov. II. Horace Eldridge,
Labor in District 6, $6 00
Charles S. Cummings, Labor in District 14, 205 50
O. M. Draper,
Labor, Washington st., below Ash street, 219 92
Horace Eldridge,
Repairing Draper's bridge, 40 25
Repairing Oldtown bridge, and lighting lanterns, 170 days, II 90
One lantern, 1 00
250 loads of gravel, 12 50
Frank Horton, 40 cords of stone,
10 00
Riley & Sons, cement and lime,
17 03
High Rock Granite Co., covering stones, 35 40
Labor, 153 37
18. J. W. Gifford & Co., Pipe, Adamsdale, 32
John T. Cottrell, I28 bbls. cement, Adamsdale,
166 40
A. S. Barney,
Deantown & Richardson's bridge, 25 53
George E. Newell,
Lumber for County street bridge, District IO, 71 34
23. Wrought Iron Bridge Co.,
Two bridges at Adamsdale, 1,100 00
John Macdonald, Labor in District 18, 188 87
C. E. Smith, Labor in District I, 201 83
80
ANNUAL REPORT.
Dec. 2. John Macdonald, Labor in District 18, $295 40 Charles E. Bowen, Labor in District 12, 14 15
Stephen Stanley, Labor in District 5, 16 32
William H. Hall,
129 lbs. rope, axe, water pail and screws, 20 95
Jesse A. Carpenter,
Labor on Adamsdale bridges, 181 96
C. T. Guild,
Repairing Farmers' bridge, 51 03
Jesse A. Carpenter,
Labor on Clifton street bridge, 453 59
9. C. S. Cummings,
Labor in District 14, 86 26
John Macdonald,
Labor on County and Parker streets, District 18, 198 95
Charles A. Bowen,
Labor in District 12, 46 99
George D. Price,
Repairs culvert on Mount Hope st., 4 50
John Macdonald,
Repairs on Thacher st., District 18, 88 84
Attleboro Gas Co., Pipe, cement and brick,
23 37
P. Whelan,
Concreting gutters, 4 80
C. S. Cummings, Stone, I 50
A. T. Wales,
Repairing tools, 5 35
81
ANNUAL REPORT.
Dec. 9. A. T. Wales,
Repairing plow, 40
Bennett & French, Making cal. pump, 12 55
16. George G. Price,
Shoveling snow in District I, 3 00
C. S. Bowen,
Removing snow in District 12, II 20
D. B. Aldrich & Co.,
24 bbls. cement,
38 40
A. Alger,
Labor on Clifton street bridge, 80 35
Repairing stone, Clifton street bridge, 4 00
23. E. A. Wilson,
Removing snow and ice, District 18, 23 86
O. M. Draper,
Removing snow and ice, District 4, 78 83
E. A. Wilson,
Removing snow and ice, District 18, 70 28
G. G. Price,
Removing snow and ice, District I, I 50
30. Ezra Perry,
Removing snow and ice, District 13, 13 10
W. P. Shaw,
Repairing City bridge, 125 00
1887.
Jan. 6. F. B. Richards,
Gravel used in Districts I and 4, 25 95
W. H. Riley & Son,
Cement and pipe, 28 53
C. E. Smith,
Removing snow and ice, District I, 22 30
O. M. Draper,
Removing snow and ice, District 4, 43 87
82
ANNUAL REPORT.
Jan. 13. E. S. Cargill,
Building Clifton street bridge, $258 92 E. S. Cargill,
Cement for Oldtown bridge, 9 60
D. O. Cargill,
Seventeen cords stone delivered, 17 00
Moving and use of engine and pump, 22 00
Three days' labor for man, 5 00
Delivering shaft, 40
George G. Price,
Removing snow, District I, 2 50
J. W. Gifford & Co.,
Repairing rail at Farmers bridge, 2 13
14. Jesse A. Carpenter,
Repairing drills, bars, picks, chains, hammers, etc., 20 50
Three bars, 200 lbs. nails and spikes, 6 97
Repairing engines, eye bolts, etc., 5 65
Derrick, hooks and clamps, 7 00
Three chains and two wrenches,
3 94
Sledge handles, oil and packing, I 70
Eight pails and fifty chestnut posts, 7 20
640 feet fencing, IO 88
Lumber for tool chest and lock,
3 78
S. Weaver, carting engine from Providence, R. I., 12 00
Two and one-half cords wood for engine, 5 00
Three blocks and iron for railing, 7 43
J. Dexter, use of stump puller, 10 00
Eighty lbs. rope, 10 00
A. Weatherby and horse, 28 hours carting cement, lumber and tools, 10 50
83
ANNUAL REPORT.
Jan. 14. Jesse A. Carpenter,
Labor on Clifton street bridge, $59 62
W. H. Stanley,
Repairing roller, 38 00
Sharpening picks, drills and repair- ing tools, 29 82
27. E. A. Wilson,
Removing snow and ice, District 18, 78 12
O. M. Draper,
Removing snow and ice, District 4, 73 45
Feb.
3. George G. Price,
Removing snow, 2 50
John Thacher,
Removing snow, 7 05
IO Pierce & Carpenter,
Lumber, spikes, etc., 12 42
George G. Price,
Removing snow, I 50
24 H. K. W. Allen,
Snow bill, 15 07
Jesse A. Carpenter,
Tending lights 97 nights, 4 85
Patrick McMann, Repairing washouts, 15 30
E. A. Wilson,
Removing snow and ice, District 18, 46 92
L. L. Read,
County street bridge, District IO, 61 80
Stephen Stanley, Oil and care of lantern, 52 nights and removing snow, 21 69
$25,975 71
84
ANNUAL REPORT.
AMOUNT EXPENDED FOR BRIDGES.
Oldtown Bridge,
$510 79
Draper's
40 25
Farmers
53 16
City
125 00
Cemetery
578 31
Deantown
305 23
Freeman's
116 92
Vose
588 59
Mechanics
238 07
Falls
391 75
Fisher's
56 II
Hatch 66
26 64
Cooper's
298 03
Adamsdale
6,860 02
Chestnut st. "
325 54
Park st.
143 57
Elm st.
222 05
County st.
District 18,
68 90
County st.
District 10,
133 14
Clifton st. 66
938 93
Brick Yard road bridge,
130 34
Bridge near Metcalf Ide estate,
15 25
85
ANNUAL REPORT.
STANDING OF HIGHWAY DISTRICTS.
DISTRICTS.
SURVEYORS
BALANCE
MARCH 1st, 1886.
APPROPRIATIONS.
EXPENDED.
BALANCE DUE.
I C. E. Smith,
$5 42
$282 00
$279 85
$7 57
2 H. K. W. Allen,
194 20
204 78
*
3 John S. Follett,
04
100 00
97 48
2 56
4 O. M. Draper,
I 16
282 00
271 75
II 41
5 Stephen Stanley,
281 40
281 40
6 Horace Eldridge,
03
100 00
100 03
7 J. A. Carpenter,
5I
43
50 00
98 47
2 96
8 Frank A. Shaw,
89
100 00
100 89
II
Wm. Norwood,
105 00
103 63
I
37
12 Charles Bowen,
65
118 91
118 29
I 27
13 Fzra Perry,
78 48
57 OI
2I
47
14 C. S. Cummings,
142 70
133 38
9 32
15 A. S. Barney,
26 48
IIO 00
I28
30
8 18
16 E. E. White,
3 90
82 34
73 88
12 36
17 Everett Brown,
42 81
34 34
8 47
18 John Macdonald,
73 75
630 16
703 60
3I
19 James George,
2 92
50 00
49 56
3 36
20 Elmer Atwell,
19 39
60 00
79 28
II
$186 92|
$3,000 00|
$3,106 32
$91 18
9 Patrick McMann
03
125 00
125 03
IO L. L. Read,
83
65 00
65 37
46
* Overdrawn,
$10.58.
86
ANNUAL REPORT.
EXPENDED UNDER SPECIAL APPROPRIATION.
NORTH MAIN STREET SEWER SPECIAL.
DR.
1886.
March I. Appropriation, $ 1,000,00
CR.
Aug. 5. J. W. Gifford & Co.,
290 ft., 18 in. sewer pipe at $2.15, $623 50 16 ft., 10 in., sewer pipe at $1.00, 16 00
One catch basin, 95 00
One man hole,
93 00
One man hole,
85 00
Unexpended balance,
87 50
$1,000 00
DECORATION DAY SPECIAL.
DR.
1886.
March I. Appropriation,
CR. $300 00
June 3. William A. Streeter Post, No. 145, $300 00
87
ANNUAL REPORT.
MARKERS FOR SOLDIERS' GRAVES SPECIAL.
DR.
1886.
March I. Appropriation, $75 00
CR.
June 3. William A. Streeter Post, No. 145, $71 IO Unexpended balance, 3 90
$75 00
PATROL.
DR.
Unexpended balance, $3,596 00
CR.
1886.
March II. George F. Stone,
$50 00
April 8.
50 00
May 6.
50 00
June 25.
56 45
Voted to rescind, 3,389 55
$3,596 00
88
ANNUAL REPORT.
UNEXPENDED BALANCES.
School superintendent,
$305 46
School drawing,
300 00
School transportation,
270 00
New school accommodation,
98 94
School educational,
1,332 05
Pine street school,
44 13
Text books and supplies,
60 5 I
Markers for soldiers' graves,
3 90
Sewer special and drainage,
587 50
Pleasant street special,
40 70
Barrows
22 81
Church
5 27
Washington
21 44
Briggsville rd.
3 00
Valley Falls rd. "
9 53
Fountains
66
38 00
Macadamizing “
13 79
89
ANNUAL REPORT.
STATE AID.
Paid Ruth Burchard,
$48 00
Harriet N. Thomas,
48 00
" Abby Thayer, 48 00
" Fannie Clapp,
48 00
Mary A. Griffin,
48 00
" Emeline O. Wilmarth,
48 00
George L. Draper,
36 00
" Henry A. Blackinton,
45 00
" Minerva A. Ford,
48 00
" Hannah Webb,
48 00
" Thomas Panzera,
48 00
" Mary Panzera,
48 00
Barney McPague,
36 00
66 Martha Bullock,
48 00
" Maria L. Hamlin,
48 00
" Nancy C. Tucker,
48 00
" Lucy A. Jackson,
48 00
Alfred Worthington,
39 00
" Mary E. Kingman,
16 00
" Henry Frawley,
32 00
" Kesiah Hall,
20 00
" Jane H. Tisdale,
4 00
" Dexter P. Freeman,
24 00
$924 00
90
ANNUAL REPORT.
MILITARY AID.
Paid Ernest Meyer, $192 00
" James B. Knight,
100 00
" John P. Brennan, 72 00
" William O'Connor, 80 00
" James N. Smith, 48 00
" George H. Brown,
12 00
" Alvah R. Chace, 12 00
$516 00
Due from State,
$258 00
Expense to Town, 258 00
$516 00
91
ANNUAL REPORT.
PAUPER ACCOUNT.
Persons having a settlement in Attleborough and aided outside of Almshouse.
McLean children,
$68 02
Gilfoy children,
100 59
A. Morse and family,
79 50
Mrs. Annie Joyce family,
275 79
" A. H. Knight family,
66 00
Mary Casey family,
287 50
Ed. Killion family,
91 50
Ed. Carpenter family,
18 63
Nancy Tucker family,
108 00
William Webster family,
8 00
Walter Stanley family,
120 00
John Baxendale family,
54 25
Daniel McGrath family,
173 46
E. Rollins family,
73 38
A. Pase family,
51 25
James McDonnough family,
33 85
John Hacker family,
188 63
Thomas McGivney family,
131 33
John Doran family,
39 50
George H. Brown family,
56 75
Mary Byron family,
15 208
A. McAnnelly family,
29 50
John Dolan family,
120 00
Susie Macdonald family,
107 50
" Emma Sheldon family,
43 00
Nelson Tinkham family,
146 00
Edgar Smith, IO 25
92
ANNUAL REPORT.
Mrs. Margaret Nolan family,
$114 70
Thomas Boyce family,
45 50
Jerry O'Neal,
61 00
Charles Henry,
7 00
Josephine Quinley,
2 00
Henry Lanegan,
167 00
Mial Thayer,
62 00
J. Farrell,
10 00
Bridget McGowan,
6 75
John Peck,
31 50
E. E. Claflin,
94 00
Mrs. H. Blackinton,
5 00
Arthur Bennett,
54 00
Connelly children,
173 35
Margaret Bennett,
99 35
Mrs. A. Wood,
63 25
James W. Smith,
52 00
Mary Wilson,
3 38
Charles Faas,
6 38
Jane Jackson,
I 65
Alex. Durfee,
46 0I
A. Tifft,
I 50
Ezra Handy,
33 50
Philip McCarten,
34 00
John Doherity,
13 83
Hannah Fuller,
32 00
Choice Nickerson,
74 00
John P. Brennan,
8 00
Mrs. John McCarty family,
IOI CO
Richard Parmenter family,
124 50
Albert Greene family,
3 50
Mrs. Harmon,
5 00
" John N. Smith,
48 00
" Catherine Ryan family,
17 00
93
ANNUAL REPORT.
George Hatton,
$10 00
George Rollins,
9 00
Joseph Edgar,
12 15
Mrs. Edward Casey and family,
160 00
Ella Morse,
69 25
Mrs. John Joyce an family,
55 00
$4,557 43
This list comprises 218 persons who have been assisted 2,093 weeks, or and average of about nine and one-half weeks each, at an ex- pense of four thousand, five hundred, fifty- seven dollars and forty-three cents, or an aver- age of less than twenty-two cents per week each.
Aid furnished to persons who have refunded, $67 58
PERSONS HAVING SETTLEMENT IN ATTLE- BOROUGH AND AIDED BY OTHER TOWNS AND CITIES.
Levina Hall, Mansfield,
$117 75
Thomas Latkowski, Webster,
48 05
Mrs. William Abbott, City of Boston,
69 44
Michael Murray, City of Boston,
5 44
Maria Cater, City of Cambridge,
31 60
Emma Shields,
19 21
Catherine Malley, "
5 63
Martha Chadwick, City of Taunton,
16 62
Alice Fitten, City of Taunton,
149 53
94
ANNUAL REPORT.
PERSONS HAVING SETTLEMENT IN OTHER TOWNS AND CITIES AND AIDED BY ATTLEBOROUGH.
Sarah Haynes, Mansfield,
$58 50
Mary Drynen, Fall River,
206 72
Benjamin Bowen, Rehoboth,
3 00
A. P. Macomber, Taunton,
III 02
Charles W. Field,
24 50
Nancy Thayer, 66
60 00
R. J. B. Pontin, 66
33 00
Helen Buxton, Douglas,
171 00
E. Caswell, Middleboro,
53 00
W. H. Caswell, Taunton,
21 00
Mrs. William Warren, Franklin,
4 75
Annie E. Edwards, Worcester,
30 00
Polly Congdon, Wrentham,
90 00
Patrick Tracy, Fall River,
23 00
Mary Healy, Fall River,
8 38
Mrs. John Dulin, Wrentham,
69 00
M. Pomroy, Fall River,
2 00
William Ramsdell, Taunton,
16 35
95
ANNUAL REPORT.
STATE CASES.
Harry Collins,
$2 00
Francis Callihan,
36 00
Hannah E. Rand,
8 00
John Sullivan,
16 00
Thomas Hunt,
6 25
Roxanna Racrine,
5 00
L. Fisk,
3 38
John Kavannagh,
33 00
Catharine Kelly,
8 00
William Hadley,
2 10
Thomas Gatehead,
1 00
Esther Sharquetlle,
3 00
Louis Pellent,
4 00
Annie Williams,
2 00
Frank Deland,
4 00
Mary Richards,
5 00
John Goguon,
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