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Charles E. Minchen, for 80 loads of
gravel, at 10c. . 8 00
S. W. Pratt, 1,000 feet drain pipe .
330 00
Total cost
$506 61
Exceeds appropriation $6 61
SHAW STREET BRIDGE.
Appropriation for bridges . .
. $5,500 00
Paid Wm. Carver, 11} days, at $1.50 . $17 25
T. P. Fogg, 8} days, at $1.50 12 75
G. E. Fogg, 9 days, self, at $2.00 ·
18 00
G. E. Fogg, 17} days, double team, at $5.00 87 50
G. E Fogg, 94 days, single team, at $3 00 27 75
G. E. Fogg, 3 days, horse and cart, at $1.50 4 50
F. A. Burrell, teams 4 00
Thos. Taylor, 1 day, at $1.50 1 50 ·
James McMahan, 4 days, at $1.50 6 00
John McMahan, 4 days, at $1.50 . 6 00
A. Gott, 5} days, single team, at $3.00 16 50
B. J. Loring, 4 days, at $1.50 6 00
Thos. Arthurs, 4 days, at $1.75 7 00
Ed. Starr, Jr., 22 days, at $1.50 . 3 75
M. Quinn, 52 days, at $1.50 8 63
Thos. Griffin, 3 days, at $1.50 4 50
M. Bentley, 2} days, at $1.50 3 75
M. Smith, 1 day, single team, $3.00 3 00
Lewis Richards, hanging lanterns for May and June 30 50
J. B. Rhines, lumber 9 11
J. B. Rhines, cement and sand .
28 09
H. A. Pettengill, sulphur 50
Amount carried forward $306 58
46
Amount brought forward
$306 58
Paid H. A. Pettengill, lanterns and oil .
5 49
F. O. Whitmarsh, labor and stock .
2 00
A. Roulston, 33 days, at $1.50
5 75
Wm. Allen, labor
201 13
Wm. Allen, use of derrick
16 50
Wm. Allen, sharpening tools
1 92
Henry Richards, 181 loads gravel
10 86
John Wilson, stone
33 00
Frederick & Field, stone
77 83
W. I. Jordan, iron work
3 80
Geo. E. Fogg, carting cement and sand, 2 00
Berlin Iron Bridge Company, iron bridge, 1,120 00
$1,786 86
Cr
By sale of lumber from old bridge 50 00
50¥00
Total cost
. $1,736 86
ADAMS STREET BRIDGE.
Paid Berlin Iron Bridge Co., iron bridge, $890 00
Thomas F. Finnegan, 322 days, at $2.00 65 00
Thomas F. Finnegan, horse 19 days at $1.50 : .
28 50
George E. Arnold, self and horse, 15 days, at $3.00 . 45 00
George E. Arnold, self and two horses, 22 days, at $5.00 12 50
Peter Joice, 844 days, at $2.25 18 41
Thomas Finnegan, 30 days, at $1.75 52 50
John Mahar, 30 days, at $1.50 45 00
B. C. Bannon, 11 days, at $1.75 . 19 25
William Spear, 3g days, at $1.50 5 25
Martin Connors, 29 days, at $1.75 50 75
Thomas Gannon, 23 days, at $1.75 40 25
J. F. Holbrook, 20} days, at $1.75 35 87
Michael Bentley, 7 days, at $1.50
10 50
Amount carried forward
$1,318 78
47
Amount brought forward . . $1,318 78 Paid C. F. Bates, for horse 8 days, at $1.50 12 00
Jerry White, hanging lanterns, 5 weeks, at $3.00 15 00
Peter Moony, 6} days, at $3.00 . 19 50
J. B. Rhines & Co., lime and cement 10 69
Adams Granite Works, stone chips
90
S. M. Maloney, stone chips .
2 25
George E. Fogg, carting stone
32 00
Frederick & Field, stone 16 50
John Q. Wilson, stone .
21 50
Robert Gillespie, blacksmith work
19 93
Hollis & Weeks, oil can and wicks 1 80
A. S. Morrison, 40 loads of gravel at 12c. 4 80
B. L. Morrison, 40 loads of gravel at 12c. 4 80
S. W. Hollis, 6 loads of sand at 15c. 90
James Milligan, tools . 7 91
John Cavanagh, use of derrick, 5 weeks, 30 00
$1,519 26
Credit by covering stone
100 00
Total cost of bridge
$1,419 26
MIDDLE STREET BRIDGE.
Paid Berlin Iron Bridge Co., iron bridge . $392 00
Thomas F. Finnegan, 27 days' work, at $2.00 54 00
Thomas F. Finnegan, 10} days for horse, at $1.50 . 15 75
Edward Harrahan, 33395 days, at $3.50, 116 40
Peter Joice, 402% days, at $2.00 . 80 90
Peter Joice, 2 days, at $2.25
4 50
George E. Arnold, self and horse days, at $3.00 . 28 50
George E. Arnold, self, 2 days, at $1.75, 3 50
Amount curried forward $695 55
48
Amount brought forward . $695 55
Paid L. A. Dyer, 18 days, at $1.75 31 50
John Mahar, 35 days, at $1.50 52 50
C. F. Bates, self and horse 15₺ days, at $3.00 46 50
C. F. Bates, self, 1 day, at $1.50 . 1 50
Thomas Finnegan, 35 days, at $1.75 61 25
Martin Connors, 35 days, at $1.75 61 25
J. F. Holbrook, 27 days, at $1.75 47 25
Patrick Mighon, 4 days, at $1.75 . 7 00
B. C. Bannon, 10 days, at $1.75 . :
17 50
J. Crickmay, 3 days, at $1.50 4 50
Morris Connors, 1 day, at $1.75 . 1 75
William Spear, 2 days, at $1.50 3 00
J. B. Rhines & Co., lime and cement 14 68
Hollis & Weeks, tools . 1 28
Robert Gillespie, blacksmith work 15 94
Frederick & Field, for stone 12 00
George E. Fogg . ·
24 00
E. F. E. Thayer, agent, 40 loads of gravel, at 12}c. 5 00
Timothy Libby, use of derrick 5 weeks, at 75c. a day ·
22 50
Jerry White, hanging lanterns 5 weeks, at $3.00 .
15 00
S. W. Hollis, 6 loads of sand, at 15c. . 90
O. M. Rogers, old lead 76
John Cavanagh, use of derrick 5 weeks, 30 00
John Cavanagh, teaming and labor 10 00
C. B. Woodsum, expressing . 1 00
$1,184 11
PLAIN STREET BRIDGE.
Paid Richard McNair, 18} days, self, at $1.75 .
$31 93
Edward Braley, 154 days, self, at $1.75, 28 43
George B. Jones, 232 days, self, at $2.00 47 50
Amount carried forward
·
$107. 86
49
Amount brought forward $107 86
Paid George E. Faxon, 234 days, self, at $3.00 69 75
George E. Faxon, use of derrick, 194 days, at $1.00 . ·
19 25
Michael Brandley, 3 days, man, at $1.50, 4 50
Michael Brandley, 1 day, man, at $1.75, 1 75
Michael Brandley, 17% days, team, at $1.50
2 25
Michael Brandley, hauling stone from Quincy
4 00
Michael Brandley, cash paid for stone .
75
Michael Brandley, moving derrick 2 00
Michael Brandley, carting plank .
50
Michael H. Brandley, lighting lanterns
2 00
Martin Connors, lighting lanterns .
2 80
Jacob S. Dyer, 3 days, self, at $2.00
6 00
Jacob S. Dyer, 5} days, team, at $1.50,
8 25
J. B. Ford, 112 days, self, at $2.00
23 00
John Glover, 10 days, self, at $3.00
30 00
E. H. Trufant, 52 days, self, at $1.50 8 25
L. A. Dyer, 7 days, self, at $1.75 12 25
Timothy Buckley, 2 days, self, at $1.75, 3 50
Edward Huston, 2 days, self, at $1.50,
3 00
Rufus Mann, 8 days, self, at $1.75
14 00
5 25
Michael Tenney, 3 days, self, at $1.75, J. B. Wood, 3 days, self and team, at $3.00
9 00
Emory Watkins, 2 days, self, at $1.75, Patrick Maguire, 2 days, man and team, at $3.00 6 00
3 50
Patrick Moils, 2 days, self and team, $3.00 6 00
N. H. Hunt, for 118 loads of gravel, at 8c. . 9 44
L. B. Hollis, for 28 loads of gravel, at 8c. . 2 24
. Amount carried forward 4
$259 23
50
Amount brought forward $259 23 Paid Andrew Dyer, for 11 loads of gravel, at 10c. 1 10
Michael Brandley, for 5 loads of gravel, at 10c. .
50
J. S. Dyer, for 32 loads of gravel, at 10c. .
3 20
John Fallon & Sons, stone 62 50
J. B. Rhines & Co., lumber .
7 37
M. L, Tupper, cement and labor
4 05
S. K. Tarbox, iron 3 50
Berlin Iron Bridge Co., bridge 392 00
Thomas Penniman, labor 2 50
$843 81
FARM RIVER BRIDGE.
H. A. MONK.
Paid J. B. Ford, 25 days, self, at $2.00 $50 00
Emory Watkins, 4 days, self, at $1.50 . 6 00
Emory Watkins, 5 days, self, at $1.75 . 8 75
Edward Braley, 6 days, self, at $1.75 . 10 50
Edward Braley, for 1 axe broken . 1 00
E. H. Trufant, 192 days, self, at $1.50, 29 25
Geo. B. Jones, 142 days, self, at $2.00, 29 00
John Glover, 10} days, self, at $3.00 31 50
Geo. E. Faxon, 19 days, self, at $3.00,
57 00
Geo. E. Faxon, 222 days' use of der- rick, at $1.00 22 50
Richard McNair, 3 days, self, at $1.75, 5 25
Rufus Mann, 4 days, self, at $1.75 7 00
L. A. Dyer, 5 days, self, at $1.75 8 75
Michael Tenney, 5 days, self, at $1.75, 8 75
Edward Huston, 4 days, self, at $1.50, 6 00
James Slyne, 4 days, self, at $1.50 6 00
Timothy Buckley, 82 days, self, at $1.75,
14 87
Geo. E. Arnold, 4 days, self and team, at $3.00 12 00
Amount carried forward £ $314 12
51
Amount brought forward $314 12
Paid Jacob S. Dyer, 92 days, self, at $2.00 . 19 00
Jacob S. Dyer, 152 days, team, at $1.50, 23 25
J. B. Wood, 22 days, self and team, at $3.00 7 50
Patrick Maguire, 8 days, man and team, at $3.00 24 00
Patrick Moiles, 9 days, self and team, at $3.00 27 00
Michael Brandley, 10 days, man and team, at $3.00 .. .
30 00
I. N. Dyer, care of lanterns ·
7 50
Geo. W. Jones, 364 loads of gravel, at 8c. 29 12
John Fallon & Sons, for stone 128 50
M. L. Tupper, carpenter work 5 50
J. B. Rhines & Co., lumber 2 04 .
O. M. Rogers, lanterns 5 31 .
Edward Shay, blacksmith work
20 42
$643 26
COMMERCIAL STREET BRIDGE.
Paid Lewis Richards, care and lighting bridge
.
$66 75
H. A. Pettingell, oil, etc. 9 13
T. H. Libbey, 1 day, self
2 00
T. H. Libbey, 2 single teams, and 2 men, 1 day
6 00
T. H. Libbey, drain pipe
60
$84 48
Total amount expended .
. $6,061 78
Cr.
Sale of lumber and covering stone
150 00
150 00
Total cost
$5,911 78
Exceeds appropriation
.
·
$411 78
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52
QUINCY AVENUE BRIDGE.
Paid Wm. Carver. 112 days, at $1.50 . $17 25
Thos. Fogg, 7 days, at $1.50 10 50
B. J. Loring, 1 day, at $1.50 1 50
John McMahan, ¿ day, at $1.50 75
M. Smith, 42 days, single team, at $3.00 13 50
G. Haley, 5} days, at $1.50 · 8 25
T. South, iron work 9 92
G. E. Fogg, 2 days, self, at $2.00 4 00
G. E. Fogg, 2 days, single team, at $3.00 6 00
G. E. Fogg, 2 days, double team, at $5.00 10 00
Henry Richards, 111 loads gravel, at 6c. . 6 06 ·
L. Thayer, 1 day, single team 3 00
J. B. Rhines, lumber
M. Quinn, 9g days 2 40
14 25
M. Bentley, 4 days, at $1.50 6 00
A. Gott, 2 days, single team, at $3.00 . 6 00
Thos. Arthurs, 5 days, at $1.75
8 75
A. W. Whitmarsh, repairs 2 00
John Cavanagh, labor and stock, raising bridge 110 00
$240 13
ALLEN STREET SIDEWALK.
Appropriation
$300 00
Paid Thos. Arthurs, 224 days, at $1.75 $38 93
B. J. Loring, 34 days, at $1.75 5 69
B. J. Loring, 17 days, at $1.50 25 50
Thos. P. Fogg, 4 days, at $1.75 7 00
Thos. P. Fogg, 19 days, at $1.50 . 28 51
F. Starr, 6 days, at $1.50 9 00
Amount carried forward $114 63
53
Amount brought forward $114 63
Paid J. Wilson, sharpening tools . 2 62
G. E. Fogg, 14 days, self, at $2.00 28 00
G. E. Fogg, 62 days, horse and cart, at $1.50 9 75
G. E. Fogg, 9 days, double team, at $5.00 45 00
G. E. Fogg, 4 days, single team, at $3.00 12 00
Wm. Carver, 16 days, at $1.50 24 00
G. Haley, 6 days, at $1.50 . 9 00
Jas. McMahon, 4 days, at $1.50 6 00
John McMahon, 32 days, at $1.50 5 62
M. Smith, 5 days, single team, at $3.00 15 00
M. Quinn, 8} days, at $1.50 . 12 38
Henry Richards, 136 loads of gravel, at 6c 8 16
M. Bentley, 34 days, at $1.50 4 88
A. Gott, 24 days, single team, at $3.00 6 75
Total cost
$303 81
Exceeds appropriation $3 81
PLAIN STREET CEMETERY.
$300 00
Appropriation
Paid J. S. Dyer, 10 days, self, at $2.00 $20 00
J. S. Dyer, 10} days, team, at $1.75 15 75
Rufus Mann, 11 days, self, at $1.75 19 25
L. A. Dyer, 8 days, self, at $1.75
14 00
J. B. Ford, 11-2 days, self, at $2.00
22 40
John Rennie, 8} days, self, at $2.00 17 00
W. H. Hunt, for 24 loads of gravel, at 8c. 1 92
Joseph Dyer, for 13 posts 2 50
J. B. Rhines, for lumber 15 75
H. M. White, for nails and hinges 1 00
$129 57
Unexpended
$170 43
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IMPROVEMENT OF TOWN LANDS.
Appropriation
. ·
$200 00
Paid J. B. Ford, 22 days, self, at $1.50 $4 12}
William Lynch, 2 days, self, at $1.50 . 3 00
A. Roulston, To day, self, at $1.50 75
Martin Connors, 1 day, self, at $1.75
1 75
E. H. Trufant, 1 day, self, at $1.75
1 75
Elias Holbrook, 2 days, self, at $1.5 3 00
John Rennie, 62 days, self, at $2.00
13 00
Emory Waltkins, 1 day, self, at $1.75 .
1 75
Patrick Moils, 1% day, self and team, at $3.00 . 90
D. H. B. Thayer, for manure 30 00
Albert F. Thayer, for manure 18 00
J. B. Vinton, for fertilizer . 4 50
Edward Hobart, for cedar posts
1 10
C. M. Rolfe, for cedar posts .
45
Patrick Maguire, carting manure ·
3 75
M. L. Tupper, stock and labor
22 29
$110 11
Unexpended
$89 89
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
Appropriation .
$150 00
Paid M. A. Perkins, quartermaster .
$150 00
$150 00
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Appropriation
$700 00
Paid N. F. T. Hayden, Treasurer of Trustees $700 00
$700 00
DELIVERING BOOKS TO EAST BRAINTREE.
$100 00
Paid William Kelley, carting books $38 73
F. A. Hall, carting books . 7 00
Alverdo Mason, delivering books 11 51
$57 24
Unexpended
$42 76
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Appropriation
55
TOWN HALL.
Paid Walworth Manufacturing Co., gasolene $56 75
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal 33 00
William A. Tupper, labor and stock 6 00
M. L. Tupper, kindlings 50
M. L. Tupper, labor and stock 8 75
M. L. Tupper, piano stand . 29 99 .
William H. Cobb, lawn mower and tools 12 60
F. O. Whitmarsh, building well for gas machine 20 70
O. M. Rogers, repairing street lamp 1 10
O. M. Rogers, repairing pump
75
G. C. Hollenbeck, 6 chairs .
3 90
John H. Malvena, cleaning vault .
3 00
W. A. Torrey, alcohol . 1 65
E. P. Hayward, tuning piano 6 00
Granville Thompson, clock . 4 50
Bradford & Mansfield, oil, chimneys, etc., 6 93
C. H. Hobart, supplies 14 16
T. B. Stoddard, repairing roof 7 10
Paul F. De Lang, cleaning clock 2 00
Edward Shay, key wrench 60
C. B. Woodsum, expressing .
6 65
H. M. Greenough, curtains . 7 50
Morrill Williams, kindlings . 9 00
$243 13
Cr.
For use of Town Hall
. $223 26
Due from sundry persons
24 49
Cash for old lawn mower
5 00
252 75
Net earnings
$9 62
REPAIRS ON TOWN HALL.
Appropriation .
$300 00
Paid M. L. Tupper, for new windows . $300 00
$300 00
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JANITOR.
Appropriation
$600 00
Paid John R. Carmichael
$600 00
$600 00
ABATEMENT AND COLLECTION OF TAXES.
Paid Joseph Dyer, collector of taxes of 1884, $419 87
Abatement of taxes of 1884 . 6 45
Abatement of taxes of 1885 . 31 76
George Cahill, abatement, 1886 3 30
William L. Wainwright. 1886 5 28
Heirs of Joseph Jenkins, 1886 3 96
Gustave B. Bates, 1886
1 32
$471 94
WATER SUPPLY COMMITTEES.
Appropriation
$500 00
Paid W. C. Boyce, surveying $300 00
F. A. Burrell, use of team .
25 00
D. H. B. Thayer, use of team 2 50
J. M. Knight, cash expenses
32 50
$360 00
Unexpended
$140 00
HOBART STREET RESERVOIR.
Appropriation
$125 00
Paid F. O. Whitmarsh, as per contract $125 00
$125 00
DRAWBRIDGE AND BUOYS.
Paid S. F. Whitmarsh, tending drawbridge, $28 86
Horace J. Richards, tending drawbridge, 71 14
T. D. Bagley, repairs on pier and buoys, 12 29
$112
57
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
. $2,000 00
UNION, No. 1.
Paid John V. Scollard, pay of members ·
$420 00
William Orr, services as steward . ·
50 00
Boston Woven Hose Co., 300 feet hose, 150 00
Andrew S. Jackson, suction hose and couplings 56 00
Andrew S. Jackson, labor and stock
31 80
J. H. Macandrew, labor and stock on hall 27 00
J. F. Sheppard & Son, coal . 10 25
S. W. Pratt & Co., repairs on stove 9 33
Christian Hanson, cuspadores 3 50
W. K. Baker & Son., expressing .
2 25
Charles Thayer, poll tax of 15 members. James Wilson, oil 1 85
30 00
J. B. Rhines & Co., lumber . 42
$792 40
BUTCHER BOY, No. 2.
Paid Prescott Burnham, pay of members . Charles Thayer, poll tax of 17 members, 34 00
$446 00
L. A. Dyer, services as steward . 50 00
Boston Woven Hose Company, 300 feet hose 150 00
C. H. Hobart, oil-lamp chimneys, etc. . 4 82
Thomas B. Stoddard, setting glass 2 65
O. M. Rogers, door for stove, and lantern globe 1 75
E. M. Thayer, labor and stock 3 00
H. B. Whitman, repairs 1 00
M. L. Tupper, kindlings 2 00
$695 22
58
WAMPATUCK HOOK AND LADDER.
Paid James R. Qualey, pay of members $186 00
Charles Thayer, poll tax of 2 members . 4 00
Charles Custance, services as steward . 30 00
Geo. W. Simmonds & Co., oil coats and caps . 14 50
R. Allen Gage, coal 4 50
Robert Gilispie, repairs 2 25
& Weeks, lanterns, oil and wicks, 2 92
William May, drawing truck to fires 10 00
Myron L. Hobart, fitting keys 60
$254 77
ENGINEERS AND INCIDENTALS.
Paid M. A. Perkins, services as engineer $10 00
. A. Perkins, committee on hose 3 00
John H. Macandrew, services as engineer, 10 00
drew, cash expenses ·
50
F. O. Whitmarsh, services as engineer . 10 00
F. O. Whitmarsh, committee on hose 5 00
F. O. Whitmarsh, refreshments
4 00
F. O. Whitmarsh, filling reservoir
10 00
Edward Huff, watching fire .
2 00
Luke Mulligan, watching fire
2 00
T. J. Dalton, watching fire
2 00
Charles H. Daggett, care of reservoir
1 50
Thomas Huston, care of reservoir
4 00
Munroe Belcher, digging ditch
1 00
. E. Whitmarsh, watching fire hire . 2 50
2 00
Charles Custance, care of reservoir
1 00
Charles Custance, setting glass 1 00
G. R. M. Bestick, care of reservoir
1 50
$73 00
Total cost
. $1,815 39
Unexpended
$184 61 ·
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INCIDENTAL EXPENSES.
Appropriation $1,500 00
Paid B. Y. Knight, distributing town reports $4 00
John Stoddard, distributing town reports 3 00
Morrill Williams, distributing town re- ports 3 00
G. D. Whittaker, distributing town re- ports
4 00
Alfred Mudge & Son, printing town re- ports 160 08
F. A. Hobart, services and expenses as
Water Committee 18 44
N. B. Furnald, professional services 21 00
John R. Carmichael, refreshments for registrars of voters . 7 00
E. F. E. Thayer, insurance 136 90
S. W. Hollis, insurance 75 00
Henry C. Sheppard, blank books and stationery 2 00
Amos W. Blanchard, printing
9 60
Green & Prescott, printing .
181 98
George W. Southworth, printing
. 50
D. H. Huxford, printing
35 00
F. A. Burrell, use of team
19 25
D. H. B. Thayer, use of team
20 00
Charles E. Hill, damage to carriage
6 35
Charles E. Hill, expressing .
50
A. O. Clark, cash expenses .
3 75
George B. Sargent, treasurer's stamp
1 25
John P. Lovell & Sons, badges
2 15
John Kelly, reward for incendiaries .
500 00
J. J. Malone, professional services 10 00
Edward Avery, professional services
255 00
Committee on old records 327 78
State Treasurer for licenses 75
W. A. Torrey, stamps and stationery .
9 19
Amount carried forward . $1,818 47
60
Amount brought forward . $1,818 47 Paid William A. Tupper, services as special police 3 00
William Orr, services as special police, 6 00
Q. L. Reed, surveying . 49 50
C. H. Hobart, 4 jugs, and repairs on pump 1 23
Erastus Worthington, entering and copy- ing by-laws 3 90
S. C. Bridgham, returning 7 births 1 75
A. L. Chase, returning 4 births 1 00
W. M. Babbitt, returning 2 births 50
Noah Torrey, returning 28 births
7 00
Samuel Curtis, returning 21 deaths
5 25
D. J. Pierce & Co., books and stationery, 10 46
G. C. Hollenbeck, returning 27 deaths . 6 75
Ford and McCormick, returning 14 .
deaths, 3 50
G. R. M. Bestick, refreshments at elec- tions ·
1 65
Thomas Groom, tax book .
2 00
Morrill Williams, distributing water re- ports 2 50
Samuel A. Bates, copying records 8 00
Samuel A. Bates, copying by-laws 7 50
Samuel A. Bates, recording 102 births .
51 00
Samuel A. Bates, recording 49 mar- riages 7 35
Samuel A. Bates, recording 85 deaths . 15 25
Samuel A. Bates, issuing 82 permits ·
8 20
Samuel A. Bates, cash expenses .
4 50
Samuel A. Bates, copying 134 hours, at 30 cents . 40 20
Samuel A. Bates, taking school census . 15 00
Samuel A. Bates, making deeds
2 00
Albert E. Avery, type writing
. 25
J. F. Bates, cash expenses . 32 00
H. A. Monk, cash expenses 14 39
J. M. Knight, cash expenses 48 00
$2,179 10
Exceeds appropriation
$679 10
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TOWN OFFICERS.
Appropriation $2,000 00
Paid A. O. Clark, selectman, assessor, and overseer of poor $48. 00 · J. M. Knight, selectman, assessor, and overseer of poor 450 00
J. F. Bates, selectman, assessor, and overseer of poor 450 00
H. A. Monk, selectman, assessor, and
overseer of poor 412 50
David H. Bates, services as treasurer, 200 00
Samuel A. Bates, services as clerk 50 00
Samuel A. Bates, services as registrar of voters 35 00
Samuel A. Bates, clerk of registrars of voters 27 30
Edward Avery, registrar of voters 35 00
F. A. Hobart, registrar of voters . ₱
35 00
A. S. Morrison, registrar of voters
30 00
J. M. Knight, highway surveyor ,
150 00
J. F Bates, highway surveyor
150 00
H. A. Monk, highway surveyor
137 50
A. O. Clark, highway surveyor
21 87
Alverdo Mason, auditor, two years
20 00
George D. Willis, auditor
5 00
E. L. Curtis, constable 27 50
John Kelley, constable 23 50
G. D. Whittaker, constable
10 00
Horace Faxon, constable 10 00
John W. W. Rowell, constable 2 00
Hiram A. French, forest fireward . 3 00
Thomas South, Jr., forest fireward 1 50
David H. Bates, cash expenses
16 94
$2,351 61
Exceeds appropriation
$351 61
62
REMOVAL OF SNOW. H. A. MONK, Surveyor.
Appropriation
$1,000 00 ·
Paid Jacob S. Dyer, 55¿ hours, at 20c. $11 15
Jacob S. Dyer, 882 hours, horse, at 20c. 16 75
1
Thomas F. Finnegan, 73 hours, at 20c. 14 60
Thomas F. Finnegan, 74 hours, horse, at 20c. 14 80
Hiram A. French, 70 hours, at 20c.
14 00
Hiram A. French, 27 hours, horse, at 20c. . 5 40
Andrew Dyer, 22 hours, at 20c. 4 40
Andrew Dyer, 4 hours, horse, at 20c.
80
Alexander McGaw, 12} hours, at 20c. . 2 50
Alexander McGaw, 3 hours, horse, at 20c: 60
Peter Mooney, 24 hours, at 20c. . 4 80
Peter Mooney, 10 hours, horse, at 15c. . 1 50
Patrick Maguire, 30 hours, at 20c. 6 00
Patrick Maguire, 10 hours, horse, at 20c. 2 00
L. B. Hollis, 25 hours, at 20c. 5 00
L. B. Hollis, 5 hours, horse, at 20c. 1 00
Nelson E. Hayden, 17 hours, at 20c. 3 40
Nelson E. Hayden, 6 hours, horse, at 20c. 1 20
J. B. Ford, 23 hours, at 20c. 4 60
Martin Connors, 20 hours, at 20c.
4 00
Thomas Huston, 207 hours, at 20c. Peter W. Dyer, 2} hours, at 20c ..
50
L. A. Dyer, 23 hours, at 20c. 4 60
E. Harrington, 112 hours, 20c. 2 35
J. H. Clark, 25 hours, at 20c. 5 00
James Kendrick, 30 hours, at 20c. 6 00
Thomas Gannon, 14 hours, at 20c.
2 80
Thomas Brioda, 15 hours, at 20c. 3 00
William Verney, 11 hours, at 20c.
2 20
Amount carried forward
. $1,186 35
41 40
63
Amount brought forward . $1,186 35
Paid Rufus Mann, 34 hours, at 20c. 6 80
Emory Watkins, 23 hours, at 20c. 4 60
George B. Jones, 19} hours, at 20c. 3 90
J. H. Mellus, 12 hours, at 20c. 2 40
E. A. Dustin, 5 hours, at 20c. 1 00
F. A. Oliver, 10 hours, at 20c.
2 00
C. S. Chandler, 6 hours, at 20c.
1 20
Stephen P. Jones, 3 hours, at 20c. 60
Joseph H. Penniman, 7 hours, at 20c. . 1 40
Moses T. Dyer, 46 hours, at 20c. . 9 20
Elmer E. Dyer, 46 hours, at 20c. .
9 20
A. O. Clark, cash paid Martin Bannon,
39
Edward Shay, repairs on snow plough .
2 50
W. H. Cobb, tools
1 40
Thomas South, 2 snow ploughs
50 00
Morrill Williams, labor
3 80
$286 74
J. F. BATES, Surveyor.
Paid William May, 99} hours, self, at 20c. $19 90
William May, 472 hours, horse, at 20c. 9 50
George Hill, 75 hours, self, at 20c.
15 00
George Hill, 24 hours, horse, at 20c. .
4 80
Michael O. Brine, 52 hours, self, at 20c.
10 40
Michael O. Brine, 6 hours, horse, at 20c. 1 20
Josiah Holbrook, 374 hours, self, at 20c. 7 45 Josiah Holbrook,10} hours, horse,at 20c. Charles C. Holbrook, 10} hours, self, at 20c. 2 10
2 10
Patrick Mighon, 27 hours, self, at 20c. 5 40
John Mahar, 23 hours, self, at 20c. 4 60
Charles Dayley, 19} hours, self, at 20c. 3 90
Henry Hayden, 9 hours, self, at 20c. .
1 80
George Wentworth, 8 hours, self, at 20c. 1 60
Patrick Cronin, 15 hours, self, at 20c. . 3 00
Amount carried forward
$92 75
64
Amount brought forward $92 75
Paid James Mahar, 60 hours, self, at 20c. 12 00
T. F. Finnegan, 21} hours, self, at 20c. 4 30
T. F. Finnegan, 19¿ hours, horse, at 20c. 3 90
George H. Arnold, 1062 hours, self at 20c. 21 30
Hugh McClusky, 9 hours, self, at 20c. 1 80
John Conerty, 9 hours, self, at 20c. 1 80
J. F. Bates, 58 hours, horse, at 20c. 11 60
Charles Custance, 39 hours, self and horse, at 40c. . 15 60
Charles Custance, 7 hours, self, at 20c. 1 40
John W. W. Rowell, 25 hours, self, at 20c. 5 00
Josiah W. T. Holbrook, 8 hours, self, at 20c.
1 60
Charles A. Holbrook, 11 hours, self, at 20c.
2 20
Albert A. Drollett, 9 hours, self and horse, at 40c. .
3 60
Albert A. Drollett, 6₺ hours, self, at 20c. 1 30
Henry Piper, 72 hours, self, at 20c. ·
1 50
Horace Hunt, 72 hours, self, at 20c. .
1 50
George W. Hunt, 8 hours, self, at 20c. 1 60
F. P. Thayer, 21 hours, self, at 20c. 4 20
C. H. Hayden, 14 hours, self, at 20c. . 2 80
S. F. B. Collins, 14 hours, self, at 20c. .
2 80
Leroy Collins, 14 hours, self, at 20c. 2 80
J. Q. Denton, 24 hours, self and horse, at 40c. 9 60
A. Mead, 10 hours, self, at 20c. 2 00
H. M. Hollis, 7 hours, self, at 20c.
1 40
Thomas South, 2 snow ploughs 50 00
Morrill Williams . 3 80
.$264 15
65
J. M. KNIGHT, Surveyor.
Paid H. Gardner, to 22 hours
$4 40
T. J. Griffin, to 20 hours 4 00
J. M. Allen, to 41 hours 8 20
James Donaldson, to 5 hours
1 00
John Mahar, to 20 hours
4 00
M. Quinn, to 15 hours .
3 00
John Maloney, to 21 hours .
4 20
James McMahan, to 15 hours
3 00
John Downs, to 10 hours
2 00
John McMahan, to 15 hours
3 00
James Downs, to 9 hours
1 80
Robert Loring, to 15 hours
3 00
Jacob Klie, to 15 hours
3 00
Thomas Arthurs, to 29 hours
5 80
M. Smith, to 15 hours .
3 00
Thomas Fogg, to 892 hours .
17 95
John Whittaker, to 15 hours M. McDermott, to 9 hours Luke Mulligan, to 16 hours
1 80
3 20
Charles Loring, to 10 hours
2 00
Thomas Downs, to 14 hours
2 80
Thomas Missett, to 5 hours 1 00
Alfred McPhee, to 3 hours . 60
T. J. Dalton, to 262 hours
5 35
T. H. Libby, to 31} hours, self
6 30
T. H. Libby, to 3 hours, 3 horses 1 80
T. H. Libby, to 26 hours, 2 horses 10 40
T. H. Libby, to 2} hours, 1 horse 50
James McDonnell, to 10 hours
2 00
Francis Thayer, to 2 hours . 40
Geo. E. Fogg, to 491 hours, self and horses 98 20
Thomas South, 2 snow ploughs . 50 00 ·
Morrill Williams, 19 hours, at 20c. .
3 80
$264 50
$815 39
. $184 61
5
Total amount expended for snow . Unexpended .
3 00
66
RECAPITULATION.
Orders drawn for Superintendent of schools · $1,175 00
Schools
9,031 90
Text-books and supplies
878 74
Incidentals for schools
459 93
Incidentals for schoolhouses
450 85
Highways
7,282 85
Stone road .
3,297. 52
Town officers
2,351 61
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