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Pneumonia,
56
24 Katowzy Magieva,
Premature Birth,
4
25 Ellen Cullen,
Phthisis Pulmonalis,
29
2
6
27 Annie Srecpack,
Meningitis, 2
9
28 Lucy C. Allen,
Tuberculosis, 57
23
23 Adelbert W. Ferry, Bright's Disease,
49
7 - 7
Mar.10
Martin Warchol,
Cancer of Liver, 44
May 3 Joseph Riopell,
Chronic Nephritis,
51
6 Catharine Dwyer,
Chronic Heart Disease, 72
14 Joseph Smiok,
Dentitiere, 1
2
16 Matthew Kennedy,
Pulmonary Tuberculosis, 27
19 Thera Lawrence,
Tuberculosis, 62
8 27
20 Alexander Ruchli,
Tetanus, 7
G
21 Mary Griffin,
Chronic Nephritis, 71
29 Rosseau,
Hemorrhage,
¿ hour
June 1 Katie Dymick,
Hemorrhage, 18
3 Eliza K. Nichols,
Organic Heart Disease, 84
2 20
5 Michael McNamara, Heart Disease,
98
6 Mary Zyka,.
Anaemia,
8
8 George P. Larey,
Inanition,
21
12
John Smith,
Still born,
16 Cyrus Knox,
Cardiac Dilitation, 74
7
6
18 John Gutoe,
Richets,
8
21 John H. Barnes,
Apoplexy, 71
21 Arthur Bessette,
Hypertrophy of the heart, 31
30 Maria Lawrence,
Cerebral Hemorrhage, 78
3 9
30 Jane Hutchinson,
Phthisis Pulmonalis, 29
11 3
30 John Cruel,
Richets, 11
28
Emillien LaFranchise, Acute Tuberculosis,
22
DATE. NAME.
CAUSE OF DEATH. YRS. MS. DS.
July 4 Albert A. Bush,
Accidental Drowning, 42 10 10
6 Herbert E. Lemon,
Fell from Wagon, 27 6
3
7 John Manning,
Asthenia Seniler, 63
9 Aurore Ouimette,
Cholera Infantum, 1
21
11 Anastazia Nietuyskor, Cholera Infantum,
1
21
16 Albert Breddy,
Cholera Infantum,
4
19 Charles D. Hennesey, R. R. Accident, 34
19 Charles Gebo,
Cardiac Exhaustion, 4 3
20 Edna J. Dwyer,
Peritonitis, 9
22 Joseph L. Willett.
Cholera Infantum, 8
30 Katarzyna Siemininski, Child Birth,
28
30 John Carvates,
Heart Disease, 1
31 Milcia M. Cielakievies, Cholera Infantum, 2
Henry M. Trumble, Compression of Brain,
6 11
2 Stabi Godek,
Pneumonia, 10
4 Gervais,
Heart Disease,
1 hour
6 Laura E. Keith,
Cholera Infantum, 10 10
8 Fred C. Paine,
Typhoid Fever, 33
14
8 Joseph Goudek.
Malnutrition, 5
12 Swicvoit,
Anaemia,
4 hours
13 Michael J. Dawson,
Acute Miliary Tuber-
culosis, 42
2
14 Alice Sampson,
Tubercular Meningitis, 5
16 George Mooers,
Bronchial Asthma, 85
3
23
19 Joseph Broulett,
Diphtheria, 7
8 20
20 Bernice M. Abare,
Cholera Infantum, 5
29
22 Harriet Gerald,
Organic Brain Disease, 61
22 William A. Breckenridge, Found Dead,
71 3
10
26 Oliver Phaneuf,
Cholera Infantum, 8
57
9
29
31 Elizabeth Sicard,
Septuremir, 24
31 James F. Fitzpatrick, Cardiac Failure,
7
Sept. 5 Nancy M. King,
5 Annie Fiensinger,
Icterus,
11
6 Achsach Harvey,
Senile Dementia, 88
3
6 Rosie H. Long,
Cholera Infantum, 1
1
10 Freddie Vandette,
Cholera Infantum,
6
16
29 Lucinda Justin.
Heart Failure,
Acute Endorcardita, 52
Aug. 1
23
DATE. NAME.
CAUSE OF DEATH. YRS. MS. DS.
Sept. 12 Matilda Sirard,
Mitril Weakness, 44
13 John Zickec,
Aenomia,
1
14 Eugene Rollett,
Accidental Shooting, 25
15 William H. Welsh,
Accident on Cars, 21
22
.16 Flavie Dominie,
Asthenia Seniler, 93
18 Mary E. Northrop,
Acute Uraemia,
74 7
6
20 Flossie Minney,
Diphtheria. 6
7
22 Joseph Witupki,
Pneumonia,
6
4
25 Sarah Lewis,
Exhaustion, 65
26 Leo A. Ramsden,
Convulsions,
4
27 Sarah M. Smith,
Cerebral Softening, 69
1
27 Victor Masson,
Meningitis 'Tuberculosis, 6 13
28 John McKelligott,
Phthisis Pulmonalis, 26
29 Rachel Sullivan,
Cap. Bronchitis,
7 15
30 Phoebe J. Keith,
Angina Pectoris, 73
Diphtheria Asphyxia, 4
8
12 Orie G. Pasco,
Marasmus, 11
3
16 Mary Sibley,
Cirrhois of Liver, 73
19 Wiktoria Kubik,
Asphyxiation,
1
2
22 Alice Beauregard,
Cholera Infantum,
14
23 James M. Shaw,
Diphtheria, 5
4
24 Miner Andrews,
Heart Disease, 82
2
6
24 Marie M. G. Giroux, Jaundice Weakness,
9
25 Joseph Belisle,
Phthisis Laryngitis,
10
15
25 Frank Roman,
Phthisis Pulmonary, 31
22
29 Walter J. Shaw,
30 Eva A. Peltier.
Meningitis Tuberculosis, 1 11
Croupous Pueumonia, 1
11
23
3 Mary Crepiel,
Cardiac Failure,
3
3 Julia Kopinor,
Pneumonia, 2
2
9 Wladystow Rusek,
Gastric Entretis,
11 15
10 James S. Loomis,
Angina Pectoris, 78
18 Katharine S. Hayden, Chronic Gastritis, 11
23
11 Adeline E. Hills,
Cerebral Hemorrhage, 72 2
16 Louis Laplant,
Meningitis Acute,
18 Cora Wisniorka,
Pneumonia, 19
27 Warren R. Shaw,
Diphtheria,
Diphtheria, 4
Nov. 1 Arthur Girouard.
Oct. 6 Robert Conroy,
24
DATE. NAME.
CAUSE OF DEATII. YRS. MS. DS.
Nov.22 Violet Bouthillier,
Pneumonia, 4
2
23 Mary Jenbow,
Anaemia, 1
24 Thomas Brown,
Catarrhal Pneumonia, 12
5
25 John Puziemer,
Marasmno,
11
28 Sofia Legera,
Pneumonia, 2
11
31 John F. Pisauzyk,
Pneumonia, 1
1
Dec. 1 Mildred Coto,
Pneumonia,
10
Dec. 3 Stanislas Tubuckey.
Anaemia,
13
4 Mary Long.
Probably suicide by poison, 63
9
4 Loretta Sullivan,
Pneumonia, 1
6
5 Samuel Cheney,
Chronic Nephtritis, 60 5 18
5 Marietta Fisher,
Maminary Carcinoma, 46
5 Joseph Bigda,
Convulsions, 12
4
7 Ellen Holbrook,
Bright's Disease, 66
7
9 Bartholomiey Goryle, Eucephalitis,
5
9 Emmett Houlan,
Pneumonia, 2
3
11 William W. Leach,
Nephritis, complicated
by arsenical poisoning
from wall paper, 16
9 19
13 Mary G. Moriarty,
Measles, 2
6
2
14 Ida Robert,
Anaemia, 3 15
3
18 Maggie Sullivan,
Broncho Pneumonia, 7
18 Florida Belanger,
Membraneous Croup, 6
22 Napoleon Bouley,
R. R. Accident, 42
11
25 Lois A. Place,
Bright's Disease, 77
14
25 William Colgrove,
Chronic Diffuse
Nephritis, 58 7
14 Mary G. A. Lefevre, Anaemia,
15 Lawrence W. Russell, Meningitis Tuberculosis, 1
10
Report of the Selectmen.
The Selectmen respectfully submit to the inhabitants of the town their report of expenditures for the town year just closed. It will be noticed that the contingent account has been overdrawn. In explanation the Selectmen would say that the overdraft was made necessary by reason of the fact that the Commissioner of Public Records, Mr. Swan, in the early part of the year directed the purchase of a new safe for the keeping of the current records of the town in the office of the Town Clerk, and by reason of the further fact that the expense of fighting forest fires approved by the forest fire ward during the year has been unusually large.
CONTINGENCIES.
Appropriation-
$3,000.00
Mar.31. W. B. Kerigan,
precinct officer, $ 3.00
J. J. Kelley,
3.00
D. F. Sullivan,
.6
3.00
C. F. Mooers,
3.00
Harry B. Keith,
3.00
Michael Riley,
،،
3.00
Frank Shuttleworth,
66
3.00
Wm. C. Riley,
..
3.00
H. W. Holbrook,
3.00
D. F. Dillon,
3.00
J. F. O'Neil,
3.00
J. Stever Knox,
3.00
Fred O. Royce,
3.00
26
Mch.31 J. P. O'Connor,
precinct officer, $ 3.00
M. E. Monahan,
3.00
E. E. Ryther,
3.00
C. E. Shumway,
3.00
R. F. Donovan,
66
3.00
C. D. Holden,
3.00
P. J. Fitzgerald,
3.00
M. J. Griffin,
3.00
C. W. Darling,
3.00
John Donahue,
3.00
Wm. Herran,
.. .
3.00
Chas. S. Ruggles,
6 0
3.00
A. L. Warriner,
. 6
3.00
Ed. P. Brown,
66
3.00
Henry O'Connor,
3.00
Wm. Prairie,
3.00
J. H. Trickett,
3.00
D. E. Tenney,
3.00
Geo. S. Holden, 3.00
Chas. S. Ruggles, opening two graves, 4.00
Beni Furkey, care of Town House, 3.00
D. E. Marcy, services with hearse, Feby., 42.00
D. E. Marcy, services with hearse, Mch., 36.00
F. J. Phaneuff, registrar of voters, 15.00
M. F. Fenton, 66 15.00
Thos. J. Conroy, posting town warrant, 5.00
A. O. Allen, care of lockup, Mch., 8.00
Dr. S. O. Miller, returning 20 births, 5.00
G. A. Bills, services as chief engi- neer, 1901, 50.00
Palmer Water Co., support of water tank, 8.00 Chas. L. Holden, rent of room for voting, 7.00 Palmer Journal, 25 lists of polling places, 1.50 Palmer Journal, Adv. Registrars' notices, 2.63 Palmer Journal, Adv. Assesors' notices, 1.25 Palmer Journal, Adv. Town Warrant, 17.25
27
Mch.31
Palmer Journal, Adv. By-laws, $ 6.00 Palmer Journal, printing lists of jurors, 1.75
Palmer Journal, 1700 ballots and 180 womens', 12.75
Palmer Journal, 1450 Town Reports, 123.20
Palmer Journal, postage on Town Reports, 33.25
Palmer Journal, mailing and envelopes, Town Reports, 3.50
G. A. Bills, serving dog warrant, 1901, 4.00
F. D. Thompson, labor and materials, steamer, 1.25
W. H. Hitchcock, labor and material, steamer, 2.35
Chas. S. Ruggles, rent of hall for voting, 8.00
Chas. S. Ruggles, making booths for Town House, 9.60
St. Mary's Temperance Society, rent of hall, 8.00
C. T. Brainerd, moving safe, 8.00
J. F. Twiss, team to carry ballot box,
1.00
May 5. C. E. Fuller, fighting forest fire at Coffin's, 1.00
C. E. Fuller, fighting forest fire at Carpet Mill, 2.00
C. E. Fuller, fighting forest fire at Buck and Pasco's, 1.00
E. B. Taylor, fighting forest fire at Coffin's, 1.00
E. B. Taylor, team to Coffin's, 1.00
E. B. Taylor, fighting forest fire, Buck, 1.00
E. B. Taylor, fighting forest fire, Wilbraham road, 2.00
E. B. Taylor, fighting forest fire, Car- pet Mill, 2.00
E. B. Taylor, fighting forest fire, Buck and Pasco's, 1.00
E. B. Taylor, fighting forest fire, Blanchardville, 2.00
28
May 5 J. Summers, fighting forest fire, Converse, $1.00
J. Summers, fighting forest fire, Buck's, 1.00
J. Summers, fighting forest fire, Wil- braham road, 2.00
J. Summers, fighting forest fire, Car- pet Mill, 2.00
F. D. Thompson, fighting forest fire, Buck's, 1.00
F. D. Thompson, fighting forest fire, Carpet Mill, 2.00
Geo. Hall, fighting fire, Buck's, 1.00
Geo. Hall.
Carpet Mill,
2.00
Geo. Hall, 66 Buck and Pasco, 1.00 M. J. Dawson, fighting forest fire, Buck's, 1.00
M. J. Dawson, fighting forest fire, Carpet Mill, 2.00
E. E. Duncan, fighting forest fire, Buck's, 1.00
E. E. Duncan, fighting forest fire,
· Carpet Mill, 2.00
E. E. Duncan, fighting forest fire, Buck and Pasco, 1.00
M. Winters, fighting fire, Carpet Mill, 2.00
L. H. Hunt, 2.00
L. H. Hunt, " Wilbra-
ham road,
2.00
A. E. Maxwell, fighting fire, Wilbra- ham road, 2.00
A. E. Maxwell, fighting fire, Carpet Mill, 2.00
A. E. Maxwell, fighting fire, Blanchard- ville, 2.00
L. Parker, fighting fire, Coffin's, 1.00
L. Parker, .6 · Wibraham road, 2.00
L. Parker, fighting fire, Carpet Mill, 2.00
Henry Lovett, fighting fire, Coffin's,
1.00
29
May 5 Henry Lovett, fighting fire, Buck's, $1.00
Henry Lovett, 66 Wilbraham
road, 2.00
Henry Lovett, fighting fire, Carpet Mill, Henry Lovett, " Buck and
2.00
Pasco's, 1.00
N. J. Comfort, fighting fire, Coffin's, 1.00
N. J. Comfort, team to Coffin's, 1.00
N. J. Comfort, fighting fire, Blanch- ardville, 2.00
N. J. Comfort, team, 1.00
N. J. Comfort, fighting fire, Buck's land, 1.00
Scott French, fighting fire, Coffin's, 1.00
Scott French, fighting fire, Converse, 1.00
Scott French, fighting fire, Wilbra- ham road, 2.00
Scott French, fighting fire, Carpet Mill, 2.00
John Lyman, fighting fire, Wilbra- ham road, 2.00
John Lyman, fighting fire, Coffin's, 1.00
John Lyman, fighting fire, Carpet Mill, 2.00
John Lyman. fighting fire, Blanch- ardville, 2.00
John Lyman, fighting fire, Buck and Pasco. 1.00
John Lyman, fighting fire, G. E. Buck, 1.00
C. L. Johnson, fighting fire, Coffin's, 1.00
C. L. Johnson, fighting fire, Con- verse and Holden, 1.00
C. L. Johnson, fighting fire, G. E. Buck, 1.00
C. L. Johnson, fighting fire, Wilbra- ham road, 2.00
C. L. Johnson, fighting fire, Carpet Mill, 2.00
C. L. Johnson, fighting fire, Blanch- ardville, 2.00
C. L. Johnson, fighting fire, Buck and Pasco, 1.00
30
May 5 G. A. Bills, fighting fire, Coffin's, $ 1.00 G. A. Bills, fighting fire, Converse and Holden, 1.00
G. A. Bills, fighting fire, Buck's. 1.00
G. A. Bills, fighting fire, Blanch- ardville, 2.00
G. A. Bills, fighting fire, Carpet Mill, 2.00
A. O. Allen, care of lockup, etc., April, 10.20 D. E. Marcy, service with hearse, April, 48.00 Geo. J. Hebert, M. D., returning 66 births, 1901, 16.50
Thos. W. Kenefick, services town council, 1901, 81.75
E. W. Phinney, services as inspec- tor, 1901, 45.80
C. B. Fiske & Co., field book and adv. for Assessors, 32.00
The Carter Ink Co., 6 pts. record ink, 1.25
Horace R. Paine, services as regis- trar of voters, 15.00
K. Johnson, fighting forest fire, Wil- braham road, 2.00
K. Johnson, fighting forest fire, Car- pet Mill, 2.00
T. J. Crimmins, fighting fire, Carpet Mill, 2.00 Oliver LaSalle, fighting fire, Wilbra- ham road, 2.00
Oliver LaSalle, fighting fire, Buck and Pasco, 1.00
June 2 S. S. Taft, services as auditor, Fer- rill Crossing, 15.00
Palmer Savings Bank, rent of vault, “ 4.00
James Knox, care of lock-up, May, 8.00
H. M. Bliss, opening 4 graves, 8.00
D. E. Marcy, services with hearse, May, 15.00
July 7 Chas. S. Ruggles, opening 2 graves, 4.00
Thos. Roche, opening 21 graves, 42.00
Jas. Knox, care of lock-up, June, 8.00
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July 7 C. B. Fiske & Co., adv. warrant, special meeting, $ 6.56
John Collins, 15 men fighting forest fire, 10.00
F. H. Sanborn, inspecting fire engine, 2.00 D. E. Marcy, services with hearse, June, 24.00 Michael Collins, services July 4, 3.00
Jas. J. Manning, services July 4,
3.00
P. J. Daley, services July 4,
3.00
Chas. Thomas, services July 4,
3.00
Edwin McKelligott, services July 4,
3.00
Thos. W. Kenefick, cash paid for blanks for common victualers'
and innholders' licenses, etc., 2.46
Aug. 4 C. B. Fiske & Co., 400 Assessors' lists, 28.00 Jas. J. Manning, posting town war- rant, June, 5.00
Chas. R. Shaw, fighting forest fire, 1.50
D. E. Marcy, services with hearse, July, 33.00
A. O. Allen, care of lock-up, July, 8.00
S. Leach, labor on Library building, 1.25
W. H. Brainerd, estimating cost of sewers, 4.00 W. H. Brainerd, estimating quantity of pipe, 4.00
Sept. 2 Am. Tel. and Tel. Co., rent of tele- phone, G. A. Bills, 2.08
Henry R. Johnson, tax book, 2.75
Mosler Safe Co., safe for town clerk, 133.51
S. H. Brown, drawing safe, 5.00
Chas. S. Ruggles, opening 5 graves, 10.00
A .. O. Allen, care of lockup. August, 8.00
C. L. Johnson, envelopes aud box pens, 3:50
Beni Furkey, care of Town House,
3.00
Boston & Albany, freight on safe,
16.49
Patrick Murphy, iu settlement of in- jury received in No. Main street sewer, 200.00
John F. Foley, express on books, ink and postage, 4.26
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Oct. 6. Thomas Roche, opening 17 graves, $34.00
Robt. Johnstone, support of water tub, 5.00
Beni Furkey, care of town house, 3.00
Jas. J. Manning, serving dog warrants, Thorndike Co., support of water tub,
7.00
D. E. Marcy, services with hearse, Sept., 51.00 A. O. Allen, care of lockup, Sept., 8.00
2.00
H. M. Bliss, 6 graves,
12.00
F. F. Marcy, lumber for pest house,
2.10
Dr. Schneider, attendance P. Murphy,
15.00
Nov. 3 A. O. Allen, care of lockup, Oct.,
8.00
Chas. S. Ruggles, opening 1 grave, 2.00
C. B. Fiske & Co., advertising, etc., 13.81
D. E. Marcy, services with hearse. Oct., 78.00
Thomas J. Conroy, 2 days' services at fair, 6.00
Jas. J. Manning, 2 day's services at fair, 6.00
Michael Collins, posting town warrant, 5.00
Wm. Herran. precinct officer, Nov., 3.00
Wm. Porter, 66 66 3.00
Ed. P. Brown, 66 3.00
William Ritchie, 66 3.00
Chas. S. Ruggles, “ 3.00
Chas. S. Ruggles, rent of hall, 8.00
D. E. Tenney, precinct officer, 3.00
James J. Manning,
3.00
William Prairie, 3.00
Geo. S. Holden, 6 6
3.00
H. W. Holbrook, 66
3.00
C. H. Bannister,
3.00
D. E. O'Connor. .،
3.00
E. E. Hobson,
3.00
J. Stever Knox, ..
3.00
M. E. Monahan,
3.00
J. P. O'Connor, ..
3.00
E. W. Phinney, inspecting meat to Oct. 1,
53.55
5.00
L. S. Bowen, opening 1 grave,
1
33
Nov. 3 C. B. Fiske & Co., 200 voting lists and tally sheets, $35.00
D. E. Marcy, services with hearse, Nov., 33.00
H. M. Bliss, opening 7 graves, 14.00
A. O. Allen, care of lockup, Nov., 8.00
Chas. L. Holden, rent of room for voting, 7.00
E. E. Ryther, precinct officer, 3.00
C. E. Shumway, 66
3.00
M. J. Moriarty,
3.00
M. J. Griffin,
3.00
Chas. Darling, 66
3.00
Chas. D. Holden, 66
3.00
P. J. Fitzgerald,
3.00
John Carmody,
3.00
Chas. F. Mooers,
3.00
F. M. Shuttleworth,
3.00
Harry B. Keith, 6 6
3.00
Wm. E. Andrews,
3.00
William B. Kerigan,
3.00
Michael O. Riley, 66 3.00
P. H. McKelligott, 6 6
3.00
J. J. Kelly, 3.00
Jan. 5 Joseph Belanger, returning 83 deaths, 20.75
Joseph Belanger, painting and repair- ing hearses, 61.50
Dr. S. O. Miller, returning of 10 births, 2.50 Chas. F. Smith, inspecting live cattle and meat, 63.42
H. M. Bliss, opening 3 graves, 6.00
A. O. Allen, care of lockup, Dec., 8.00
Daniel J. Mahoney, repairs on sleigh, 2.55
St. Mary's Total Abstinence Society, rent of hall for voting, 8.00
St. Mary's Total Abstinence Society, rent of hall for caucus, 5.00
D. E. Marcy, services with hearse, Dec., 45.00 M. H. Loftus, ballot box to Palmer, 1.00
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Jan. 5 D. B. Sullivan, M. D., 3 births, $ .75
H. A. Smith, M. D., 20 births, 5.00
J. P. Schneider, M. D., 31 births, 7.75
Horace H. Paine, burial agent, burial of Wm. Colgrove, 35.00
R. B. Francis, repairing steam engine, 10.95
C. B. Fiske & Co., adv. and printing By-laws, 12.88
J. F. Foley, services as registrar of voters, 15.00
J. F. Foley, cash paid for license blanks, 4.29 Rev. Jos. Marchand, opening 61 graves, 122.00
Geo. J. Hebert, M. D., returning 79 births, 19.75
C. H. Giroux, M. D., returning 85 births, 21.75
Chas. S. Ruggles, opening 2 graves, 4.00
A. O. Allen, care of lockup, Jan., 8.00
D. E. Marcy, services with hearse, Jan., 42.00
Jas. Summers, setting tire on hearse, .75
E. B. Taylor, brush fire on land W. Lawrence, 2.00
T. Moran, brush fire on land W. Law- rence, 2.00
Fred Tryon, brush fire on land W. Lawrence, 2.00
Geo. Hall, brush fire on land W. Lawrence, 2.00
Scott French, brush fire on land W. Lawrence, 2.00
John Lyman, brush fire on land W. Lawrence, 2.00
Fred D. Thompson, brush fire on land W. Lawrence, 2.00
C. L. Johnson, brush fire on land W. Lawrence, 2.00
Jas. Summers, brush fire on land W. Lawrence, 2.00
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Jan. 5 C. E. Foster, brush fire on land W. Lawrence, $ 2.00
Henry Lovett, brush fire on land W. Lawrence, 2.00
Feb. 25. M. F. Fenton, registrar of voters, 6 mos., 7.50 Thomas Roche, opening 16 graves, 32.00
D. B. Sullivan, M. D., returning 24 births, 6.00
H. M. Bliss, opening 1 grave, 2.00
A. O. Allen, care of lockup. Feb., 8.00
J. H. Miller, M. D., returning 24 births, 1901-2, 6.00
John W. Loftus, returning 27 deaths, 6.75
Chas. S. Ruggles, opening 1 grave, 2.00
John F. Foley, oil for lock-up, 6.25
John F. Foley, recording 286 births, 143.00
John F. Foley, recording 121 marriages, 24.20
John F. Foley, recording 183 deaths, 36.60 Geo. A. Bills. services as engineer, 1902, 50.00 Geo. A. Bills, cash paid E. A. Buck for packing, 1.22
Geo. A. Bills, cash paid F. D. Thompson, repairing engine, 1.00
W. H. Hitchcock, repairs on engine, 2.49
D. E. Marcy, services with hearse to February 26, 45.00
J. F. Holbrook, Treasurer, postage for year, 2.50
Palmer Savings Bank, rent of lockup to March 1st, 90.00
O. LaSalle, returning 12 deaths, 3.00
C. A. LeGro, blank books, sealing wax, etc., .70
H. G. Loomis, returning 50 deaths, 12.50
John F. Twiss, cash paid for stamps, express and telephones, 5.00
$3,098.90
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HIGHWAYS.
Appropriation- $5,000.00
Mar. 31 Jos. M. Allen, services Supt. roads, $ 4.00
J. M. Allen, labor, man and team, 7.00
T. Chalk, labor, man and team, 37 hours, 14.80
T. Chalk, labor, 27 hours, 4.05
Albert King, labor, 12 hours, 2.00
S. Johnson, labor, 12 hours, 1.80
S. Harrington, labor, 24 hours,
3.00
John Daley, labor, man and team, 12 days, 6.00
Patrick Daley, labor, 1} days,
2.25
Oliver LaSalle, labor, man and team,
6.67
M. H. Loftus, labor, man and team, 5₺ days, 22.00
Michael Molloy, labor, 5} days. 8.75
Dan Sullivan, labor, 5} days, 8.75
H. W. Stimpson, labor, 7.45
Orsinel Butler, labor, 1.20
Reuben Lamb, labor,
1.50
George Smith, labor, 4 00
John Jones, labor. 1.50
John Jones, labor,
1.50
George Smith, labor.
4.00
Thomas Carmody, labor,
4.50
Michael Carmody, labor,
8.00
Michael Carmody, labor,
14.00
Thomas Carmody, labor,
9.00
Michael Shea, labor,
1.50
Patrick Cavanaugh, labor,
3.00
John Grady, labor,
2.25
Tim Lynes, labor,
2.25
David Fitzgerald, labor,
1.50
'A. N. Lawrence, labor, man and team, 8.00 Tim Lane, 66
3.00
Patrick Murphy,
1.50
J. F. Twiss,
" man and team, 10.00
37
Mar.31 Jos. Fenton,
labor, $ 3.75
Oswald Gervais,
3.00
John O'Connor,
2.25.
Jos. Labelle,
66
.75
May 5. Geo. A. Smith,
" self and team, 16.00
Geo. Lamb,
6.00
John S. Jones,
66
15.00
H. J. Moore,
66
self and team, 24.00
N. Johnson,
66
9.00
R. J. Crosby,
9.00·
Henry Graves,
66
.90
C. H. Bannister,
66
self and team, 69.40
Geo. A. Shaw,
66
7.50
P. Murphy,
17.62
E. Lynch Jr.,
26.62
Jos. Merriam,
11 62
S. Johnson,
66
12.00
E. W. Spaulding,
،،
2.62
L. E. Wells,
self and team,
19.00
Wmn. Long,
66
9.00
E. R. King,
1.50
Lewis Hoppe,
. .
10.80
Daniel Harness,
10.80
Chas. Capen,
10.80
F. Elmer,
" self and team, 30.80
C. T. Brainerd, services as Supt.,
80.00
M. H. Loftus, labor, man and team, 32.00
M. Flynn,
،،
12.00
M. Molloy,
7.50
Pat. Hurley,
7.50
Jerry Lynch,
4.50
John Dunn,
1.50
James Flemming,
1.50
M. Murphy,
66
1.50
James Clark,
66 self and team, 8.00.
Peter Rivers,
66
12.00
6.37
A. N. Lawrence,
54.00
Tim Lane,
38
May 5 John Brothers,
labor, self and team, $ 4.00
John Ritchie,
18.75
John O'Connor, 66
19.50
C. P. Haynes, 66
man and team, 12.00
Jos. Fenton,
14.25
Jos. Murray,
18.00
Alex Herran,
66
18.75
Jos. St. John,
18.00
Ed. P. Brown, 66
15.00
John F. Twiss,
19.50
John F. Twiss,
66
man and team, 41.60
Dennis Mahoney,
self and team, 24.40
Dennis Mahoney Jr.,“
13.50
John Hagerty,
13.50
Frank Collins, 66
6.00
George Roberts, 64 loads gravel,
6.40
Thomas Carmody, labor, self and team,
66.00
Thomas Carmody, 66
2.25
Jos. Carmody,
3.00
John Fenton,
6.00
Tim Lyons,
66
16.50
John Grady,
66
7.50
Dan Keys,
3.00
A. Ramsden,
66
8.00
P. J. Mansfield,
66
6.00
June 2
Dennis Mahoney,
" self and team, 28.00
Dennis Mahoney Jr.,
13.50
John Hagerty,
13.50
George A. Smith,
with team, 38.00
George Lamb,
14.25
John S. Jones,
14.25
Chas. Capen,
7.95
Israel Harness,
66
7.95
Louis Hoppe,
6.00
F. E. Elmer,
" 2 men and team, 29.15
A. N. Lawrence,
" with team,
12.00
Geo. A. Shaw,
8.00
Chas. Banister,
66 5.25
39
June 2 E. Lynch Jr.,
labor,
$ 6.00
Wm. Long,
1.50
Jos. Merriam,
66
1.50
Pat. Murphy,
66
3.00
M. Loftus,
with team,
26.00
Jerry Lynch,
6.50
John Brosnan,
5.25
M. Flynn,
. 6
3.00
Pat. Hurley,
6.00
James Clark,
66
with team,
22.00
Jos. Bondville,
18.00
C. Connor,
61
8.25
P. Sullivan,
8.25
N. Healey,
66
8.25
P. Cavanaugh,
8.25
E. Bowdon,
8.25
W. S. Whiting,
66
with team,
10.75
H. W. Stimpson,
16.00
R. Lamb,
5.25
O. E. Butler,
66
3.75
Ed. McKelligott,
12.75
C. T. Brainerd,
services as Supt.,
24.00
Thos. Carmody,
labor, man and team, 54.80
P. J. Mansfield,
60
18.67
Tim Lynes,
66
3.00
John Fenton,
66
19.12
John Grady,
3.00
Dan Keys,
66
3.00
Peter Rivers,
14.25
Jos. Fenton,
3.00
Ed. P. Brown,
5.25
Jos. St. John,
14.25
Alex. Herren,
66
9.00
John F. Twiss,
14.25
John F. Twiss,
" man and team, 42.00
Daniel Lane,
" with team,
2.50
Chas. P. Haynes,
14.00
John Ritchie,
12.75
66
40
June 2 John O'Connor, labor, $ 14.25 1.00 66
P. M. Shearer,
July 7 Dennis Mahoney,
" self and team, 52.00
Dennis Mahoney Jr.,
19.50
John Hagerty,
19.50
Wm. Foley,
19.50
Maurice Prindiville, 66
19.50
P. S. Trumble,
on scraper,
1.25
O. Butler,
19.05
Reuben Lamb,
19.35
H. W. Stimpson. and man, 67.05
Buck & Whitcomb, tools, dynamite, etc., 26.55
M. H. Loftus, man and team,
28.00
M. Flynn, labor,
9.00
Jerry Lynch,
6.75
John Brosnahan,
..
1.50
Pat. Hurley,
3.00
Ed. M. McKelligott, 66
6.75
P. J. Mansfield,
.6
13.05
Thos. Carmody,
" self and team,
40.80
John Fenton,
..
15.30
Patrick Caven,
6.75
D. Fitzgerald,
66
3.00
A. N. Lawrence,
" self and team,
44.20
C. Banister,
11.77
E. Lynch Jr.,
24.00
N. Fisher,
8.78
Ed. King,
7.28
M. Laford,
" self and team,
3.00
John S. Jones,
18.15
George Smith,
" self and team,
33.00
George Lamb,
..
14.25
Anton Peterson,
6 .
4.50
H. J. Moore,
2.00
Chas. T. Brainerd, " as Supt.forJune, 60.00 " man and team, 14.00
John F. Twiss,
Peter Rivers,
2.25
66 self, team
41
July 7 Ed. P. Brown,
labor,
$ 3.00
Jos. St. John,
66
3.75
John O'Connor,
66
1.50
Jos. Fenton,
66
1.50
John Ritchie,
1.50
Aug. 4 Thos. Carmody,
" self and team,
45.50
Pat. Caven,
66
18.75
John Fenton,
1.50
John White,
2.30
P. J. Mansfield,
66
14.25
A. N. Lawrence,
17.60
E. Lynch Jr.,
66
6.60
C. T. Brainerd,
" as Supt.,
20.00
R. N. Crosby,
66
4.50
John F. Twiss,
" men and team, 71.00
66
19.12
Peter Rivers,
19.12
Alex. Herran,
17.62
John Ritchie,
66
16.12
Ed. P. Brown,
8.25
Jos. Fenton,
66
6.00
Jos. Kerigan,
labor,men and teams, 96.85
M. H. Loftus,
.. ..
44.00
Jerre Lynch,
15.00
M. Flynn,
16.50
M. Murphy,
66
4.50
Ed. McKelligott,
66
9.00
M. Molloy,
1.50
W. H. Brainerd,
66
3.00
Sept. 2 M.H. Loftus, labor, man and team 12 days, 48.00
Jerry Lynch,
labor,
.. ..
18.00
M. Molloy,
9
" 13.50
M. Murphy,
66
1 day, 1.50
Ed. McKelligott, 66
9 days, 13.50
John F. Twiss, man and team, 10 “
40.00
Alex Herran,
labor,
10
66 15.00
Jos. St. John,
92 "
14.25
Peter Rivers,
10₺ “ 15.75
Jos. St. John,
42
Sept. 2 Johu Ritchie, labor, 93 days, $14.25
Jos. Fenton, 66
8₺ “ 12.75
John Hagerty,
9 " 13.50
Frank McCabe, 66
13.50
Morris Prindiville, “
9 66 13.50
Chas. Shaw, 70 loads gravel, 5.60
Dennis Mahoney, man and team, 9 days, 36.00 Deunis Mahoney Jr., labor, 13.50
John Daley,
" self and team, 41.50
Patrick Hurley,
18.00
Pat. Caven,
66
27.00
Thomas Carmody,
" self and team, 84.00
John Fenton,
66
.75
Jos. Carmody,
66
3.75
David Fitzgerald,
66
7.50
P. J. Mansfield,
11.25
H. W. Stimpson,
" self and team, 2.00
66
2.55
Reuben Lamb,
66
3.75
A. N. Lawrence,
66
self and team, 5.00
Jos. Merriam,
1.50
Ed. King,
1.50
Frank Capen,
.6
1.35
O. Gifford,
66
12.00
F. Elmer,
" man and team, 32.00
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