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Catch-basin tools, $2; catch basin, $8 10 00
7 stone hammers, $10; 4 stone picks, $1 11 00
1 lot drills, $8; scraper castings, $1
9 00
2 bush hooks and hammer
1 00
3 big chains, $4; junk, $0.50 4 50
1 lead iron, $0.75; 1 tool chest, $3.50
4 25
221 20
$1,711 20
G. P. MANSFIELD, A. M. BLAISDELL, W. B. EMERSON,
Appraisers.
43
STREET LIGHTING.
CHELMSFORD CENTRE.
Melvin Walker, lighting and repairs $534 35
S. W. Parkhurst, supplies .. 9 08
E. T. Adams, lamp at I. O. O. F. Bldg 6 00
E. T. Adams, supplies 4 80
Automatic Incandescent Light Co., rental and supplies, 3 lamps 11 40
$565. 63
NORTH CHELMSFORD.
H. L. Blood, lighting and repairs ..
$463 58
Adams Hardware Co., oil and supplies. . . .
38 24
N. Chelmsford Grocery Store, chimneys. W. F. Lewis, oil
5 35
21 42
C. B. Coburn, supplies
3 00
Globe Gas Light Co., lamps, etc.
3 00
Wm. McLarney, repairs
3 00
537 59
WEST CHELMSFORD.
Chas. Jordan, lighting
$185 64
Hanchett & McFadden, repairs
7 48
Chas. Hanchett & Co., oil can, lamp furnishings and supplies
3 69
C. B. Coburn, supplies
4 32
Adams Hardware Co., stock
90
George H. Smith, painting lamp posts
8 00
M. F. Winship, supplies
9 03
219 06
EAST CHELMSFORD.
H. P. Devine, lighting
$32 46
Thos. Smith, lighting .
85 65
Standard Oil Co., oil
4 90
123 01
Amount carried forward
$1,445 29
1
44
SOUTH CHELMSFORD.
Amount brought forward. $1,445 29
Robert Penniman, lighting and repairs ...
107 10
Globe Gas Light Co., 40 founts
$ 6 00
Globe Gas Light Co., 34 lanterns at $1.50 51 00
Globe Gas Light Co., 20 lanterns at $2.00 40 00
Globe Gas Light Co., lamps 9 00
106 00
Total
$1,658 39
COLLECTION AND ABATEMENT OF TAXES.
E. W. Sweetser, abatements 1901 $165 69
E. W. Sweetser, abatements 1902 463 47
E. W. Sweetser, abatements 1903 592 03
A. M. Warren, collection 1899 1 48
A. M. Warren, collection 1900
24 53
A. M. Warren, abatements 1899 155 09
A. M. Warren, abatements 1900. 202 40
$1,604 69
REPAIRS PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
CENTRE HALL.
Bartlett & Dow, locks and keys $ 6 00
I. H. Knight, sundries 3 00
I. H. Knight, repairs
25 75
H. H. Emerson, repairs 15 25
E. R. Clark, specifications 5 00
E. R. Marshall, polling booths, etc. 15 54
Samuel Hagerman, new floor 199 15
269 69
Amount carried forward
$269 69
45
NORTH HALL.
Amount carried forward $269 69
P. T. McMahon, labor and repairs 1902-3.
$135 64
Geo. F. Cutler, grading
55 00
Leonard Spalding, concreting
114 10
Jas. Kibbard, painting and kalsomining .. .
39 50
C. B. Coburn, supplies .
7 13
F. A. Mallory, granite curbing and steps . .
107 70
Adams & Co., tables ..
10 00
C. M. May & Co., electrical supplies.
23 64
Chelmsford Foundry Co., guard rail
45 68
Leonard Spaulding, grading Liberty
Square, Centre .. 39 04
$847 12
CARE AND IMPROVEMENT OF CEMETERIES.
FOREFATHERS CEMETERY.
Walter Perham, Superintendent. $16 00
S. W. Parkhurst, tools 1 00
Geo. B. Wright, pruning trees
10 00
N. Lovely, labor .. 10 50
J. Roland Parkhurst, labor 25 00
John G. Craige, labor
10 40
Samuel L. Felch, labor
6 30
$79 25
PINE RIDGE CEMETERY.
Walter Perham, Superintendent $ 5 00
M. O'Day, labor 57 85
Geo. B. Wright, trees and shrubs
60 65
Amounts carried forward . $123 50 $79 25
$538 39
46
Amount brought forward
$123 50
$79 25 Geo. Perry, labor
39 00
Sweetser & Day, fertilizer
1 75
Wm. Randall, repairs on lawn mower. . . .
75
165 00
HART POND CEMETERY.
Dan'1 P. Byam, Superintendent $52 50
Alex. J. Park, labor 1902
7 00
Geo. B. Wright, trees and shrubs 1 00
C. E. Spaulding, blue prints.
2 25
62 75
RIVERSIDE CEMETERY.
J. S. Wotton, Superintendent $59 30
John A. Stacy. 18 05
Chelmsford Foundry Co., stock and labor
2 15
Adams Hardware Co., paint and oil
14 59
Lowell Coal Co., lime and cement
1 70
Geo. B. Wright, trimming trees
3 00
Geo. H. Smith, painting
43 75
142 54
WEST CEMETERY.
A. F. Widden, Superintendent $92 75
J. A. Parkhurst, water supply 8 00
100 75
Total $550 29
CEMETERY TRUST FUNDS.
J. R. Parkhurst, care John S. Shedd lots, Forefathers . $6 00
J. R. Parkhurst, care E. S. Smith lot, 1902-1903, Forefathers 6 00
Amount carried forward $12 00
47
Amount brought forward $12 00
J. R. Parkhurst, care I. Kimball lot, Forefathers . 5 00
J. R. Parkhurst, care Adams Emerson lot, Forefathers 5 00
J. R. Parkhurst, care Shedd-Parkhurst lot, Forefathers 3 00
J. R. Parkhurst, care Alfred Day lot, Forefathers 3 00
J. R. Parkhurst, care R. A. and G. Coburn lot, Forefathers 3 00
J. R. Parkhurst, care Gardner-Fletcher lot, Forefathers, 1902-1903. 6 00
J. R. Parkhurst, care Thos. Marshall lot, Forefathers 3 00
John A. Stacey, repairs J. H. M. Asmus lot, Riverside 8 00
A. F. Whidden, care Winn-Kimball lot, West. 4 00
A. F. Whidden, care Sewall Bowers lot, West. . 4 00
A. F. Whidden, care Samuel F. Wheeler lot, West . 4 00
Daniel P. Byam, care Esther Hayward lot, Hart Pond 3 00
$63 00
LIBRARIES.
ADAMS LIBRARY.
Wilson Waters, Treasurer $800 00
NORTH CHELMSFORD LIBRARY.
C. Frank Butterfield, Treasurer
$400 00
Total $1,200 00
48
MEMORIAL DAY.
James P. Emerson, Quartermaster $74 93
MARKERS FOR REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS.
G. T. Parkhurst, copy of plan. .
$3 00
Suffolk Engraving and Electrotype Co.,
drawing and engraving
6 13
$9 13
LAND FOR RIVERSIDE CEMETERY.
Percy Parker, 10,000 ft. land, more or less, adjoining Riverside Cemetery . $100 00
VILLAGE CLOCK.
J. Adams Bartlett, Treasurer.
$30 00
WATER PIPE, NORTH CHELMSFORD.
E. H. Keyes, teaming pipe $3 88
CATTLE INSPECTION.
E. C. Perham, services as inspector $200 00
H. A. Miller, inspector of meats and pro- visions 5 25
Arnold C. Perham, inspector of meats and provisions 2 00
A. H. Park, branding iron and express . ... 1 90 $209 15
49
RIFLE RANGE.
E. H. Keyes, labor and teams
$72 30
Pratt and Forest, lumber 7 52
Solomon Spaulding, on account of lease . .
20 00
James P. Dunnigan, lease.
20 00
A. C. Mitchell & Co., 60-200 yd. targets . .
30 00
Tuck and Parker, repairs at range ..
9 52
$159 34
LOANS AND INTEREST.
Note on school-house loan, Centre $1,200 00
Interest on school-house loan, Centre. 192 00 $1,392 00
Note on school-house loan, North 1,070 00
Interest on school-house loan, North.
278 20
1,348 20
Note on school-house loan, East
1,000 00
Interest on school-house loan, East
93 75
1,093 75
Note on Town Hall loan, North
500 00
Interest on Town Hall loan, North
67 50
567 50
$4,401 45
LAND DAMAGE STATE ROAD, LOWELL STREET.
C. B. Cole & Son, Lowell Street $100 00
Jas. P. Emerson, Lowell Street. 200 00
Wm. B. Spaulding, Lowell Street 37 00
Estate of Lewis M. Dutton, Lowell Street Wm. H. Fuller, Lowell Street ..
18 00
40 00
Edward B. Conant, Lowell Street
66 00
Mrs. Nettie Whitmore, Lowell Street
10 00
Geo. A. Coburn, Lowell Street ..
18 00
Mrs. Lucia Putney, Lowell Street
31 00
Win. Scoble, Lowell Street 92 00
Wm. Bass, Lowell Street
20 00
James Lombard, Lowell Street.
18 00
$650 00
Due from County
350 00
$300 00
.
50
HEATING NORTH TOWN HALL.
Wm. McLarney, heating plant. . $500 00
P. T. McMahon, lumber and carpenter work 240 49
J. S. Wotton, balance of contract 107 00
847 49
TOWN OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
Ervin W. Sweetser, services as Treasurer and Collector of Taxes.
$500 00
Walter Perhamn, services and expenses as Selectman
217 50
A. Heady Park, services and expenses as Selectman 123 84
R. Wilson Dix, services and expenses as Selectinan
145 00
John J. Dunn, services and expensse as Selectman
175 00
E. H. Shaw, services and expenses as Selectman
25 00
686 34
R.fWilson Dix, services and expenses as Assessor
170 00
John J. Dunn, services and expenses as Assessor
136 00
A. Heady Park, services and expenses as Assessor
99 00
E. H. Shaw, services and expenses as Assessor
22 00
Walter Perham, services and expenses as Assessor .
135 00
562 00
A. Heady Park, services and expenses as Overseer of the Poor. 30 00
John J. Dunn, services and expenses as Overseer of the Poor
23 50
Amounts carried forward
$53 50 $1,748 34
51
Amounts brought forward.
$53 50 $1,748 34
R. Wilson Dix, services and expenses as Overseer of the Poor
15 50
Walter Perham, services and expenses as Overseer of the Poor
16 00
85 00
Earnest C. Bartlett, services and expenses as School Committee
44 40
Stuart Mckay, services and expenses as School Committee
65 00
Stuart McKay, Supply Agent
50 00
Alex. J. Park, services and expenses as School Committee
70 00
229 40
Alex. J. Park, services and expenses as Cemetery Commissioner. 10 00
Hubert Bearce, services and expenses as Cemetery Commissioner.
15 00
Harry L. Parkhurst, Secretary Board of Cemetery Commissioners
15 84
40 84
A. G. Scoboria, M. D., Agent of the Board of Health
126 81
George B. Wright, services and expenses as Tree Warden.
122 00
Wm. H. Corrigan, Constable
13 80
Geo. M. Wright, Constable 1902-3
182 70
Thos. E. Mooney, Constable
21 80
John J. Queesey, Constable.
49 05
Melvin Walker, Constable
160 45
J. S. Wotton, Constable.
79 75
Warren Berry, Constable.
13 00
520 55
P. S. Ward, Special Police
3 00
F. M. Brown, Special Police.
3 00
Michael McPhillip, Special Police
3 00
Fred J. Vinal, Special Police.
3 00
John Walsh, Special Police
3 00
I. H. Knight, Special Police.
6 00
Thos. Brown, Special Police.
3 00
Amounts carried forward .
$24 00 $2,872 94
52
Amounts brought forward :
$24 00 $2,872 94
Chas. A. Bride, Special Police 7 50
F. E. Bickford, Special Police. 3 00
Robert Shinkwin, Special Police
9 00
43 50
Geo. F. Snow, Auditor
5 00
Martin Robbins, Auditor
5 00
10 00
William J. Randall, Sealer of Weights and measures 17 20
J. A. Mallalieu, Teller, March meeting. .
3 00
Wm. E. Martin, Teller, March Meeting. . 3 00
Wm. H. Quigley, Teller, March Meeting.
3 00
Howard S. Adams, Teller, March Meeting John P. Scoboria, Teller, March Meeting
3 00
E. J. Robbins, Teller, March Meeting. .
3 00
A. E. Reed, Teller, March Meeting
3 00
D. E. Haley, Teller, March Meeting
3 00.
24 00
John F. McManomin, Registrar
21 00
Geo. H. Ripley, Registrar
36 00
P. H. Haley, Registrar .
28 50
85 50
D. H. Reardon, Deputy Inspector, Pre- cinct 1, 1902, 1903 6 00
Dan'1 P. Byam, Deputy Inspector, Pre- cinct 1 .. . 3 00
Leslie R. Davis, Deputy Inspector, Pre- cinct 1.
3 00
John E. Harrington, Deputy Inspector, Precinct 2. 3 00
A. G. Parkhurst, Deputy Inspector, Pre- cinct 3 .. 3 00
P. F. Martin, Deputy Inspector, Precinct 3. 3 00
Carl H. Ripley, Deputy Inspector, Pre- cinct 2.
3 00
24 00
Howard S. Adams, Clerk, Precinct 1 10 00
F. K. Ripley, Clerk, Precinct 2. 10 00
Samuel Naylor, Clerk, Precinct 3.
ยท10 00
30 00
Amount carried forward
$3,107 14
3 00
.
53
Amount brought forward .
$3,107 14
John P. Scoboria, Warden, Precinct 1 4 50
Jas. B. McQuaid, Warden, Precinct 2 4 50
F. E. Bickford, Warden, Precinct 3. 4 50
13 50
D. E. Haley, Inspector, Precinct 1 4 50
Arthur E. Reed, Inspector, Precinct 1 . . 4 50
Charles A. Holt, Inspector, Precinct 2 . . 4 50
Frank E. Mccluskey, Inspector, Precinct 2.
3 00
Wm. E. Martin, Inspector, Precinct 3. . .
3 00
Geo. O. Spaulding, Inspector, Precinct 3 .
3 00
22 50
Edward Seeton, Deputy Warden, Pre- cinct 1
4 50
Chas. H. Holt, Deputy Warden, Precinct 2.
4 50
9 00
Melvin Walker, Truant Officer.
18 00
Melvin Walker, taking school census
32 50
R. W. Polley, Truant Officer
5 25
55 75
Walter B. Emerson, Appraiser at Town Farm
4 50
Est. of H. R. Hodson, Appraiser at Town Farm
1 50
3 00
A. M. Blaisdell, Appraiser at Town Farm Geo. P. Mansfield, Appraiser at Town Farm
4 50
13 50
Fred L. Fletcher, services and expenses as Selectman, Assessor and Overseer of Poor, 1903
14 25
Joseph E. Warren, services and expenses as Selectman, Assessor and Overseer of Poor, 1903
9 64
Harry L. Parkhurst, services as Cemetery Commissioner, 1902 19 84
Alex. J. Park, services as Cemetery Com- missioner, 1902 9 00
52 73
Total
$3,274 12
54
WELL, PUMP AND TROUGH, NORTH CHELMSFORD.
John Mclaughlin and others, labor .. . .. . F. A. Mallory, stone trough and stone . . .
$443 84
104 00
Thompson Hardware Co., dynamite and explosives .
33 82
Geo. C. Moore, lumber
12 52
Geo. H. Holt, pump
19 00
Geo. H. Holt, labor
28 15
47 15
John J. Dunn, freight.
2 00
John J. Dunn, cleaning
4 40
6 40
John J. Marinel, covering for blasting.
4 00
Wm. H. Shedd, dynamite 3 45
Carl A. Avidson, lettering trough
5 55
Bernard Flynn, paving around well
4 00
J. S. Wotton, sharpening drills and repairs
31 95
$696 68
ENFORCING LIQUOR LAW.
John J. Queesy
$21 00
Wm. H. Corrigan
87 30
Richardson, Trull and Wier
10 00
Melvin Walker
52 00
J. S. Wotton
67 00
Robert Shinkwin, Special Officer, East ... . 6 10
$243 40
55
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Lowell Gas Light Co., Centre Hall' $ 50 94
Lowell Gas Light Co., rent 14 arc lamps . 28 00
78 94
49 18
Lowell Electric Light Co., North Hall. 49 18 . Courier-Citizen Co., printing town reports 145 00 Courier-Citizen Co., ballots, notices, etc. . R. W. Emerson, stamps and stamped envelopes, Treasurer .. 37 40
30 00
175 00
R. W. Emerson, stamps, Selectmen 12 57
John S. Hall, stamps, Selectnien
3 00
52 97
G. T. Parkhurst, printing note-heads
90
G. T. Parkhurst, printing, Sealer of Weights and Measures . .
2 20
G. T. Parkhurst, printing supplies, Select- men 15 50
G. T. Parkhurst, envelopes and heads
2 65
G. T. Parkhurst, printing for Selectinen ...
75
G. T. Parkhurst, printing tax bills.
8 75
G. T. Parkhurst, printing poll lists
17 75
G. T. Parkhurst, printing billheads
1 65
G. T. Parkhurst, printing Board of Health cards
1 25
G. T. Parkhurst, printing envelopes for Town Clerk 65
G. T. Parkhurst, printing cards for Tax Collector 1 75
G. T. Parkhurst, printing for Town Clerk 5 35
G. T. Parkhurst, printing for Town Clerk
1 05
G. T. Parkhurst, printing warrants, etc.
10 25
G. T. Parkhurst, printing for Town Clerk Fred L. Fletcher, pump repairs, West.
80
F. M. Hodson, pump repairs . . .
3 25
James P. Dunnigan, polling booth.
1 25
H. H. Emerson, janitor Centre Hall
175 00
H. H. Emerson, brushes, Centre Hall
4 00
Amounts carried forward
85
71 30
$184 30 $427 39
56
Amounts brought forward $184 30 $427 39
Patrick, Ward, janitor and extra work, North Hall 122 32
P. T. McMahon, repairs, North Common fence. 10 80
P. T. McMahon, 7 tons coal, North Hall .
52 50
380 28
P. T. McMahon, polling booths, North Hall 10 36 John Marinel, Jr., North Hall, 3 cords hard wood, $15; 2 pine, $S 23 00
John Marinel, Jr., damages to horse
20 00
43 00
Redmond Welch, prosecuting officer
39 00
Little, Brown & Co., "Town Officer"
4 00
Henry M. Meek Pub. Co., books, Town Clerk 3 00
B. P. Murphy, dog blanks, Town Clerk 2 50
Adams & Co., mirror. Centre Hall
2 00
Geo. Holt, pump repairs
20 30
Bartlett & Dow, hardware and supplies .. .
7 20
Jas. D. Dunn, labor North Chelmsford .
4 50
Charles E. Parkhurst, repairs.
75
City of Lowell, use of ambulance
5 00
City of Lowell, use of Lockup ...
10 50
F. W. Santamour, brace for tree
4 75
E. H. Blaisdell, bicycle signboards
1 50
Thompson Hardware Co., handcuffs .. 4 50
A. M. Warren, 3 cords prepared wood
21 00
S. W. Parkhurst, supplies . . . 23 81
Falls & Burkinshaw, formalderhyde
35 00
A. H. Sheldon, services Wotton case
4 00
North Chelmsford Grocery Store, sundries 1 83
Lull & Hartford, keys, North Hall
50
David Coughlin, labor North
14 00
Mark McGrath, labor North
6 00
H. Harrington, labor North Hall
85
Medrick Cloutier, sawing wood, North.
11 50
J. E. Holmes, repairing pump, North. . 75
Amounts carried forward
$39 43 $1,039 98
189 31
57
Amounts brought forward
$39 43 $1,039 98
Harry L. Parkhurst, 10,510 1bs. coal, Centre 38 67
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, revised laws and express 6 35
84 45
O'Donnell & Gilbride, shades, North Hall
14 40
O'Donnell & Gilbride, 2 mirrors, North Hall .
2 50
()'Donnell & Gilbride, supplies, North Hall
10 90
27 80
H. H. Wilder & Co., supplies, North Hall Miller & Co., sign, North Hall .
35
Melvin Walker, repairs.
2 25
F. G. Pratt, painting and repairing Centre Common fence
32 32
35 62
Dr. Amasa Howard, reporting births
7 00
Dt. Arthur G. Scoboria, reporting births .
3 75
Dr. F. E. Varney, reporting births
13 25
Dr. Trudeau, reporting births
25
Dr. S. Bartlett, reporting births.
25
Dr. E. C. Livingston, reporting births.
25
24 75
Walter Perham, reporting deaths
3 75
A. G. Parkhurst, reporting deaths
75
4 50
Thos. E Lawler, stationery.
6 85
A. Heady Park, account book
SO
Alvin Lawrence, clock
8 00
Hobs, Warren & Co., blanks.
3 39
Wakefield Daily Item, Assessors books.
7 35
26 39
Ole Linsted, painting signs
6 00
Ole Linsted, painting South Chelmsford hearse. .
30 00
Ole Linsted, painting signs .
3 75
39 75
Lilla D. Stott, abstract deeds
25 95
G. W. Hilton, damages .
25 00
Jas. P. Emerson, mowing Centre Common
2 00
Win. J. Randall, repairs Centre Hall
50
Amounts carried forward
$53 45 $1,283 24
70
58
Amounts brought forward
Wmn. J. Randall, repairs Centre pump
$53 45 $1,283 24 75
Wm. J. Randall, repairs, Centre . 2 00
56 20
Frederick Fisher, drawing franchise of L. & F. St. R. R. 40 00
Frederick Fisher, services.
63 98
Frederick Fisher, Wotton and Sprague vs. Town of Chelmsford
300 00
403 98
Paid to order of Warren Berry, Secretary of Fire Wards 1,014 56
Wm. C. Edwards, lumber, etc., West Chelmsford Ladder House 13 17
George H. Smith, painting West Chelms- ford Ladder House 5 00
E. H. Blaisdell, repairs on fire truck, Centre ... 4 50
1,037 23
$2,780 65
Annual Report of Fire Wards.
1903.
Mar. 4. F. A. Hazen, bill for 1902 ...
3 50
Mar. 18. Fire on land of Gray and Butterfield. Amount of damage, slight. Cause, sparks from engine. Expense, John Marinel, et al. 1 00
Mar. 20. Fire on land of H. A. Miller and J. F. Parker Number of acres burned, 10. Amount of damage, $10. Cause, burning brush.
Expense, F. C. Byam 60
Garland Byam
40
W. Brown. 30
Geo. Fletcher
50
W. E. Lapham
30
E. B. Lapham 30
H. Alcorn
30
D. P. Bvam
30
J. Parker 30
W. R. Winning. 30
F. Smith 40
G. Penniman. 30
April 19. Fire on land of M. McMahon. Number acres burned, 17. Amount of damage, $250. Cause, sparks from engine.
Expense, C. F. Scribner $1 20
M. McMahon 80
J. McGowan 80
J. E. Hogan 80
P. T. McMahon 80
4 40
Amount carried forward
$13 20
4 30
60
Amount brought forward $13 20
April 21. Fire on land of A. B. Adams. Number acres burned, 4. Damage, slight. Expense. J. Whitcomb. $ 50
M. Walker and team 1 25
1 75
April 23. Fire near Leach's Pond, North Chelmsford. Number acres burned, 20
Expense. F. M. Brown $1 20
W. Edwards.
80
G. Reed
80
J. Olson
30
A. Anderson
40
J. Taylor
30
W. Kiernan 1 60
S. Wilson 40
C. Tavlor 30
C. Hanson
30
6 40
April 24. Fire on land of F. R. Rix and Mrs. Bunce. Number acres burned, 33. Cause, sparks from engine. Expense, M. Walker
$0 75
J. Whitcomb
20
Chas. Howe 20
Chas. Howe, Jr
20
1 35
April 25. Fire on land of F. A. Russell. Number acres burned, 12. Expense, M. Walker and team 95
Amount carried forward $23 65
61
Amount brought forward
$23 65 April 24-25. Fire on land of Dr. Verge. Number acres burned 25. Expense, F. M. Brown $1 50 Geo. Snow
1 00
2 50
April 26. Fire on land of Jas. P. Dunni- gan. Number acres burned, 8. Amount damage, $100. Expense, J. Marinel and 3 others. ...
1 00.
April 26. Fire on land of F. Donegan and P. T. McMahon. Number acres burned, 6. Amount damage, $50.
Expense, C. F. Scribner
$1 20
F. Donegan
80
J. Gookin.
80
R. B. Scribner
80
J. McMahon
80
J. Pickup
80
J. McCluer
80
J. McGovern 80
G. Kegan 80
M. Dailey 80
9 20
April 29. Fire on land of P. Parker, M. Harrington, P. Hogan and E. Fallon. Number acres burned, 6. Amount of damage, $100. -
Expense, C. F. Scribner and team $2 20
R. B. Scribner 60
F. Constantine. 60
J. B. Morroe. 60
Amounts carried forward $4 00 $36 35
W. McCluer 80
62
Amounts brought forward.
$4 00
$36 35
Sheppard
1 00
M. McPhilips. .
1 40
M. Harrington
1 00
J. F. McManimon.
60
J. McGovern
1 40
G. Kegan
1 00
T. M. Tague
60
F. Hall
60
P. Callahan
60
12 20
April 29. Fire on land of J. A. Park- hurst. Number acres burned, 5.
Expense, F. M. Brown
$0 60
C. Abrihamson.
60
C. L. Abrihamson
60
J. Johnson
60
A. Quist
60
C. Fellows
60
J. Barlow. 20
20
W. Martin
20
4 20
April 29. Fire on land of P. Parker. Number acres burned, 5. Amount damage, $100.
Expense, J. Marinel. 1 25
April 30, May 1. Fire on land of W. C. Edwards and 9 others. Reported by F. C. Scribner. Number acres burned, 2300. Amount of damage, $5000.
Amount carried forward
$54 00
J. Doroty.
63
Amount brought forward
Expense, C. F. Scribner $6 60
C. F. Scribner, team 4 00
J. B. Merrill 1 00
R. B. Scribner 1 00
F. Ingalls. . 6 60
E. H. Keyes 5 00
A. Malichae 1 00
A. Truby 1 60
W. Gaudett 1 60
80
W. Pope 1 60
1 60
J. Ryan.
1 00
F. Gaudett
1 00
F. Constantine.
1 00
J. Gougan.
1 00
J. Dolfiles
1 00
F. Dolfiles 1 00
L. Gaudett
1 00
J. Shaw
80
H. Shaw 80
John Marinel, et al and team
18 10
5 shovels burned 5 00
Winston & Co. & Locke, (men)
17 89
81 90
April 30, May 1. Fire on land of W. C. Edwards, P. Parker and others. Number acres burned, 150.
Expense, F. M. Brown
$6 00
F. McGlinchey .
4 00
J. J. Quessy
4 50
C. Johnson
4 00
J. Peters
2 00
Geo. Reed
4 00
J. Taylor.
1 50
Amounts carried forward . $26 10 $135 90
$54 00
C. Sugar.
F. McTague.
64
Amounts brought forward.
$26 10
$135 90
A. Anderson.
1 00
C. Hanson
1 00
W. Newhall
1 00
A. Miller
50
F. Barlow
3 00
J. Laport
3 00
J. Doroty.
1 80
C. Abrihamson
2 00
C. Taylor
1 00
P. Quist
1 00
A. Quist
3 00
E. Westberg.
1 50
R. Haberman .
60
J. E. Marshall
4 00
P. Roque 2 00
C. Laduck.
1 00
M. H. Winship
45
G. F. Snow
1 60
G. Quessy
3 00
F. Edwards
70
C. Nelson
70
P. Dion 70
40
H. Jefroy
Seigden Press Bagging Co 2 00
8 00
Chelmsford Foundry Co., men at fire
April 29-30, Mav 1 54 00
D. F. Small 4 00
Walter Marinel
4 00
C. Worden
4 00
J. Bailey
4 00
J. Gauthier
4 00
W. West
4 00
J. Manning 4 00
Amounts carried forward $82 00 $206 30
70 40
W. C. Edwards (men)
65
Amounts brought forward
$82 00
$206 30
Geo. E. Shepherd, et al.
13 80
J. Patten
3 60
J. Truby
3 60
Fred De Carterette
2 80
Chas. Patten
3 60
Walter De Carterett
2 80
Arthur De Carterett
2 80
M. Patnaude
2 80
Fred Bennett
2 80
E. Brake.
2 80
E Manville
2 40
F. Thomas.
2 80
C. Bennett.
1 60
A. Spaulding
1 60
Cloutier
1 60
Joe Clong.
1 60
F. Marinel
2 80
F. Parks
1 60
S. Carriveau
1 60
Peter Fifield.
1 60
Henry Drake
2 80
Elmer Drake
2 80
J. Dolan.
1 60
Bert Roberts.
2 80
W. Truby
2 80
A. Mason 2 80
Mr. Champinie 2 80
J. Truby
2 40
Thomas Roberts.
1 60
John Boutel
3 20
Silas Roberts
1 60
J. Dunnegan
3 20
Fred Reno
1 20
T. Jones
1 20
175 40
Amount carried forward
$381 70
66
Amount brought forward
$381 70
May 1. Fire on land of F. R. Rix. Number acres burned, 1. Amount damage, $5. Cause, spark from engine.
Expense, M. Walker 75
May 3. Fire on land of R. Penniman. Number acres burned, 3. Amount damage, $15. Cause, spark from engine.
Expense, W. Berry $0 50
G. Dupee
20
R. Penniman
40
H. Penniman
20
L. A. Byam
40
Geo. Smith
40
P. Verge 40
H. Page. 40
M. Wright
40
3 30
May 8. Fire on land of C. E. A. Bartlett estate. Number acres burned, 1. Amount damage, $5.
Expense, M. Walker 70
May 9. Fire on land of Geo. C. Moore. Number acres burned, 2.
Expense, F. M. Brown
$0 60
W. Kiernan
20
W. Kiernan, Jr.
15
H. Jefroy
20
J. J. Quessy
40
C. Olson
20
Squire Wilson
20
M. H. Winship
20
2 15
Amount carried forward
$388 60
67 -
Amount brought forward
May 9. C. F. Scribner, bill for 1901-1902
$388 60 27 80
May 10. Fire on land of Geo. C. Moore. Number acres burned, 3.
Expense, F. M. Brown
$0 60
J. Anderson. .
40
Gus. Johnson 40
Wm. Martin
40
1 SO
May 16. Fire of Chemical building, West Chelmsford. Cause, incendiary.
Expense, F. M. Brown
$0 60
J. E. Marshall
40
F. McGlinche
40
J. J. Quessy .
40
Squire Wilson
40
John Hall
40
J. Bushee.
40
R. Mason
40
F. E. Bickford
60
4 00
May 16. Fire on land of Dr. Virgin. Number acres burned, 5.
Expense, F. M. Brown
$0 30
H. Clark
20
J. Donoly
20
C. Martin
20
J. J. Quessy
20
F. McGlinche 20
20
W. Kiernan, Jr
15
F. E. Bickford
90
R. Mason
20
2 75
Amount carried forward
$424 95
J. Knowls
68
Amount brought forward $424 95
May 18. Fire on land of J. P. Dunnigan. Number acres burned, 50. Cause, incendiary.
Expense, E. H. Keyes. $4 00
J. McCabe. 4 00
M. McGrath 4 00
W. M. Dunnigan 2 00
J. P. Dunnigan and team 4 00
18 00
May 22. Fire on land of Pratt Rendering
Co. Number acres burned, 20.
Amount damage, $300. Cause, spark from engine.
Expense, C. F. Scribner
$1 00
J. P. Dunnigan and team
2 50
J. Finnigan .
60
M. Daley
60
M. Conoly.
60
R. B. Scribner
1 00
J. McGovern 1 00
7 30
May 23. Fire on land of Dr. Virgin. Number acres burned, 5.
Expense, F. M. Brown
$0 60
C. Abrihamson
30
C. Brown 20
M. H. Winship
30
1 40
May 24, 25, 26. Fire on land of T. Shee- han, J. Daley, Proctor and Parker. Number acres burned, 150. Cause, incendiary. Amount damage: sprout land, $120; 40 cords wood, $80.
Amount carried forward
$451 65
69
$451 65
Amount brought forward
Expense, Geo. Spaulding and team
$10 00
C. Martin
5 20
W. Flinn.
80
F. L. Fletcher
4 80
Wm. Martin
4 40
P. Flinn
5 20
T. Dunn.
3 00
B. Flinn
3 40
J. Savage
2 40
E. Kennedy
1 40
P. Savage
2 00
F. M. Brown
8 10
J. J. Quessy
2 00
T. Dunn.
2 60
F. E. Bickford
3 00
R. Bickford
60
A. Courtney and horse
2 00
G. F. Snow.
2 20
J. Hall .
1 00
J. Carlson
2 60
W. Edwards, Jr
1 40
C. Edwards
1 40
J. Toy
1 00
C. Newhall
1 45
J. J. Dunn
4 60
C. Brown
45
F. Snow
80
M. Levene
1 40
J. Marshall
1 20
W. Donoly
2 40
J. Knowls
1 20
F. Barlow
2 40
Seigden Press Pagging Co.
25 20
W. Edwards (2 men).
2 40
Amounts carried forward
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