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That five thousand (5,000) dollars of this appropriation be paid for this year, and that the balance of forty thousand (40,000) dollars be raised by an issue of bonds.
That the Town Treasurer be and he is authorized to issue the bonds of the town, to be designated on their face Ando- ver Schoolhouse Loan, to the amount of forty thousand (40,000) dollars, the proceeds to be used to pay the expense of building an annex to the John Dove schoolhouse ; of in- stalling a central heating plant in said annex connecting with the John Dove, Stowe, and Punchard school buildings,
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and including suitable heating and ventilating apparatus in said annex and Punchard buildings ; of installing sanitaries in the Punchard, Stowe, John Dove and its annex, and the Indian Ridge and Bradlee schools ; and of making such alterations as may be necessary to carry these changes into effect.
The bonds hereby authorized shall be forty (40) in number, and of the denomination of one thousand (1,000) dollars each. They shall be numbered 1 to 40, both numbers inclusive. They shall bear date of July 1st, 1904, and shall mature and be paid to the amount of four thousand (4,000) dollars in each year for the next ten (10) years from this date. They shall bear interest at the rate of four (4) per centum per annum, and said interest shall be paid semi-annually on the first days of July and January of each year. They shall have coupons attached to them providing for the payment of said interest at the times aforesaid. The principal and interest of said bonds shall be paid at some convenient bank or office in the City of Boston, Massachusetts. Said bonds shall be signed by the Treasurer, and countersigned by a majority of the Selectmen, as required by law. They shall be sold by the Treasurer to the highest bidder therefor in proposals to be solicited by him from brokers and others.
If any of said bonds are sold after one or more interest coupons have matured, such matured coupon shall be de- tached and cancelled before the delivery of the bonds, and all interest accrued, but not due, and payable at the time of sale of bonds, shall be added to the price.
All premiums received on sale of said bonds in excess of their face value shall be applied to the payment of the prin- cipal of the bonds first maturing.
This vote was unanimous.
Took up Article 9th.
Voted, To refer the matter of the Bailey schoolhouse to the next annual Town Meeting.
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Took up Article 10th.
Voted, To appropriate one thousand and five and three one-hundredths (1,005.03) dollars to reimburse Trustees of Phillips Academy for balance of amount of taxes paid under protest.
Took up Article 11th.
Voted, That the sum of five hundred (500) dollars be expended by the Selectmen in establishing street bounds.
Took up Article 12th.
Voted, That a suitable drain be made to carry off the surface water on Red Spring Road near the property of John Hickey and John Henderson, and that the expense be taken from the appropriation for highways.
Took up Article 13th.
Voted, That five hundred (500) dollars be appropriated for the completion of Pine street.
Took up Article 14th.
Voted, To indefinitely postpone.
Took up Article 15th.
Voted, To appropriate the sum of three hundred (300) dollars to construct a sidewalk on the westerly side of Lowell street from Mr. Lane's to Dascomb road.
Took up Article 16th.
Voted, To accept the street laid out by the Selectmen from Elm street to Walnut avenue, between residences of Mrs. Anne Locke and George A. Christie, and that fifteen hundred (1,500) dollars be appropriated for construction thereof.
Took up Article 17th.
Voted, That the matter of an electric light on Central street be referred to the Electric Light Committee.
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Took up Article 18th.
Voted, To accept Chapter 484 of the Acts of the Legislator of 1903 in regard to licensing coal and coke dealers.
Took up Article 19th.
Voted, To indefinitely postpone.
Took up Article 20th.
Voted, To accept the Jury List as prepared by the Select- men, after removing therefrom the following names at their own request : Horace C. Bodwell, Charles Bowman, William J. Burns, Roy M. Haynes, Maurice G. Holt, Samuel P. Hulme, Albert W. Mott, Alvin E. Tough, Robert A. Watson.
Jury List as Revised and Accepted
Averill, George L.
Farmer
Bailey, David M.
Rubber worker
Bailey, Frank E.
Farmer
Barton, Elisha R.
Machinist
Boutwell, Chester N.
Farmer
Boutwell, Samuel H.
Farmer
Brown, George A.
Clerk
Buchan, John S.
Plumber
Burnham, George L.
Farmer
Carter, George M.
Farmer
Chase, Herbert F.
Merchant
Chase, Omar P.
Merchant
Clinton, John H.
Janitor
Cole, Roscoe K.
Carpenter
Cropley, William W.
Farmer
Cutler, Abalino B.
B. & M. Car Shop
Daley, James E.
Rubber worker
Davey, John
Switchman
Dear, Alexander
Farmer
Dick, Alexander L.
Overseer
Donald, Walter S.
Manufacturer
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Donovan, Charles E. Donovan, Patrick Eames, Harry M. English, Patrick Fallows, John, jr., Flint, George E.
Painter R. R. foreman Farmer Blacksmith Metal polisher Farmer
Flynn, Thomas B. Gray, Ira O.
Rubber worker
Carpenter
Gledhill, William F.,
Janitor
Grosvenor, James
Retired
Hardy, E. Gerry
Farmer
Hardy, Albert A.
Farmer
Hardy, Edward S.
Farmer
Hanson, Sylvester W.
Farmer
Higgins, Fred W.
Stable
Hayward, Henry A.
Farmer
Hilton, Henry
Operative
Operative
Hussey, George E.
Clerk
Jackson, Arthur R.,
Clerk
Jenkins, Charles B.
Clerk
Knight, Isaac M.
Horseman
Flax Dresser
Livingston, William
Farmer
Livingston, Charles W.
Farmer
Lovejoy, S. Arthur
Farmer
Wool Sorter
Painter
McDonald, James
Rubber worker
Moody, A. Herbert Morse, John F.
Murphy, Charles H.
Barber
Newcomb, Joel E.
Newton, Charles H.
Newton, Fred Nice, John
Carpenter
Farmer
Operative Farmer
Operative Florist
Horan, Thomas J. Hurley, John F.
Carpenter
Leslie, David C.
Matthews, Clester E. May, James S.
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Noyes, John L. Peters, Thomas
Farmer
Operative
Pearson, Walter B.
Operative
Pitman, John E.
Carpenter
Platt, Thomas W.
Carpenter
Poland, Austin S.
Carpenter
Poor, Daniel H. Putnam, James N.
Farmer
Reed, Richard C.
Painter
Saunders, Leonard G.
Clerk
Schneider, Louis H.
Moulder
Shaw, George
Retired
Shaw, Benjamin
Operative
Stack, John,
Janitor
Stiles, George W.
Carpenter
Stott, Thomas E.
Wool sorter
Swanton, Fred A.
Milk Dealer
Symonds, Frederick
Farmer
Thomes, Samuel
Carpenter
Thayer, Samuel
Farmer
Tuck, M. Warren
Carpenter
Walker, Walter
Carpenter
Way, Clarence J.
Farmer
Whittier, John O.
Farmer
B. FRANK SMITH, SAMUEL H. BOUTWELL, SAMUEL H. BAILEY.
Selectmen of Andover
Took up Article 21st.
Voted, To accept the report of the Town Officers.
Took up Article 22nd.
Voted, That the firemen be paid the same as last year, fifty (50) dollars per year.
Wool sorter
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Took up Article 23rd.
Voted, That the taxes be collected in the same way as last year, the Town Clerk and Tax Collector to receive one thousand (1,000) dollars per year.
Took up Article 24th.
Voted, That all unexpended appropriations be turned into the treasury, except fifty (50) dollars remaining of the appropriation for Park Commission.
Took up Article 25th.
Voted, To appropriate three hundred (300) dollars for further street signs.
Took Article 4th from the table.
Voted, To appropriate two hundred (200) dollars for repairs on Almshouse.
Took up Article 26th.
Voted, To authorize the Town Treasurer to hire money for the use of the town in anticipation of taxes for the current year, upon the approval of the Selectmen.
Took up Article 27th.
Voted, That the sum of one hundred thousand (100,000) dollars be raised by taxation the ensuing year.
Voted, That the matter contained in Article 8th be left in charge of the School Committee.
Voted, That the meeting be dissolved, and the meeting was dissolved at 5.45 P. M.
The foregoing is a true copy of the Warrant and of the Officer'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, January 2, 1905
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 and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Andover qualified to vote in town affairs, to meet and assemble at the Town House, in said Andover, on Mon- day, January 2nd, 1905, at 7.45 P. M., to act on the follow- ing articles :
Article 1st .- To chose a Moderator to preside at said meeting.
Article 2nd .- To see if the town will accept the provis- ions of Sections 364 and 365 of Chapter 11 of the Revised Laws which provide for the use of official ballots in the election of town officers, adopting what is known as the Australian Ballot.
Article 3rd .- To see what action the town will take to check the ravages of the Brown Tail Moth, and if thought necessary to make an appropriation therefor.
Hereof fail not and make due return of this Warrant with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk at the time and place of meeting.
Given under our hands at Andover, this nineteenth day of December, in the year nineteen hundred and four.
B. FRANK SMITH, SAM'L H. BOUTWELL, S. H. BAILEY,
Selectmen of Andover.
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ANDOVER, January 2, 1905.
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 purpose 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.
WILLIAM L. FRYE, Constable of Andover.
At a special town meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Andover qualified to vote in town affairs, convened at the Town House in said Andover agreeably to the requirements of the foregoing Warrant, and after reading the Warrant and Officer's Return by the Town Clerk, Article 1st was acted upon, and George H. Poor was chosen Moderator by acclamation.
Took up Article 2nd.
Voted, That the Town adopt the provisions of law in reference to the use of official ballots in the election of town officers.
Voted, That the Town hereafter elect by ballot, Town Clerk, three Selectmen, Town Treasurer, three Auditors, Collector of Taxes, three Constables, Highway Surveyor, Board of Public Works, Board of Health, School Committee and Park Commissioners, and their terms of office shall be for one year, except as otherwise provided by statute or hereafter fixed by the Town.
Voted, That the Selectmen shall act also as Assessors and
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Overseers of the Poor, as provided for in Section 343, Chapter 11, of the Revised Laws.
Took up Article 3rd.
Voted, That the Town appropriate one thousand (1,000) dollars for the repression and extermination of the Brown Tail Moth.
Voted, That the amount of the above appropriation be put into this year's tax levy.
Voted, That the meeting be dissolved, (8.45 P. M).
The foregoing is a true copy of the Warrant and of the Officer's Return thereon, also a true record of the doings of the meeting.
Attest :
ABRAHAM MARLAND, Town Clerk.
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
SCHOOLS
Appropriation, March 7th, 1904,
$29000 00
Corwin F. Palmer, Superintendent,
$1800 00
Alton W. Pierce, teaching,
531 25
Charles L. Curtis, teaching,
297 50
Blanche S. Jacobs, teaching,
748 75
Frances E. Brooks, teaching,
500 00
Florence E. Bailey, teaching,
280 00
Susan L. Austin, teaching,
753 00
Anna E. Chase, teaching,
748 75
Lillian S. Adams, teaching,
463 12
Florence Ash, teaching,
312 50
Grace Hill, teaching,
487 50
Carolyn A. Dean, teaching,
487 50
Marcia Richards, teaching,
521 56
Annie M. Downes, teaching,
651 49
Harriet W. Carter, teaching,
296 87
Mary E. Milligan, teaching,
486 57
Jennie S. Abbott, teaching,
487 50
Adele H. Duval, teaching,
487 50
Marion Paine, teaching,
478 13
Evelyn P. Reed, teaching,
487 50
Mary E. Scott, teaching,
438 75
Louise Morrison, teaching,
375 00
Gretchen L. Libbey, teaching,
302 63
Jean A. Birnie, teaching,
487 50
Ethel R. Coleman, teaching,
398 75
Alice S. Coutts, teaching,
447 50
Florence M. Prevost, teaching,
480 94
Amount carried forward, $14238 06
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Appropriation, March 7th, 1904,
$29000 00
$14238 06
Amount brought forward, J. Gertrude Jackson, teaching,
159 75
Clara A. Putnam, teaching,
651 25
Jessie B. F. Greene, teaching,
312 50
Cecilia A. Kydd, teaching,
463 12
Ruby S. Copeland, teaching,
312 50
Marie Howard, teaching,
157 50
Helena M. Lindsay, teaching,
377 50
Helen W. Battles, teaching,
585 00
Grace E. Feeney, teaching,
275 37
Emily F. Carlton, teaching,
487 50
Caroline J. Burtt, teaching,
398 75
Mabel S. Robinson, teaching,
487 50
Ethel Worcester, teaching,
237 50
Julia A. Brine, teaching,
140 00
Maude P. Harmon, teaching,
237 50
Anne J. Caton, teaching,
140 00
J. W. Andrews, teaching,
406 25
Elizabeth Hoar, teaching,
536 25
Katherine D. Whitman, teaching,
262 50
Edna P. Caret, teaching,
257 50
Bessie P. Goldsmith, teaching,
398 75
Elizabeth Collins, teaching,
67 78
George A. Holcomb, teaching,
15 00
Katherine Barnett, teaching,
28 13
L. A. Wilson, teaching,
3 75
Miriam Clark, teaching,
1 88
Mary E. Ryder, teaching,
12 19
Ethel Clark, teaching,
3 76
Amy Goff, teaching,
11 25
Annie J. McIntosh, teaching,
32 50
Florence I. Abbott, teaching,
176 88
Mary H. Gardner, teaching,
13 75
Queenie R. Clukey, teaching,
15 00
Amount carried forward,
$21904 42
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$29000 00
Appropriation, March 7th, 1904, Amount brought forward,
$21904 42
Gertrude J. Greene, teaching,
175 00
148 75
Ida E. Jenkins, teaching, Alice Turner, teaching,
157 50
S. Elizabeth Dodson, teaching,
87 50
Mabel Richardson, teaching,
175 00
Alexander Dick, janitor,
960 00
William Angus, janitor,
309 00
Patrick Conway, janitor,
115 50
David Gordon, janitor,
112 50
Edward F. Abbott, janitor,
84 00
James McGovern, janitor,
72 00
Jesse Melanson, janitor,
56 00
Joseph Bourdelais, janitor,
72 00
L. W. Bodwell, janitor,
243 00
Orrell Ashton, janitor,
184 00
Arthur Maddox, janitor,
24 00
Elmer Shattuck, janitor,
5 00
Patrick Barrett, janitor,
22 00
William H. Higgins, teams,
163 50
F. E. Gleason, wood and coal,
675 50
Boston & Northern St. R. R. Co., fares,
285 00
Boston & Maine R. R., tickets,
374 35
H. F. Marland, tickets, 130 00
D. Beatty & Son, coal, 1070 89
Alvin Jenkins, transporting children, 330 00
Mrs. C. H. Brownell, transporting children, 70 00
Charles H. Newton, transporting children, 140 00 James J. Abbott, wood, 35 50
George Goldsmith, wood,
30 00
James S. Flint, wood, 29 79
Nathan R. Bailey, wood,
22 50
C. J. Way, wood, 14 50
Colver Stone, travelling expenses,
6 00
Amount carried forward, $28284 70
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$29000 00
Appropriation, March 7th, 1904, Amount brought forward,
$28284 70
Corwin F. Palmer, expenses and enumerating children,
110 15
William A. Trow, travelling expenses,
3 46
Erwin C. Pike, supplies,
5 90
C. H. Shattuck, supplies,
3 85
F. P. Higgins, supplies,
1 37
T. J. Farmer, supplies,
70
Valpey Brothers, supplies,
1 69
Jesse Melanson, stabling horses,
10 00
Orrell Ashton, labor,
1 80
Hardy & Cole, labor,
11 49
William Angus, labor,
9 75
Bessie P. Goldsmith, labor,
30 36
Marion Paine, labor,
9 21
Total expenditure,
$28,484 43
Balance unexpended,
$ 515 57
Transferred from the above balance as follows :
Schoolhouse account,
$ 300 42
' Books and supplies account,
28 11
John Dove annex and sanitaries,
177 14
$ 505 67
Balance unexpended,
· 9 90
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SCHOOL-HOUSES
Appropriation, March 7th, 1904,
$2000 00
Transferred from School appropriation,
300 42
$2300 42
Hardy & Cole,
$ 76 80
Henry McLawlin,
76 30
Ira Buxton,
16 91
A. Kaiser.
2 35
J. E. Whiting,
10 00
Tuttle's Express,
43 72
Ovid Chapman,
236 52
A. W. Caldwell,
78 89
Frank E. Dodge,
19 40
George Saunders,
72 34
Mrs. Orrell Ashton,
3 00
A. M. Colby,
1 50
L. W. Bodwell,
6 90
Edward McCabe,
3 33
Lord & Company,
15 00
George D. Millett,
3 75
W. W. White,
8 45
William H. Welch & Co.,
195 45
John Connelly,
35 00
Herbert Clark,
19 62
T. A. Holt & Co.,
24 05
Theo. Muise,
5 00
Board of Public Works,
35 30
Lowell Polish Co.,
13 50
American Express Co.,
1 85
Allen, Thompson, Whitney Co.,
17 50
Lawrence Gas Co.,
104 22
W. F. Rutter & Co.,
260 22
Alex Baker,
1 50
Amount carried forward,
$1388 37
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Appropriation, March 7th, 1904, Amount brought forward,
$2300 42
$1388 37
Smith & Manning,
10 05
Andrew Roebuck, 1 70
Continental Brush Co.,
10 00
Chandler Adjustable Chair and Desk Co.,
5 40
John S. Dearborn,
43 12
Briggs & Allen Mfg. Co.,
5 25
Anderson & Bowman,
2 30
John Henderson,
1 40
F. G. Haynes & Co.,
6 17
Erwin C. Pike,
12 33
F. M. Foster,
3 60
Buchan & Francis,
4 50
Herbert F. Chase,
1 25
W. H. Sylvester,
6 50
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
7 20
William Angus,
3 73
Henry Povo,
4 25
William Ronan,
2 00
Boston & Maine R. R.,
10 08
Murphy, Leavens & Co.,
10 00
Frank H. Hardy,
18 00
Andrew Wilson,
222 64
Byron Truell Co.,
2 00
Globe Werwicke Co.,
33 15
David Gordon,
1 00
Perley F. Gilbert,
13 50
American School Furniture Co.,
322 72
Greene & Woodlin,
6 63
· D. Donovan & Son,
26 83
William A. Morton,
105 00
George D. Ward,
2 00
Morrison & O'Connell,
2 25
Phinotas Chemical Co.,
5 50
Total expenditure,
$ 2300 42
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Punchard School-House (Unpaid Bills of 1903)
Appropriation, March 7th, 1904,
$775 00
Hardy & Cole,
$679 73
Perley F. Gilbert,
50 00
J. Otis McFadden,
30 00
Lawrence Gas Co ,
17 84
Total expenditure,
$777 57
Overdrawn,
$ 2 57
John Dove Annex Central Heating Plant and Sanitaries
Appropriation, March 7th, 1904,
$45,000 00
Transferred from School appropriation,
177 14
Cash received for boiler,
40 00
$45,217 14
Hardy & Cole,
$ 5026 41
John E. Smithi,
2 00
Perley F. Gilbert,
2003 44
E. W. Pitman,
21041 97
L. W. Bodwell,
8 25
Richard D. Kimball,
490 29
Lawrence Gas Co.,
181 31
Board of Public Works,
702 09
George Saunders,
3141 56
William H. Welch & Co.,
11725 08
Henry Povo,
3 60
T. F. Pratt,
322 49
William Ronan,
1 80
Jennie Leslie,
6 20
Telegram Publishing Co.,
35
Newton Jaquith, jr.,
5 54
William A. Morton,
77 36
Amount carried forward, $44739 74
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Appropriation, March 7th, 1904, Amount brought forward,
$45217 14
$44739 74
Staples Brothers Co.,
325 00
Allen Shade Holder Co ..
78 25
Alexander Dick,
39 15
John Connolly,
25 00
A. P. Richardson,
10 00
Total expenditure,
.
$45,217 14
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BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
Appropriation, March 7th, 1904,
$ 2200 00
Transferred from School appropriation,
28 11
$2228 11
Tuttle's Express,
$ 39 28
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
9 28
Kenney Bros. & Wolkins,
72 60
T. J. Farmer,
1 44
Albert W. Lowe,
7 94
G. & C. Merriam Co.,
20 40
Milton Bradley Co.,
221 38
J. L. Hammett & Co.,
251 45
Andover Press,
179 66
Miss S. E. Reed,
5 33
D. C. Heath & Co.,
64 97
Corwin F. Palmer,
46 28
George W. Lowe,
5 45
Smith Premier Typewriting Co.,
1 00
Wadsworth, Howland & Co.,
47 37
United Society of Christian Endeavor,
9 36
Rand, McNally & Co.,
6 96
Hardy & Cole,
7 31
L. E. Knott Apparatus Co.,
7 29
A. D. Handy,
3 50
Longman, Greene & Co.,
3 24
Oliver Ditson Co.,
28 01
Ginn & Company,
35 41
Cupples & Schoenhof,
5 43
American Express Co.,
6 35
Silver, Burdett & Co.,
9 23
Essex Publishing Co.,
-
10 00
Houghton, Mifflin & Co.,
28 39
Amount carried forward,
$1134 31
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Appropriation, March 7th, 1904, Amount brought forward,
$2228 11
$1134 31
Allyn & Bacon,
50 26
J. Winthrop Andrews,
11 61
Adams, Cushing & Foster,
103 20
Educational Publishing Co.,
11 50
George A. Higgins & Co.,
54 13
H. H. Carter,
97
Bessie P. Goldsmith,
5 20
Chandler & Barber,
40 10
Thompson, Brown & Co.,
14 00
Lawrence Lumber Co.,
6 80
P. G. Menzel,
7 50
Edward E. Babb & Co.,
353 79
Morse Company,
3 60
Valpey Brothers,
44
T. A. Holt & Co.,
27 97
Ella Holt,
4 56
Gregg Publishing Co.,
17 90
A. T. Thompson & Co.,
79
D. Appleton,
18 33
American Book Co.,
180 54
Cook & Grover,
2 50
William Ware & Co.,
7 60
John H. Thurston,
7 10
A. D. Handy,
48
O. P. Chase,
2 22
F. P. Higgins,
60
G. C. Cannon,
3 25
Louise Morrison,
12 00
Globe Werwicke Co.,
3 15
S. E. Riley,
2 34
Esterbrook Steel Pen Mfg. Co.,
7 50
G. H. Kittredge, 8 60
John Carter & Co.,
4 23
Amount carried forward,
$2109 07
37
$2228 11
Appropriation, March 7th, 1904, Amount brought forward, H. P. Emerson,
$2109 07
2 43
F. J. Barnard & Co.,
58 03
Atkinson, Mentzer & Grover,
17 10
Benjamin H. Sanborn & Co.,
8 34
Eagle Pencil Co.,
14 25
Stone & Forsyth,
6 50
George E. Hussey,
2 25
New England Publishing Co.,
1 35
Katherine D. Whitman,
8 79
Total expenditure,
$2228 11
38 HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES
Appropriation, March 7th, 1904,
$3000 00
Street Railroad Franchise Tax,
1487 58
1585 17
Street Railroad Excise Tax, Street Sprinking,
945 50
$7018 25
Patrick Conway,
$245 89
W. F. Rutter & Co., supplies,
2 60
Boston & Maine R. R.,
2 12
John Haggerty,
153 50
Benjamin Brown, boots,
21 50
M. T. Welch, supplies,
85
Smith & Bingham, repairs on engine,
237 85
Morrison & O'Connell, iron work,
38 42
H. L. Bond & Co., brooms,
8 00
Edward S. Hardy, labor,
12 50
A. M. Colby, painting,
22 00
Anderson & Bowman, ironwork,
15 50
Good Roads Machinery Co., crusher,
511 37
A. Bryant & Son, hammers,
7 00
Samuel Smith Machinery Co., repairs on engine, 140 95
F. G. Haynes & Co., supplies,
11 96
Herbert F. Chase, filing saws,
85
Austin S. Poland, labor,
4 98
Hardy & Cole, stock and labor,
403 15
Henry McLawlin, supplies,
42 38
William H. Tucker, labor,
66 07
Charles Wolcott & Co., grates,
45 00
Perrin Seamens & Co., supplies,
31 50
William H. Welch & Co., pipe,
52 37
Edward Adams, crushed stone,
317 50
F. G. Fifield, repairs on crusher,
119 35
Amount carried forward, $2515 16
39
$7018 25
Appropriation, March 7th, 1904, Amount brought forward,
$2515 16
Board of Public Works, labor,
2 60
Erwin C. Pike, supplies,
1 50
Ira Buxton, filing saws,
1 63
J. S. May, painting bridge,
10 80
Arthur N. Comeau, stock and labor on bridge,
182 38
R. R. Gibson, gravel,
6 50
Ada Buchan, gravel,
27 40
J. H. Leonard, iron work,
10 75
William H. Higgins, labor,
22 25
Dennis Sweeney, iron work,
50
Joseph Brown, gravel,
14 90
George E. Flint, gravel,
11 70
Nathan R. Bailey, gravel,
10 10
Hudson E. Wilcox, gravel,
5 90
James Napier, express,
2 45
C. I. Hood, gravel,
16 10
Smith & Manning, supplies,
2 82
George A. Higgins, supplies,
1 00
Charles P. Rea, labor,
6 00
E. Pierce, labor,
2 80
Henry A. Hayward, gravel,
2 70
Fred Davis, labor,
388 50
Hugh Malcolm, labor,
158 45
Henry Symonds, labor,
58 72
Stephen A. Lovejoy, labor,
179 83
James N. Putnam, labor,
328 00
James J. Abbott, labor,
14 50
John Leary, labor,
131 25
Louis Belisle, labor,
66 11
Frank McCusker, labor,
65 33
Timothy C. Sullivan, labor,
166 73
James Dugan, labor,
124 83
Amount carried forward, $4540 19
40
$7018 25
Appropriation, March 7th, 1904, Amount brought forward,
$4540 19
John Driscoll, labor,
126 19
David Moir, labor,
36 07
S. F. Sewell, labor,
52 11
Edward Washburn, labor,
138 15
Timothy Madden, labor,
142 52
Patrick Hannon, labor,
64 50
Daniel Leonard, labor,
52 88
Hiram Carter, labor,
257 25
Patrick Rice, labor,
80 40
Joseph Bourdelais, labor,
215 42
James Craig, labor,
47 63
Edward Morse, labor,
19 83
Harry P. Abbott, labor,
96 11
Fred Andrews, labor,
6 67
George D. Ward, labor,
69 50
F. H. Foster, labor,
37 00
John Gill, labor,
190 25
Charles Weston, labor,
175 67
David Webb, labor,
2 50
William Caffrey, labor,
120 47
William Burke, labor,
159 94
Oscar Newcomb, labor,
116 40
William Haggerty, labor,
120 16
John Daly, labor,
30 53
John Collins, labor,
4 50
John Madden, labor,
78 77
Peter Dugan, labor,
7 00
Michael Harrington, labor,
38 70
William Baker, labor,
18 08
Richard Lavery, labor,
33 64
Frank Smith, jr.,
1 50
Charles O'Hara, labor,
18 00
Daniel Abbott, labor,
9 00
Total expenditure,
$7107 53
Overdrawn,
£
$ 89 28
41
Macadam
Appropriation, March 7th, 1904,
$3000 00
Nathan R. Bailey, stone,
$ 79 00
James Toye, stone,
80 00
Treat Hardware & Supply Co., supplies,
4 34
Good Roads Machinery Co., machine repairs,
247 00
Board of Public Works, blasting ledge,
5 60
Henry McLawlin, supplies,
49 28
Wright Strafford & Son, repairs on road roller, 7 58
Paterson Lubricating Co., oil,
3 75
J. W. Frost & Son, supplies,
10 46
Frank E. Gleason, wood and cement,
114 50
Edward Adams, crushed stone,
57 27
Morrison & O'Connell, sundries,
3 00
F. Homer Foster, giving grade,
3 00
Time Manufacturing Co., rubber coating,
8 75
E. C. Pike, supplies,
4 27
Boston & Maine R. R., freight,
32
Anderson & Bowman, iron work,
4 20
Telegram Publishing Co., advertising,
20
Tuttle's Express,
1 40
Stephen A. Lovejoy, labor,
132 95
Fred Davis, labor,
10 50
Hiram Carter, labor,
129 25
James Putnam, labor,
123 75
Richard Lavory, labor,
32 47
Edward Washburn, labor,
56 39
John Leary, labor,
80 70
Michael Harrington, labor,
37 86
William Haggerty, labor,
52 50
James Dugan, labor,
95 09
Timothy C. Sullivan, labor,
60 57
Timothy Madden, labor,
76 23
Amount carried forward,
$1572 18
42
$3000 00
Appropriation, March 7th, 1904, Amount brought forward, John Gill, labor,
$1572 18
10 50
William Burke, labor,
34 22
Charles Weston, labor,
28 97
William Caffrey, labor,
73 89
Jerry Golden, labor,
5 06
Harry Bourdelais, labor,
2 53
Joseph Bourdelais, labor,
80 50
Harry P. Abbott, labor,
165 83
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