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Voted, To accept the Report of the Town Officers.
Took up Article 20th.
Voted, That the Firemen be paid same as last year, $50.00 per year.
Took up Article 21st.
Voted, That the Collector of Taxes be paid three-fourths of one per cent on all taxes collected.
Took up Article 22nd.
Voted, That all unexpended balances be returned to the treasury, except balance on Street Lighting, on New Street and on Pine Street.
Took up Article 23rd.
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 24th.
Voted, That Ninety-five thousand dollars (95,000.00) be raised by taxation the current year.
Took up Article 25th.
Voted, That the Selectmen be requested to hold all public
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meetings of general interest to the town not earlier than 7.30 P. M.
Voted, To allow Punchard Alumni Association the use of Town Hall for Alumni Reception to graduating class in June.
Voted, That the adjustment of the Memorial Hall Sinking Fund be referred to the Board of Selectmen and Town Treas- urer to report recommendations upon the same at the next Annual Town Meeting.
Voted, That the Finance Committe be furnished by the Board of Selectmen with printed copies of all money voted, expended and required for the year next ensuing. And the said copies be placed in the hands of the Committee as soon as possible after the books are closed.
Voted, That the meeting be dissolved. And the meeting was dissolved at 7.08 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.
Report of Clerk of Election Officers
Polls opened at six o'clock A. M. All officers present. George H. Poor elected Moderator. Ballot box registered 0000. Box registered at closing 1058, check list showed 1070. Polls closed at 2.15 P. M.
DANIEL J. MOYNIHAN, Clerk.
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
SCHOOLS
Appropriation, March 6th, 1905, Received for Tuition,
$30000 00
45 00
$30045 00
Corwin F. Palmer, Superintendent,
$1833 32
Charles L. Curtis, teaching,
867 50
Susan L. Austin, teaching,
800 00
Blanche S. Jacobs, teaching,
800 00
Florence E. Bailey, teaching,
520 00
Anna E. Chase, teaching,
800 00
Lillian S. Adams, teaching,
308 75
Grace Hill, teaching,
550 00
Gertrude J. Green, teaching,
490 63
Caroline J. Burtt, teaching,
433 75
Carolyn A. Dean, teaching,
500 00
Ida E. Jenkins, teaching,
425 00
Annie M. Downes, teaching,
708 75
Alice S. Coutts, teaching,
481 97
Mary E. Milligan, teaching,
508 75
Jennie S. Abbott, teaching,
498 13
Adele H. Duval, teaching,
517 50
Marie Howard, teaching,
450 00
Evelyn P. Reed, teaching,
339 64
Mary E. Scott, teaching,
475 07
Marcia S. Richards, teaching,
390 00
Alice Turner, teaching,
458 75
Jean A. Birnie, teaching,
500 00
Ethel R. Coleman, teaching,
433 75
Amount carried forward, $14091 26
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Appropriation, March 6th, 1905,
$30045 00
$14091 26
Amount brought forward, Helena M. Lindsay, teaching, Florence Prevost, teaching, Elizabeth S. Dodson, teaching,
408 75
500 00
325 86
Clara A. Putnam, teaching, Mabel A. Richardson, teaching,
717 50
338 16
Cecilia A. Kydd, teaching,
450 07
Ruby S. Copeland, teaching,
508 75
Florence I. Abbott, teaching,
496 25
Helen W. Battles, teaching,
608 75
Emily F. Carlton, teaching,
500 00
Mabel S. Robinson, teaching,
500 00
Julia A. Brine, teaching,
453 71
Anne J. Caton, teaching,
461 88
Elizabeth Hoar, teaching,
550 00
Katherine D. Whitman, teaching,
550 00
Bessie P. Goldsmith, teaching,
425 00
Edna P. Carrett, teaching,
200 00
Annie J. McIntosh, teaching,
90 00
Ethel R. Clark, teaching,
34 14
Amy Goff, teaching,
8 25
Mary H. Gardner, teaching,
105 76
Katherine Barnett, teaching,
3 75
Miriam Clark, teaching,
94
Eva A. Hardy, teaching,
12 00
Dorothy Logan, teaching,
4 00
Jean David, teaching,
149 63
Emily Torrey, teaching,
9 75
Alice Cox, teaching,
9 00
Amy L. Stork, teaching,
35 00
Susan Ryan, teaching,
192 50
Charlotte A. Holt, teaching,
146 25
Phoebe L. Hosmer, teaching,
280 00
Lola A. Murch, teaching,
140 00
Amount carried forward,
$23306 91
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Appropriation, March 6th, 1905, Amount brought forward,
$3004500
$23306 91
Dorrice Downing, teaching,
4 69
Emma Ward, teaching,
6 00
Edith Donald, teaching,
3 00
W. D. Fletcher, janitor,
10 00
Nettie Anderson, janitor,
99 00
Herbert Clark, janitor,
115 00
A. Flint Symonds, janitor,
121 65
Herbert L. White, janitor,
700 43
Alexander Dick, janitor,
207 40
William Angus, janitor,
161 00
Patrick Conway, janitor,
161 00
David Gordon, janitor,
120 00
Edward F. Abbott, janitor,
90 00
James McGovern, janitor,
72 00
Jesse Melanson, janitor,
42 00
Joseph Bourdelais, janitor,
72 00
C. H. Staten, janitor,
180 00
David Beatty & Son, coal,
2028 72
Boston & Northern St. R. R. Co., fares,
225 00
William H. Higgins, teams,
116 00
James S. Flint, wood,
10 00
Clarence J. Way, wood,
18 00
Bessie P. Goldsmith, ext. labor, supplies,
30 49
Charles H. Newton, transporting children,
380 00
Alvin Jenkins, transporting children,
380 00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.,
40 35
Frank E. Gleason, coal,
547 78
Alex Dick, Truant Officer,
20 00
Stephen E. Abbott, wood,
5 50
Boston & Maine R. R., season tickets,
294 29
William Angus, preparing wood,
3 00
John Maddox, wood,
20 00
Corwin F. Palmer, postage, box rent,
9 33
Amount carried forward, $29600 54
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Appropriation, March 6th, 1905, Amount brought forward, $29600 54
$30045 00
Corwin F. Palmer, traveling expen., 13 42
Corwin F. Palmer, enumerating school children,
40 00
Geo. F. Baker, wood,
30 00
G. C. Cannon, filling in diplomas,
5 25
Clarence M. Weed, lecture to teachers,
10 60
Peter Shevlin, wood,
12 00
Herbert L. White, Truant Officer,
10 00
William Angus, Truant Officer,
10 00
Jessie Melanson, stabling horse for the year for special teacher, 5 00
Geo. P. Raymond, costumes,
10 00
Buxton & Coleman, weighing coal,
13 95
Andover Press, Report cards,
32 65
C. H. Shattuck, Tel. & supplies,
2 90
F. P. Higgins, supplies,
1 08
Valpey Bros., supplies,
1 89
Total expenditure,
$29799 28
Transferred to school-houses,
245 20
Balance unexpended,
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$30045 00
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SCHOOL-HOUSES
Appropriation, March 6th, 1905,
$ 2500 00
Received from sale of 2nd hand seats,
$17 00
$2517 00
George Saunders, repairs,
$490 02
Frank E. Dodge repairs,
26 01
Wm. A. Morton, Painting,
150 00
D. Donovan & Sons, glass and labor,
23 70
Am. School Furniture Co., supplies,
6 50
Helen Whittemore, Kindergarten,
2 00
R. H. White & Co., burlap,
5 60
Andrew Wilson, repairing slate roof,
46 05
Ira Buxton, keys and repairs,
1 05
Lawrence Gas Co., lighting,
72 85
William Connolley,
2 00
Am. Express,
1 55
Ovid Chapman, rent,
15 00
Henry Mclaughlin, supplies,
36 51
William F. Rutter, balance due on heating plant, part payment Indian Ridge plant,
700 00
F. M. Foster, repairs,
47 95
E. C. Pike, drinking cups, supplies,
9 79
M. J. Stack, grading, teaming ashes,
40 89
Tuttle's Express,
30 57
W. H. Sylvester, tuning Pianos,
12 50
W. H. Welch & Co., repairs & bal- ance of heating plant, 254 40
H. F. Staples, floor wax,
13 20
Buxton & Coleman, repairs,
61 86
T. A. Holt & Co., supplies,
23 40
Amount carried forward, $2073 40
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Appropriation, March 6th, 1905,
Amount brought forward, $2073 40
Holcomb M'f'g. Co., floor brushes, 15 00
75
Morrison & O'Connell, wrench, H. C. Hitchcock, painting, Theo. Muise, repairing flags,
70 80
5 15
Buchan & Francis, labor, supplies,
28 20
Austin Poland, stock and labor,
12 55
George D. Ward, removing ashes,
1 75
Warren L. Johnson, grading Central School, 97 53
Hardy & Cole, stock and labor, 153 44
H. A. Ramsdell, framing picture,
2 75
Smith & Manning, supplies,
18 28
Jos. Bourdelais, labor,
1 80
Priest Page & Co., scales,
44 00
Julia A. Bruce, tuning piano,
2 50
Perley F. Gilbert, bal. of commission,
22 58
Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies,
10 00
Lord & Co., use of piano,
8 50
Greene & Woodlin, supplies,
4 21
Edward H. Briggs, pencil sharpener,
3 00
Herbert L. White, laundry of towels,
21 45
Herbert L. Dallon, broom holders,
1 00
Luella Phelps, typewriting,
2 60
Anderson & Bowman, ironwork,
5 10
J. E. Whiting, repairs on clocks,
7 45
M. E. Gutterson, part pay. on piano,
20 00
Tyer Rubber Co., supplies,
2 60
Edward F. Abbott, repairs,
2 00
Bessie C. Goodhue, desk,
2 00
A. M. McDonald, repairs,
1 35
J. E. Pitman, stock and labor,
32 12
Masury, Young & Co., oils for floors,
13 00
Orient M'f'g. Co., spray & atomizer,
3 00
$2517 00
Amount carried forward, $2689 86
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$2517 00
Appropriation, March 6th, 1905, Amount brought forward, $2689 86 J. A. Swasey, repairs on black boards, 16 10
Herbert Clark, labor and supplies,
30 57
William Angus, laundry of towels,
5 00
H. P. Emerson & Co., supplies,
1 50
Gutterson & Gould, piping, Buchan & McNally,
2 25
21
G. E. Flint, grading,
9 00
F. M. Nuckley, sawdust,
1 00
Patrick Conway,
6 71
Total expenditure,
$2517 00
Transferred from Schools,
245 20
$2762 20
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BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
Appropriation March 6th, 1905,
$2000 00
Adams, Cushing & Foster,
$113 97
J. L. Hammett & Co.,
96 72
John Carter & Co.,
17 07
Berquist & Wheeler,
3 60
Herbert G. Brooks,
2 75
William Wave & Co.,
14 30
Scarborough Co.,
14 50
Rand, McNally & Co.,
35 60
Globe Werwicke Co.,
75
Educational Publishing Co.,
4 53
Perry Picture Co.,
2 54
Geo. P. Brown Co.,
5 64
Katherine D. Whitman,
53 85
Geo. W. Lowe,
2 40
Geo. H. Higgins & Co.,
11 85
Carter, Rice & Co.,
13 45
F. J. Barnard & Co.,
39 81
Gregg Publishing Co.,
7 82
Oliver Ditson Co.,
34 81
Ginn & Co.,
38 00
Houghton, Mifflin & Co.,
86 05
D. Appleton & Co.,
65 43
Benj. H. Sanborn,
30 43
Wadsworth, Howland & Co.,
40 95
Andover Press,
74 55
Albert W. Lowe,
9 19
American Express Co.,
4 40
American Book Co.,
185 38
S. F. Parkhitt,
6 25
T. A. Holt & Co.,
25 40
Amount carried forward, $1041 99
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Appropriation March 6th, 1905, Amount brought forward,
$2000 00
$1041 99
Narragansett Mch. Co.,
6 12
U. S. Bureau,
80
Tuttles' Express,
22 54
Edward E. Babb & Co.,
258 19
H. H. Carter & Co.,
1 56
T. J. Farmer,
1 22
A. J. Thompson & Co.,
8 00
Interstate Supply,
15 00
D. C. Heath & Co.,
272 53
C. H. Newman,
1 75
Milton Bradley Co.,
195 69
Sibley & Co.,
3 75
G. A. Higgins & Co.,
6 20
Silver, Burdett & Co.,
92 56
A. Lewis M'f'g. Co.,
2 00
Oliver Typewriting Co.,
1 22
Atkinson, Mentzer & Grover,
7 29
Bessie P. Goldsmith,
2 06
Geo. W. Lowe,
2 95
Frank P. Higgins,
1 43
Wm. G. Brown,
1 94
Valpey Bros.,
38
Esterbrook Pen M'f'g. Co.,
7 50
A. D. Hardy,
4 15
L. E. Knott Apparatus Co.,
15 14
Little, Brown & Co.,
2 00
Boston Normal School,
2 20
Allyn & Bacon,
10 42
Schoenhof Book Co.,
6 78
De Wolff & Fisk Co.,
1 74
Cook & Grover,
20
American Crayon Co.,
2 50
Total expenditure,
$1999 80
Balance unexpended,
20
$2000 00
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES
Appropriation, March 6th, 1905,
$3000 00
Street Railroad Excise Tax, 1555 33
1360 99
Street Railroad Franchise Tax, Street Sprinking, Earnings of Town teams,
923 98
177 56
$7017 86
Edward Adams, crushed stone,
$206 00
Joseph Brown, gravel, labor,
35 15
Hiram Carter, labor,
398 00
James Putnam, labor,
92 00
Joseph Bourdelais, labor,
185 36
Timothy Sullivan, labor,
59 69
Wm. Caffrey, labor,
267 37
John Gill, labor,
270 68
J. C. Palmer, labor,
7 50
Jeremiah Golden, labor,
58 72
Harry Bourdelais, labor,
62 80
S. A. Lovejoy, labor,
219 44
Harry P. Abbott, labor,
182 55
Timothy Madden, labor,
72 53
Fred A. Davis, labor,
353 50
Morrison & O'Connell, iron work,
29 80
Henry McLawlin, supplies,
32 55
Anderson & Bowman, iron work,
17 95
American Express,
2 30
Geo. Saunders, supplies,
35 43
Tuttle's Express, 1 45
D. Donovan & Sons, painting,
19 40
Good Roads Machinery Co., repairs,
30 50
John Leary, labor,
162 94
John Madden, labor,
80 00
Amount carried forward, $2883 61
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$7017 86
Appropriation, March 6th, 1905, Amount brought forward,
$2883 61
Patrick Rice, labor,
65 72
James Dugan, labor,
136 21
Dennis Riley, labor,
107 53
Martin Callahan, labor,
147 78
Thomas Donovan, labor,
82 25
Albert Alexander, labor,
25 00
Edward Washburn, labor,
145 25
J. T. Lovejoy, labor,
6 00
Frank McCusker, labor,
87 11
John Buckley, labor,
36 75
Jesse Clark, labor,
18 00
Charles O'Hara, labor,
68 33
Frank Livingston, labor,
2 53
Wilfred Bourdelais, labor,
23 72
Charles Weston, labor,
181 62
William Burke, labor,
37 33
Robert Boyle, labor,
18 28
Sewer Dept., drain pipe and labor,
335 74
Michael Harrington, labor,
144 03
John Collins, labor,
68 50
Daniel Abbott, labor,
56 00
Walter Oldroyd, labor,
185 51
William Ronan, labor,
12 00
E. C. Pike, supplies,
15 26
James S. May, painting,
11 05
William H. Tucker, labor,
61 22
Treat Hardware & Supply Co., supplies
43 05
Geo. D. Ward, labor,
128 00
Joseph Izzard, labor,
68
James Sterling, labor,
108 50
John Driscoll, labor,
107 73
William Conway, labor,
95 48
Andover Water Works, labor,
1 55
Amount carried forward, $5447 32
32
$7017 86
Appropriation, March 6th, 1905,
Amount brought forward, $5447 32
John S. Dearborn, painting bridge,
54 74
Hardy & Cole, labor, lumber,
343 22
Buxton & Coleman, repairs,
99
Ames Plough Co., coal barrows,
19 24
Boston & Maine R. R.,
52
Daniel Davis, labor,
100 15
William Harnedy, labor,
28 78
Michael Stack, labor,
12 50
James Sullivan, labor,
7 00
George Seymour, labor,
1 64
Patrick McConnell, labor,
94 31
Raymond Metcalf, labor,
13 34
H. W. Hughes, labor,
4 90
Patrick Conway, labor,
66 50
J. H. Leonard, repairs,
14 15
F. G. Haynes & Co., supplies,
6 95
H. A. Hayward Est., gravel,
50 00
Smith & Bingham, concreting,
579 19
Richard Lavery, labor,
35 97
George Abbott, labor,
78
Eliott H. Barton, labor,
2 28
John E. Smith, surveying,
12 00
Wm. H. Welch & Co., supplies,
2 88
W. H. Higgins, teams,
4 50
Joseph Pluff, labor,
7 75
A. M. Colby, painting,
2 00
Davis Foundry Co., castings,
24 23
City of Lawrence, labor,
36 21
H. F. Chase, photo and labor,
5 70
John Devine, labor,
21 00
Jerry Casey, labor,
9 92
Total expenditure,
$7010 66
Balance unexpended,
$7 20
$7017 86
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Macadam
Appropriation, March 6th, 1605,
$3000 00
Treat Hardware Co., supplies,
21 86
F. E. Gleason, coal and wood,
151 25
W. F. Rutter & Co.,
2 88
Paterson Lubricating Co., oil,
5 25
Geo. Saunders,
1 38
Criss Cross Tube Cleaner Co.,
4 75
Currier & Campion,
65
H. McLawlin,
49 76
Good Roads Machine Co.,
58 43
Fred G. Fifield,
83 67
Watts Regulator Co.,
1 22
S. A. Lovejoy, labor,
175 00
Harry P. Abbott, labor,
195 39
Hiram Carter, labor,
150 50
John Leary, labor,
115 50
Thomas Donovan, labor,
17 50
Buxton & Coleman,
75
Dennis Riley, labor,
20 22
James Dugan, labor,
34 41
John Madden, labor,
12 44
Timothy Madden, labor,
17 50
Edward Washburn, labor,
76 23
Martin Callahan, labor,
29 75
Timothy Sullivan, labor,
90 23
Jolın Buckley, labor,
14 78
Frank McCluskar, labor,
22 75
Michael Harrington, labor,
35 00
John Collins, labor,
45 00
Daniel Abbott, labor,
81 75
Charles O'Hara, labor,
151 00
William Hackett, labor,
34 50
J. Bourdelais, labor,
193 95
Amount carried forward, $1895 25
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$3000 00
Appropriation, March 6th, 1905, Amount brought forward,
$1895 25
Jesse Clark, labor,
27 00
Geo. D. Ward, labor,
54 50
William Ronan, labor,
15 00
Charles Weston, labor,
101 69
Albert Alexander, labor,
20 00
Patrick Rice, labor,
12 64
Robert Boyle, labor,
2 72
Patrick Conway, labor,
23 72
George Buchan, labor,
2 72
William Barrett, labor,
1 75
John Driscoll, labor,
14 20
John Gill, labor,
23 72
Patrick McConnell, labor,
14 00
J. T. Lovejoy,
124 33
Daniel Davis, labor,
8 75
Herbert L. White, labor,
14 60
Harry Bourdelais, labor,
80 69
Wilfred Bourdelais, labor,
79 72
Richard Lavery, labor,
85 19
James Sterling, labor,
35 00
Frank A. Manning, labor,
7 78
F. Salway, labor,
78
T. DeMars,
78
Walter Oldroyd, labor,
61 44
Elmer Philbrick, labor,
1 75
Burns Nickerson, labor,
56 97
Robert Watson, labor,
91 50
Henry Livingston, labor,
34 22
William Haigh, labor,
32 67
Charles Bailey, labor,
48 17
American Express,
25
A. Bryant & Son,
75
James Napier,
3 45
Amount carried forward, $2977 70
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Appropriation, March 6th, 1905, Amount brought forward, Wright Strafford & Son, Edward McCabe,
$3000 00
$2977 70
2 55
17 00
Total expenditure,
$2997 25
Balance unexpended,
$2 75
$3000 00
Sidewalks
Appropriation, March 6th, 1905,
$500 00
($250 of which to be spent under the betterment act),
Rebate from Smith & Bingham,
$14 96
Received under the betterment act,
$271 27
$ 786 23
S. A. Lovejoy, labor,
15 00
James Dugan, labor,
10 50
Martin Callahan, labor,
10 50
John Driscoll, labor,
10 50
Smith & Bingham, concreting,
507 60
George Buchan, labor,
4 00
Henry Cunningham,
16 00
Total expenditure,
$574 10
Balance unexpended,
$ 212 13
Horses and Drivers
Appropriation, March 6th, 1905,
$4500 00
Timothy Sullivan, hay,
85 20
Currier & Campion Co., grain,
132 56
Lawrence Gas Co., light,
18 00
A. M. Colby, repair and painting,
80 10
Greene & Woodlin, grain,
69 74
Henry McLawlin, supplies,
17 41
Amount carried forward, $403 01
36
Appropriation, March 6th, 1905, Amount brought forward, Andover Town Farm, hay, Morrison & O'Connell, iron work and shoeing,
$4500 00
$403 01
44 05
145 05
F. E. Morse, care of horses,
600 00
John Haggerty, care of horses,
650 00
F. M. Smith, care of horses,
724 00
W. T. Rea, care of horses,
600 00
Albert W. Lowe, drugs,
1 45
A. W. Caldwell, paint,
10 01
Anderson & Bowman, iron work and shoeing, 162 75
F. E. Gleason, hay and straw,
264 00
Hardy & Cole, labor, and lumber,
56 76
Smith & Manning, grain,
189 50
Augustus A. Upton, hay,
53 45
Bancroft Est., hay,
105 26
A. P. Richardson, street sprinkling,
4 50
Walter French, street sprinkling,
4 50
H. M. Eames, hay,
82 35
Samuel Thomes, hay,
43 35
F. G. Haynes & Co., supplies,
38 36
Sanborn & Robinson, supplies,
3 75
C. H. Shattuck, drugs,
2 10
T. A. Holt & Co., grain,
173 60
Buxton & Coleman, repairs,
2 25
Total expenditure,
$4364 05
Balance unexpended,
$135 95
Removing Snow
Appropriation, March 6th, 1905,
$ 2000 00
S. H. Boutwell,
$13 80
Edward S. Hardy,
43 28
F. H. Foster, sand and labor,
15 20
Amount carried forward,
$72 28
37
Appropriation, March 6th, 1905, Amount brought forward,
$2000 00
$72 28
G. D. Ward,
89 10
William H. Tucker,
63 40
Morrison & O'Connell,
30 60
Judson Warren,
5 25
Henry McLawlin,
7 50
Ira Buxton,
90
G. L. Averill,
15 00
Joseph T. Lovejoy,
15 00
S. A. Lovejoy,
35 83
Fred Davis, labor,
108 50
Sivert Peterson, labor,
4 60
James Dugan, labor,
16 40
David Moir, labor,
27 30
James Donovan, labor,
10 50
John Madden, labor,
24 30
Timothy Madden, labor,
19 10
John Driscoll, labor,
33 50
Daniel Collins, labor,
11 60
Patrick Rice, labor,
5 40
John Leary, labor,
28 90
Dennis Riley, labor,
80
Daniel Davis, labor,
6 80
Timothy Sullivan,
11 80
Henry Povo, labor,
2 40
James Collins, labor,
6 20
Cutter Foster, labor,
6 20
Joseph Shepherd, labor,
9 30
John Buckley, labor,
4 30
Ernest Lewis, labor,
6 90
John McLane, labor,
3 90
David Vannat, labor,
2 10
Frank McCusker, labor,
9 50
William Conway, labor,
16 60
Amount carried forward,
$711 76
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$2000 00
Appropriation, March 6th, 1905, Amount brought forward,
$711 76
William Burke, labor,
16 00
Wm. Caffrey, labor,
25 40
Charles Weston, labor,
17 20
Herbert Shetler, labor,
13 40
Harry Kibbee, labor,
7 20
John Gill, labor,
32 40
O. T. Newcomb, labor,
19 00
Francis Schneider, labor,
11 00
Richard Alexander, labor,
5 00
Herbert S. Johnson, labor,
3 60
R. C. Reed, labor,
3 60
Edwin Tarr, labor, .
7 20
L. B. Buxton, labor,
7 20
John O'Brien, labor,
4 40
Ammon Richardson, labor,
68 00
Wm. J. Haggerty, labor,
22 60
R. W. Haggerty, labor,
13 60
T. J. Haggerty, labor,
3 60
Joseph Brown, labor,
33 20
Charles Brown, labor,
8 60
John Cronin, labor,
3 60
Thomas Foley, labor,
3 60
Almon P. Abbott, labor,
8 00
Henry A. Hayward, labor,
17 45
Hugh Malcolm, labor,
9 20
George Buchan, labor,
7 00
Joseph Miller, labor,
7 80
Fred Phelps, labor,
7 80
A. O. Simmons, labor,
4 30
Fred Shattuck, labor,
2 20
Parker Haskell, labor,
2 40
Louis Davis, labor,
3 60
Thomas E. Gray, labor,
7 20
Amount carried forward,
$1125 11
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$2000 00
Appropriation, March 6th, 1905, Amount brought forward,
$1125 11
Charles W. Millett, labor,
9 00
Herbert Ford, labor,
6 60
Fred Symonds, labor,
9 00
Edward B. Feeney, labor,
5 40
W. P. Shattuck, labor,
13 40
Porter Livingston, labor,
3 20
James Phinney, labor,
60
C. L. Bailey, labor
3 60
Joseph Izard, labor,
5 20
Howard Baker, labor,
4 90
Peter Dugan, labor,
5 20
Charles Jackson, labor,
7 00
Cornelius Sullivan, labor,
3 60
John Griffin, labor,
2 40
Lottlie Celestins, labor,
3 10
Norman Mayatt, labor,
2 60
Jerry Golden, labor,
24 40
Peter Conley, labor,
9 00
James Hill, labor,
14 60
James S. Flint, labor,
6 00
Daniel Murphy, labor,
2 40
M. Broadley, labor,
16 00
John L. Noyes, labor,
1 10
George Bushley, labor,
2 10
S. T. Haggerty, labor,
1 80
Charles Perry, labor,
1 00
Patrick Conway, labor,
6 00
Michael Golden, labor,
2 60
Richard Whitten, labor,
1 80
Patrick Murphy, labor,
1 60
James A. Dole, labor,
1 80
George Dumont, labor,
3 60
David Webb, labor,
47 60
Amount carried forward,
$1353 31
40
$2000 00
Appropriation, March 6th, 1905, Amount brought forward,
$1353 31
William Haigh, labor,
6 40
B. Frank Smith, labor, Albert J. Doyle, labor,
25 60
19 20
Thomas McCormick, labor,
3 60
J. B. Withum, labor,
20 20
J. W. Henderson, labor,
23 20
J. Frank Morse, labor,
21 50
Joseph Johnson, labor,
25 40
Charles Hardy, labor,
2 40
Albert Gilman, labor,
1 40
George E. Smith, labor,
14 22
Richard York, labor,
1 80
Harry P. Abbott, labor,
2 50
M. F. D'Arcy, labor,
12 40
Walter Oldroyd, labor,
1 80
James Clinton, labor,
1 80
George M. Carter, labor,
27 30
Clarence Mooar, labor,
1 60
William Sedgeley, labor,
4 00
J. M. Towne, labor,
7 10
Ruben Webb, labor,
7 20
Stephen E. Abbott, labor,
35 20
Elmer Conkey, labor,
1 40
William H. Higgins, labor,
28 80
E. Pierce, labor,
14 60
F. W. Howarth, labor,
1 80
Freeman Abbott, labor,
41 40
F. W. Brundrett, labor,
2 80
John Maddox, labor,
81 60
Fred Hansom, labor,
7 80
Adelbert Robinson, labor,
1 60
Clarence W. Way, labor,
3 00
Charles Livingston, labor,
2 70
Amount carried forward,
$1806 63
41
Appropriation, March 6th, 1905, Amount brought forward,
$2000 00
$1806 63
Joseph Bourdelais, labor,
60 60
S. H. Bailey, labor,
2 00
M. A. Toomey,
2 70
W. H. Carter,
37 00
Andover Water Works,
8 75
J. C. Palmer,
6 30
James J. Abbott,
16 60
Charles Jameson,
6 20
W. M. Baker,
49 00
B. &. M. R. R., freight,
3 12
Hardy & Cole, supplies,
2 40
A. B. Black, gutter plough,
65 00
C. S. Bingham, sand, Total expenditure,
50
$2066 80
Overdrawn,
$66 80
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HIGHWAY SURVEYOR'S REPORT
To the Selectmen of the Town of Andover :
GENTLEMEN : I herewith present my report on High- ways and Bridges.
We began work on Walnut avenue March 28th, grading it beyond James Grosvenor's residence, and then the entire length of Maple avenue. Shawsheen road was graded on the hill near Peter D. Smith's residence.
We then macadamized Salem street beginning where we left off last year at the Highland road, putting in 1000 feet, thus connecting it with South Main street.
May 8th we commenced on Lowell road in Frye Village near the Shawsheen River bridge and graveled as far as Warren Mooar's. We repaired the road from West Centre fountain to George Phelps'. Four hundred feet of Telford road was put in on Poor street, south of Lowell road. We graveled Whittier street, Summer street, from Elm street nearly to Mr. Welch's house.
We repaired several hundred feet on Missionary Lane, also the same on Highland Road. We graded Chestnut street from Main to Bartlet street, also about 200 feet near Warren Berry's. We graveled Porter street from the house of Henry Flint around the corner near the Weld place as far as the gate at Spring Grove cemetery. Also several hundred feet near the Stickney place.
A catch basin was put in on River street, Ballardvale, and piped through the company's land to the river, this being the only way the street could be drained. Two catch basins were put in on Morton street between Main and School street and the street and sidewalk were repaired.
About 700 feet were graveled on Lovejoy road, 1000 feet on Greenwood road and several hundred feet on Lowell street near the Carruth farm. The ledge was blown out of
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the Cutler road and the road repaired between Daniel Murphy's and Lowell street. Phillips street was repaired and also a few hundred feet on Woburn street.
We raised the sidewalk on Poor street, Frye Village, and repaired the one on Lowell road near Mr. Lindsay's. A sidewalk was built the entire length of the west side of Pine street. The sidewalk on Elm street from Whittier to Sum- mer street was taken down to grade. A new sidewalk was built on Whittier street from Summer to Elm street. Several old walks have been repaired. The gutter in front. of Wm. Wood's in Frye Village has been paved at his ex- pense ; also in front of Village hall in Abbott Village.
Concrete sidewalks have been laid under betterment act in the following places : in Frye Village, 400 feet on Main street, north of Harding street in front of Jewett's, the gutter paved the same distance, the entire length of Brooks street, on School street, from Abbot street to the gate of Abbot Academy, on Salem street and on Highland road. The concrete sidewalks have been repaired on Elm, Essex, Chestnut, Central, Main and Salem streets. A concrete crossing was put in on High street and those on Main street were repaired. Concrete driveways were laid as follows: one on Chestnut street, two on Central street, one on Salem street.
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