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Took up Article 25.
Voted, To raise eighty five thousand dollars by taxation the ensuing year.
Took up Article 26.
Voted, That the town horses be placed under the care of the Selectmen and that they be instructed to place one pair at Ballardvale Engine House for use of the town.
Voted, That the Chair appoint a Committee of fifteen as a Finance Committee, this committee to examine into and
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carefully consider all appropriations recommended by the Selectmen before the Annual Town Meeting, and report such changes in said appropriations, as in their judgment the best interest of the town requires.
The Chair appointed the following persons as that Com- mittee : William G. Goldsmith, Samuel H. Boutwell, John S. Stark, John H. Flint, William S. Jenkins, Joseph T. Lovejoy, Lewis T. Hardy, John L. Brewster, John W. Bell, William Marland, Jacob W. Barnard, John L. Smith, Felix G. Haynes, John Nelson Cole, J. Warren Berry.
Voted, That all bills be audited before paid, that bills be presented by the first day of each month, and that they be paid on the second Monday in each month, that Auditors be paid five dollars ($5.00) per month to be divided as they shall decide.
Voted, That a committee of three be appointed by the Chair to examine the methods of book-keeping of the town, and report thereon at the next annual meeting.
The Chair appointed the following as that Committee : John Newton Cole, Howell F. Wilson, George A. Parker.
Voted, That a Committee of five be appointed by the Chair, to take into consideration the matter of revising the names of the streets in the town, and report at the next annual Town Meeting.
The Chair appointed the following persons as that Com- mittee : George W. Foster, Colver J. Stone, Albert Poor, Walter S. Donald, H. Bradford Lewis.
Voted, That the meeting be dissolved.
The meeting was dissolved at six o'clock p. m.
The foregoing is a true copy of the Warrant and the Offi- cer's Return thereon, also a true record of the doings of the meeting.
Attest :
ABRAHAM MARLAND,
Town Clerk.
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Special Town Meeting, May 9, 1899.
WARRANT.
ESSEX, SS. : To either of the Constables of the Town of Andover. GREETING :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are hereby directed to notify the inhabitants of the Town of Andover, quailified to vote in town affairs, to meet and assem- ble in the Town House in said Andover, on Tuesday, the ninth day of May, 1899, at 7.30 P.M., to act on the following articles, namely :
Article 1st .- To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting.
Article 2nd .- To see if the Town will vote to discontinue the street laid out and voted for by the Town, March 6, 1899, between Main and Bartlett streets, south of Town House and Engine House and estate of James H. Smith, on petition of John E. Pitman and eleven others.
Article 3rd .- To see if the town will vote to reduce the width of said street by taking off five feet on the north side on the petition of John E. Pitman and others.
Article 4th .- To see if the Town will authorize the Board of Public Works to construct sewers on Main and Porter streets, from end of line shown on plan of Mcclintock and Woodfall, to house of Prof. C. H. Forbes, on Chestnut street from Whittier street to New street, and on Washington av . enue from Summer street to Elm street, on petition of the Board of Public Works.
Article 5th .-- To see if the Town will purchase a piece of land from Hardy & Cole, with building and half of tracks thereon, for use as a storage yard for the Board of Public
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Works, and move the workshop to said land. and appropriate the sum of three thousand dollars ($3000.00) therefor, on petition of the Board of Public Works.
Article 6th .- If Article 5th is not carried, to see if the Town will build a brick wall from the Town House to Engine House No. 1, on Park street, and move the repair shop of the Board of Public Works to the space between the Town House and Engine House No. 1, and appropriate a sum of money therefor.
Article 7th. To transact any other Business that may legally come before the meeting.
Given under our hands, at Andover, this twenty-eighth day of April in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-nine.
WM. G. GOLDSMITH. Selectmen SAM'L H. BOUTWELL, of
JOHN S. STARK, Andover.
ANDOVER, MAY 9, 1899.
ESSEX SS. Pursuant to the foregoing Warrant, I, the subscriber, one of the Constables of the Town of Andover have notified the inhabitants of said town to meet at the time and place, and for the purposes stated in said Warrant, by posting a true and attested copy of the same on the Town House, on each school house, and in not less than five other public places, where bills and notices are usually posted, said Warrants have been posted two Sundays.
GEO. W. MEARS,
Constable of Andover.
At a special meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Andover qualified to vote in town affairs, convened at
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the Town House in said Andover, agreeably to the require- ments of the foregoing Warrant, and after reading a portion of the Warrant by the Town Clerk, it was
Voted, to dispense with the further reading of the Warrant.
Then took up Article 1st, and
Chose George H. Poor moderator by nomination from the floor.
Took up Article 2d,
Moved, to discontinue the street laid out and voted for by the town March 6, 1899, between Main and Bartlett streets south of the Town House and Engine House and estate of James H. Smith. This motion was not carried, the vote standing as follows : Yes, 16 ; No, 87.
Took up Article 3rd,
Voted, That this Article be indefinitely postponed.
Took up Article 4th,
Voted, That the Board of Public Works be authorized to construct sewers through Main street and Porter street to the house of Prof. C. H. Forbes, through Chestnut street from Whittier street to Mrs. May's house, through Washing- ton avenue from Summer street to Elm street, and the town accept a plan for sewers for Town of Andover made by John E. Smith, dated May 9th, 1899, the said plan being the exten- sion of the original plan of the system of sewers for the Town of Andover, made by McClintock and Woodfall, dated Janu- ary, 1894.
Took up Article 5th,
Voted, That the Board of Public Works be authorized to purchase a piece of land of Hardy & Cole for a storage yard, and move the Water Works building thereon, and appropri- ate the sum of three thousand dollars ($3000.00) therefor.
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Voted, That the Town Treasurer be authorized with the approval of the Selectmen to give the town's note for three thousand dollars ($3000.00) on one year's time with interest not exceeding three and one-half (3 1-2) per cent. for the purpose of paying for land voted for under Article 5th.
Took up Article 6th,
Voted, To indefinitely postpone.
Took up Article 7th,
Voted, to adjourn.
The foregoing is a true copy of the Warrant and the Officers' Return thereon, also a true record of the doings of the meeting.
Attest : ABRAHAM MARLAND,
Town Clerk.
SELECTMEN'S ACCOUNT.
SCHOOLS.
Appropriation, March 6th, 1899,
$21,000 00
George E. Johnson, Superintendent,
$1699 92
Anna E. Chase, teaching,
750 00
Frances B. M. Wilgoose, teaching,
450 00
Katherine Robinson, teaching,
500 00
Julia C. Carleton, teaching,
412 10
Carolyn A. Dean, teaching,
448 16
E. L. Comstock, teaching,
517 50
Edith E. McLawlin, teaching,
556 44
Lucy A. Roach, teaching,
465 62
Jennie S. Abbott, teaching,
450 00
Annie O. S. Clemons, teaching,
475 00
Adele H. Duval, teaching,
460 00
Evelyn P. Reed, teaching,
445 92
Mary E. Scott, teaching,
320 00
Margaret C. Donovan, teaching,
535 00
Jennie Birnie, teaching,
446 45
F. M. Provost, teaching,
423 49
Marie L. Saunders, teaching,
114 00
Clara A. Putnam, teaching,
620 00
Jessie B. F. Greene, teaching,
450 00
Annie M. Downes, teaching,
500 00
Rubina S. Copeland, teaching,
485 00
Florence I. Abbott, teaching,
460 00
Lilla A. Abbott, teaching,
285 00
Helen W. Battles, teaching,
500 00
Gertrude A. Burtt, teaching,
255 00
Amount carried forward, $13024 60
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Appropriation, March 6th,
$21,000 00
Amount brought forward,
$13024 60
Mary E. Kinney, teaching,
216 00
Alice M. Bowman, teaching,
205 20
Eva A. Hardy, teaching,
352 89
Harriet W. Carter, teaching,
450 00
Sara A. Patrick, teaching,
205 20
Julia F. McCarthy, teaching,
325 00
Elizabeth H. Demarest, teaching,
1000 00
Laura F. Farnum, teaching,
9 38
Dollie M. Farnum, teaching,
198 11
Bessie A. Holt, teaching,
6 05
Bertha S. Meacom, teaching,
425 00
Bessie A. Holt, teaching,
71 15
Gertrude Jackson, teaching,
80 00
Grace A. Burnham, teaching,
170 00
Marion D. Payne, teaching,
144 00
Eva E. Stone, teaching,
136 80
Mrs. J. H. Bennett, teaching,
75 76
Frances 1. Brown,
160 61
Mrs. F. B. Goff, teaching,
40 99
F. D. Durand, teaching,
60 00
S. M. Jordan, teaching,
44 72
L. W. Bodwell, janitor,
969 25
Orrell Ashton, janitor,
214 50
Andrew Thompson, janitor, 92 00
George D. L. Flint, janitor,
26 00
Patsy J. Barrett, janitor, 54 00
William A. Howell, janitor,
17 50
Albert A. Doyle, janitor and prep. wood,
21 50
George McIntire, janitor, 17 00
F. H. Hardy, janitor, 13 00
Harry D. Flint, janitor,
16 00
Frederic N. Noyes, janitor,
4 00
Amount carried forward, $18846 21
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Appropriation, March 6th, Amount brought forward,
$21,000 00
$18846 21
Alexander Dick, janitor,
108 25
Frank McGovern, janitor,
19 00
Sarah Bourdelais, janitor,
14 00
Edward F. Abbott, janitor,
12 00
Charles A. Craig, janitor,
27 50
Frank E. Gleason, coal and wood,
1603 04
James S. Flint, wood,
13 00
Clarence J. Way, wood,
31 50
William H. Tucker, wood,
15 25
John B. Abbott, wood,
33 30
Leon G. Flint, preparing wood,
4 00
Shattuck Bros., wood,
5 00
Daniel W. McIntire, preparing wood,
7 32
George F. Baker, wood,
24 00
John C. Whittier, wood,
6 00
George Goldsmith, wood,
10 00
J. Warren Mooar, truant officer and census of children, 90 00
Alice T. Whitney, labor,
2 25
John J. Barrett, lock,
1 25
William H. Higgins, teams,
59 50
W. H. Sylvester, tuning pianos, 4 00
George E. Johnson, cash paid for sundry purposes, 68 97
M. Steinert & Sons Co., 2 00
Total expenditure,
$21007 34
Overdrawn, $7 34
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SCHOOL-HOUSES.
Appropriation, March 6th, 1899
$2,500 00
John Haggerty, labor,
$ 12 50
George Saunders, supplies,
16 20
John Barrett, labor,
1 25
J. E. Whiting, clocks,
11 05
Henry McLawlin, supplies,
62 20
Hardy & Cole, repairs,
892 57
George A. Hardy, labor,
1 50
Henry Harman, repairs,
34 91
Frank A. Hardy, repairs,
5 25
Anderson & Bowman, repairs,
80
William A. Howell, repairs,
3 10
D. Donovan & Son, repairs,
25 70
R. B. White, repairs,
33 59
Erwin C. Pike, supplies,
15 07
Henry P. Noyes, supplies and repairs,
16 47
Abbott Erving, repairs,
50 00
T. A. Holt & Co., supplies,
48 35
J. J. Donovan, masonry,
40 80
M. J. Enwright, mirrors,
26 25
Joshua H. Chandler, labor and repairs,
46 90
James Manly, labor,
3 50
Benjamin Shaw, repairs,
8 75
John H. Pray & Co., matting,
41 14
Joseph Bourdelais, repairs,
24 75
Richardson & Pitman, repairs,
5 08
Frank E. Dodge, repairs,
25
Andover Electric Co., lighting,
12 60
M. T. Walsh, repairs,
13 25
Amount carried forward, $1453 78
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$2,500 00
Appropriation, March 6th, Amount brought forward,
$1453 78
E. J. Rowe, repairs,
188 96
Geo. W. Chandler, labor,
183 52
Horace Bodwell, repairs,
2 00
Tuttle's Express,
6 96
L. W. Bodwell, repairs,
7 83
John S. Dearborn, painting,
33 00
Edward F. Abbott, repairs,
5 35
William Ronan, labor,
3 10
George D. Millett,
2 40
J. E. Pitman, repairs,
18 85
Bailey & Chase, concreting,
188 28
A. W. Caldwell, painting,
391 20
Alexander Dick, repairs,
14 02
Total expenditure,
$2499 25
Balance unexpended,
$ 75
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES.
Appropriation, March 6th, 1899,
$1,600 00
Edward E. Babb & Co.,
$202 21
Andover Press,
64 60
American Express Co.,
3 45
Tuttle's Express,
35 66
Joseph Gillott & Sons,
3 90
Prang Educational Co.,
8 40
H. F. Chase,
3 20
O. P. Chase,
20 36
American Book Co.,
115 73
Ginn & Co.,
168 82
Houghton, Mifflin & Co.,
94 32
T. A. Holt & Co.,
1 16
George A. Higgins & Co.,
11 17
Silver, Burdette & Co.,
106 64
H. F. Smith Publishing Co.,
1 50
Werner School Book Co.,
4 32
T. J. Farmer,
60
D. C. Heath & Co.,
87 97
J. L. Hammett & Co.,
232 81
William Ware & Co.,
25 84
George S. Perry & Co.,
16 00
Andover & Lawrence Express,
1 00
George E. Johnson,
9 46
Alice Thacher Whitney,
6 15
Educational Publishing Co.,
20 84
E. L. Kellogg & Co.,
1 80
Rand, McNally & Co.,
70 15
J. E. Pitman,
8 70
Amount carried forward, $1326 76
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Appropriation, March 6th,
$1,600 00
Amount brought forward,
$1326 76
Dennison M'f'g. Co.,
6 78
S. E. Reiley,
1 63
Eagle Pencil Co.,
12 75
Boston School Supply Co.,
41 67
Charles W. Sever & Co.,
50
F. J. Barnard & Co.,
139 07
Boston Normal School of Gymnastics,
3 00
Smith & Manning,
47
Tyer Rubber Co.,
10
Jennie S. Abbott,
70
Morse Company,
5 90
Evelyn P. Reed,
2 00
A. Storrs & Bement Co.,
1 25
Total expenditure,
$1542 58
Balance unexpended,
57 42
$1600 00
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HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
Repairs.
Appropriation March 6th, 1899,
$4000 00
Amount received from Street sprinkling,
800 00
Street Railroad Tax,
1730 84
$6530 84
J. T. Lovejoy, Supt., on acct. of salary,
$525 30
J. H. Chandler, labor, 12 62
A. H. Hill. gravel, 21 35
John D. Driscoll, labor,
1 35
Henry McLawlin, supplies,
64 67
Hardy & Cole, lumber and labor,
349 59
Fred A. Sampson, stone,
15 00
Walter French, labor,
87 11
T. H. Lord, labor,
175 00
Sivert Peterson, labor,
1 00
Thomas P. Harriman, iron work,
3 30
Anderson & Bowman, iron work,
25 40
James Toye, gravel,
40 00
Boston & Maine R. R., freight,
4 16
Frank McCuskar, labor,
246 16
Patrick W. Conway, labor,
162 30
Smith & Dove Mfg. Co., flax,
7 80
Michael J. O'Connor, building culvert,
141 00
Samuel Smith, supplies, 6 00
W. F. Rutter & Co .. supplies, : 34 50
A. M. Colby, sign painting, 4 00
C. L. Bailey, labor, 4 37
Treat Hardware & Supply Co., supplies,
17 55
Amount carried forward, $1949 53
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Appropriation, March 6th,
$6,530 84
Amount brought forward,
$1949 53
Tuttle's Express, carting,
3 10
William H. Tucker, labor,
66 08
American Express Co.,
25
Smith & Manning, supplies,
6 01
John S. Dearborn, painting bridge,
40 41
Erwin C. Pike, supplies,
4 91
F. G. Haynes & Co., supplies,
12 03
A. Beauregard, 1-3 cost of hose wagon,
49 17
J. E. Pitman, stock and labor, 22 80
W. J. Jones, stones,
36 04
H. F. Chase, supplies,
1 00
L. N. Farnum, blasting,
77 30
Reuben Webb, labor,
12 00
Tuttle & Morrison, iron work,
4 55
Board of Public Works, pipe,
6 50
Dennis Sweeney, iron work,
6 70
P. J. Hannon, stone in 1898,
58 20
Jerry Golden, labor,
31 50
Concord Foundry Co., castings,
6 00
J. E. Pitman, building fence,
76 95
John Madden, labor,
74 28
John Leary. labor,
104 61
William Leary, labor,
127 36
Timothy Madden, labor,
117 25
Thomas Smith, labor,
101 69
Timothy C. Sullivan, labor,
159 06
George L. Burnham, supt., labor,
326 00
Michael Cullen, labor,
123 08
Elwyn Teague, labor,
147 77
William Wakeley, labor,
150 11
Henry Morrow, labor,
63 58
Hugh Malcomb, labor,
111 41
Amount carried forward, $4077 23
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Appropriation, March 6th,
$6,530 84
Amount brought forward,
$4077 23
Patrick Hodnett, labor,
147 58
William Gillespie, labor,
163 72
Michael Leary, labor,
61 50
Patrick McMullen, labor,
111 22
John O'Collins, labor,
61 00
Jerry Leary, labor,
38 50
S. A. Lovejoy, labor,
232 03
Samuel Levis, labor,
143 50
B. Mckenzie, labor,
59 89
George D. Ward, labor,
86 00
Lewis Belisle, labor,
137 08
George H. Soule, labor,
37 50
Joseph Bourdelais, labor,
22 50
Harry Bourdelais, labor,
8 75
John Conway, labor,
81 00
Carl Hoffman. labor,
93 23
Hiram Carter, labor,
47 83
J. Warren Mooar, gravel,
22 00
Thomas J. O'Brien, labor,
6 00
Stephen E. Abbott, labor,
16 50
Charles E. Stickney, labor,
31 75
Jolin Conley, labor,
43 33
William Caffrey, labor,
67 47
J. A. Eaton, labor,
16 72
Michael Stack, labor,
12 00
J. T. Lovejoy, team labor,
38 83
Mrs. Lawson, gravel,
11 00
John Nuckley, labor,
3 50
Total expenditure,
$5879 16
Balance unexpended,
$651 68
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Horses and Drivers.
Appropriation, March 6th, 1899, Amount earned on State Highway, Amount earned on Barnard Road, Amount earned on Avon Street,
$3,000 00
121 42
115 03
229 17
$3465 62
A. Beauregard, cart and wagon,
$206 12
Barnett Rogers, rent of barn,
36 00
Mrs. John Lynch, hay,
13 15
Geo. L. Burnham, Supt., hay,
75 90
A. W. Caldwell. painting,
8 74
Frank E. Morse, care of horses,
600 00
Frank M. Smith, care of horses,
720 00
Frank Carter, care of horses,
125 00
Frank E. Gleason, straw,
118 02
Henry McLawlin, supplies,
33 83
Andover Electric Company, light,
42 10
T. A. Holt & Co., grain,
247 71
George A. Parker, medicine,
7 20
E. M. and W. A. Allen, medicine,
$ 30
J. H. Campion & Co., grain, Hardy & Cole, labor,
135 70
4 30
G. A. Mayer, harness,
32 55
Charles F. Mayer, harness and labor,
5 85
John Haggerty, care of horses,
481 40
Anderson and Bowman, iron work,
54 73
Thomas P. Harriman, iron work,
36 35
Erwin C. Pike, supplies,
64
Greene & Woodlin, grain,
61 02
William H. Higgins, harness soap,
50
C. H. Shattuck, harness,
3 10
George Saunders, supplies,
3 90
Amount carried forward,
$3057 11
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$3,465 62
Appropriation, March 6th, Amount brought forward,
$3057 11
George E. Hussey, use of horse,
8 50
George S. Fuller, veterinary,
29 50
Dennis Sweeney, iron work,
18 00
J. O'Leary, labor,
1 00
A. McDonald, wood and iron work, 25 88
George F. Holt Est., hay,
27 85
F. G. Haynes & Co., grain,
31 77
McCarthy Bros.,
17 75
Tuttle & Morrison, iron work,
37 46
N. H. Shattuck, harness,
13 77
J. F. Winchester, dentistry,
6 50
Smith & Manning, grain,
85 73
A. N. Bean, use of horse,
21 00
P. J. Hannon, hay,
83 90
Total expenditure,
$3465 62
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Snow.
Appropriation, March 6th, 1899,
฿3500 00
L. F. Murch,
$28 29
Charles A. Jameson,
21 70
John Holt,
6 81
William Adams,
3 50
John Haggerty,
20 78
Patrick Conway,
7 00
Joseph Shephard,
13 22
John Hart,
16 72
J. H. Chandler,
37 61
George H. Burnham,
11 55
William Leary,
16 72
John Leary,
18 28
Daniel F. Murphy,
11 18
William A. Haigh,
6 93
Patrick Murphy,
9 53
John Schofield,
18 28
George L. Burnham, Supt.,
19 21
Thomas O'Tool,
9 67
Bert Mears,
9 67
George C. Chiris,
8 73
Timothy Madden,
2 33
J. J. Abbott,
75 22
D. H. Mitchell,
51 50
T. H. Lord,
8 00
John D. Driscoll,
21 39
Cornelius Collins,
16 72
Patrick Moynihan,
5 25
George W. Chandler, salary,
171 67
George C. Chandler,
1 75
John S. Ronan,
18 21
George E. Flint,
16 86
Amount carried forward, $684 28
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Appropriation, March 6th,
$3,500 00
Amount brought forward,
$684 28
William Hardney,
12 12
George W. Chandler,
26 55
Joseph Magnet,
2 53
Dennis Riley,
4 28
Agustus Cunningham,
35
Hood Farm,
11 75
S. H. Bailey,
13 05
B. F. Smith,
69 63
D. F. Harrington.
12 00
Thomas Fitzgerald,
2 60
F. A. Gould,
64 64
W. H. Carter,
157 31
R. C. Reed,
4 37
C. C. Blunt.
1 75
G. A. Hardy.
5 83
John S. Kempton.
4 23
Thomas Grey,
6 33
Samuel Thayer,
5 64
George E. Shute,
1 94
James II. Poor,
6 81
Henry J. Cunningham,
9 22
Frank Gill,
7 00
William Farlie,
3 71
Peter Dugan,
10 50
Arthur Slain,
5 25
James Poland,
9 72
Sam Levis,
5 44
James Manahan,
7 00
Patrick Hodnett,
11 47
Frank McCluskar.
11 47
Charles Rea,
11 47
John Morrison,
9 92
Amount carried forward,
$1200 16
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Appropriation, March 6th, Amount brought forward,
$3,500 00
$1200 16
William Hobdy,
8 75
William Kenzie,
8 75
John Marooney,
8 75
Michael Heffron,
9 42
Daniel Donovan,
1 75
John O'Collins,
17 20
Jerry Donovan,
8 75
John Guthrie,
1 75
Daniel J. Donovan,
8 75
Teddy Law,
1 75
Cornelius Sullivan,
11 47
J. H. Winslow,
8 56
Patrick McMullen,
14 00
Andrew Hurley,
10 50
Timothy Madden,
11 47
John Madden,
11 47
Fred W. Leister,
11 47
Michael Leary,
5 25
Daniel Sullivan,
10 50
Cornelius Donovan,
5 25
John Connolly,
10 50
Frank Williamson,
5 25
Daniel Collins,
10 50
James Connolly,
8 75
Dennis Driscoll,
8 56
O. Benson,
7 78
G. Wettenberg,
7 98
John Donovan,
7 98
M. Walch,
5 25
Henry Seacole,
8 35
John Murphy,
8 75
Henry Allicon,
7 00
Amount carried forward, $1472 37
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Appropriation, March 6th, Amount brought forward,
#3,500 00
$1472 37
Walter French,
11 47
T. H. Lord,
8 75
D. L. Lord,
7 00
C. W. Buck,
7 00
John Mahoney,
7 78
Peter Conway,
3 69
Edward Conway,
3 11
William Titus,
3 69
Joseph Malonson,
4 67
Clarence Spalding,
7 49
Horace Hatch,
4 95
John Conway,
3 50
Charles Conway,
3 50
Clarence J. Way,
17 00
Fred Way,
9 63
Charles H. Flint,
4 08
Sylvanus Lovejoy,
2 81
Stephen Lovejoy,
1 55
Joseph Gorst,
7 88
Charles Livingston,
2 33
Joseph Bourdelais,
45 25
Agustus Upton,
1 55
Henry Bourdelais,
1 75
Frank A. Davis,
10 53
John F. Miller,
3 82
E. M. Washborn,
16 00
George A. Perkins,
6 12
John Cobath,
5 44
Robert Gemmell,
98
George E. Flint 1st,
10 21
George A. Dumont,
12 25
Hugh Malcomb,
4 37
Amount carried forward, $1712 52
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Appropriation, March 6th, Amount brought forward,
$3,500 00
$1712 52
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E. W. Burtt,
40 60
H. L. White,
1 95
William H. Tucker and others,
74 83
George Mander,
1 80
George L. Averill,
13 73
John Haggerty and 28 others,
162 75
Fred Stark,
21 90
W. W. Craig,
5 41
J. E. Newcomb,
5 41
Daniel Fitzpatrick,
45 00
George Doyle,
8 40
Morris Fitzgerald,
5 60
N. G. Abbott,
50
Almon P. Abbott,
4 60
Harrison H. Hardy,
5 00
Michael A. Toomey,
7 00
George Goldsmith,
35 20
Daniel Sweeney,
7 23
J. E. Hutcheson,
2 91
E. S. Hardy,
20 10
George Garland,
4 13
George Worcester,
6 75
John T. Nuckley,
98
John W. Nuckley,
7 78
Frank Dandrement,
2 62
William A. Davis,
5 44
Alexander Dear,
1 75
A. Beauregard,
1 75
Warren A. Bailey,
105 89
Norman Myatt,
3 50
John B. Jenkins,
10 50
John A. O'Brien,
3 50
Amount carried forward $2337 03
44
฿3,500 00
Appropriation, March 6th, Amount brought forward,
$2337 03
Freeman Abbott,
65 35
George P. Pillsbury,
61 37
Timothy C. Sullivan,
16 34
Abbott Erving,
8 75
H. McLawlin, shovels,
5 95
Charles L. Bailey,
3 50
Phillip C. Mooar,
8 75
R. P. Whitten,
5 25
Ralph R. Ross,
8 75
Harry Reed,
15
S. H. Boutwell,
22 14
James S. Flint,
1 36
E. G. Hardy,
5 33
A. A. Hardy,
32 60
Joseph T. Lovejoy,
20 00
J. L. Noyes,
6 91
Robert A Watson,
9 76
Porter Livingston,
1 75
Sivert Peterson,
5 25
John J. Barrett,
1 07
Charles M. Newton,
3 89
Edgar G. Wright,
3 50
Lewis Belisle,
7 87
John O'Connell,
88
J. F. Morse,
6 00
Frank L. Stiles.
6 38
Thomas P. Harriman,
2 00
Arthur Shaw,
1 75
Walter Shaw,
1 75
S. A Lovejoy,
7 20
O. Peterson.
5 25
Jerry Golden,
12 25
Frank E. Abbott,
1 70
Total expenditure,
$2687 78
Balance,
$812 22
45
Macadam.
Appropriation, March 6th, 1899,
$4000 00
J. T. Lovejoy, Supt., on acct. of salary, $249 99
William H. Welch & Co., pipe, 30
Henry McLawlin, supplies,
22 29
Bailey & Chase, 25 50
Goodroad's Machinery Co., parts of crusher, 119 88
American Express Co., carting,
1 10
Henry Boynton, stone,
14 05
George P. Walker, stone,
10 80
Porter Livingston, stone,
19 20
Mrs. C. N. Moulton, stone,
21 30
Joseph Bourdelais, stone,
27 75
J. T. Lovejoy, stone, 32 40
A. J. Wellington, posts and castings, 34 25
Treat Hardware & Supply Co., supplies,
7 92
Anderson & Bowman, iron work,
11 75
Ira Buxton, saw-filing,
80
Lewis Belisle, stone,
2 25
Edward Hoole, stone,
6 90
J. E. Pitman, building fence,
107 71
Boston & Maine R.R., freight,
35
Frank E. Gleason, wood,
6 00
M. C. Andrews, pipe,
3 50
George P. Pillsbury, wood,
115 00
George Buchan, labor,
34 33
William Ronan, labor,
30 00
George L. Burnham, Supt., labor,
105 50
Jerry Leary, labor,
43 50
John Madden, labor,
23 72
Henry Morrow, labor,
2 72
John Leary, labor,
39 08
Carl Hoffman, labor,
58 14
Amount carried forward, $1177 98
46
$4,000 00
Appropriation, March 6th, Amount brought forward,
$1177 98
Thomas Smith, labor,
42 00
Hugh Malcomb, labor,
18 47
Henry Provo, labor,
11 28
John Buckley, labor,
23 72
Thomas J. O'Brien, labor,
22 33
Michael Cullen, labor,
24 91
John Leonard, labor,
3 50
William Gillespie, labor,
14 58
Charles O'Hara, labor,
9 00
J. A. Eaton, labor,
17 94
John O'Collins, labor,
25 00
George D. Ward, labor,
6 50
Elwyn Teague, labor,
94 49
William Wakeley, labor,
111 60
William Caffrey, labor,
112 58
George Davis, labor,
70 58
Malachi Clinton, labor,
56 19
George Madden, labor,
33 24
William Leary, labor,
92 93
Patrick Hodnett, labor,
79 91
Samuel Levis, labor,
82 83
J. H. Carter, labor,
111 22
George H. Soule, engineer,
172 23
Timothy Madden, labor,
107 28
Timothy C. Sullivan, labor,
106 35
Lewis Belisle, labor,
100 13
Patrick Conway, labor,
75 24
J. A. Lovejoy, labor,
131 55
J. T. Lovejoy, labor,
126 31
T. H. Lord, labor,
136 00
S. K. Peterson, labor,
60 28
Fred C. Way, labor,
35 77
Amount carried forward, $3293 92
47
$4,000 00
Appropriation, March 6th, Amount brought forward,
$3293 92
Fred Lovejoy, labor,
12 25
Frank McCuskar, labor,
102 66
Joseph Bourdelais, labor,
112 50
Daniel F. Harrington, labor,
106 50
Clarence J. Way, labor,
106 25
Robert A. Watson, labor,
113 00
George L. Averill, labor,
103 00
Fred Stark, labor,
25 50
C. L. Bailey, labor,
36 00
J. Warren Mooar, gravel, Total expenditure,
5 02
$4016 60
Overdrawn,
$16 60
48
Sidewalks.
Appropriation, March 6th, 1899,
$1500 00
Re-imbursed by abuttors, 1899,
750 03
$2250 03
George L. Burnham, Supt., labor,
$ 40 50
John Hart, labor,
1 56
S. A. Lovejoy, labor,
60 00
John Leary, labor,
33 25
William Leary, labor,
33 25
John Madden, labor,
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