USA > Massachusetts > Middlesex County > Chelmsford > Town annual report of Chelmsford 1905 > Part 3
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6
102 38
Edwards fund interest 41 23
Wood fund and interest.
371 76
Shedd fund and interest. 103 98
Coburn fund and interest
106 97
Wheeler fund and interest.
107 50
Smith fund and interest. 101 24
Amounts carried forward. $1,721 30 $47,307 27
40
Amounts brought forward
$1,721 30 $47,307 27
Jaquith fund and interest. 164 96
Fletcher fund and interest. 101 25
John S. Shedd fund and interest 206 68
Bowers fund and interest 102 27
Whittemore fund and interest
113 61
Asmus fund and interest
219 06
Haywood fund and interest
50 69
Huckins fund and interest
108 18
Pease fund and interest
108 18
Isaac Woods fund and interest
108 18
Geo. H. Smith fund and interest.
108 18
Adams fund and interest
207 82
Hobbs fund and interest.
102 05
Perry fund 100 00
Perham fund. 100 00
Sweetser fund
100 00
Parker fund
100 00
Richardson fund
100 00
$3,922 41
$51,229 68
Magoun fund and interest deposited in Lowell savings bank for support of Mrs. Anna Magoun
122 07
Unpaid bills (estimated) .
200 00
Tax abatements (estimated)
700 00
1,022 07
Balance deficit.
$52,251 75 $14,497 47
GEO. F. SNOW, MARTIN ROBBINS, C. FRANK BUTTERFIELD,
Auditors.
Chelmsford, March 3, 1905.
41
Report of Assessors.
For the Year Ending February 28, 1905. Buildings exclusive of land . $1,478,795 00
Land excluding buildings 907,200 00
Total valuation $3,087,730 00
Rate of taxation, $15 per $1,000.
Number of polls 1,220
Assessed on polls only
582
Residents assessed on property.
Individuals
856
All others 129
985
Non-residents assessed on property.
Individuals
350
All others
60
410
Total number assessed
1,977
Number of horses
554
Number of cows
1,114
Number of sheep
7
Neat cattle other than cows.
166
Number of swine
288
Dwellings
971
Acres of land
14,058
42
TAXES.
Appropriations by tax :
School,teaching, care and fuel .
$13,000 00
School books and supplies
1,100 00
School incidentals 300 00
School apparatus.
100 00
School Superintendent
562 50
School transportation of pupils
1,100 00
School-house repairs and furni-
ture
1,000 00
School-house fence at East
200 00
Chelmsford
$17,362 50
Repairs of highways, townways and bridges 6,000 00
Support of poor
1,500 00
Indigent soldiers and sailors
300 00
Repairs of public buildings . .. .
700 00
Town officers and committees. .
3,000 00
Inspection of animals, meats and provisions
150 00
Collection and abatement of taxes
700 00
Care of village clock
30 00
Care and improvement of ceme- teries
400 00
Street lighting
1,500 00
Adams Library
800 00
North Chelmsford Library Assn.
400 00
Loans and interest
4,255 65
Enforcement of liquor law
300 00
Tree Warden
200 00
Care and maintenance of rifle range
150 00
Amounts carried forward $20,385 65
$17,362 65
43
Amounts brought forward . . $20,385 65 $17,362 50
Sanitary arrangements at Centre Hall
300 00
Street lights, Centre Street
100 00
Paving Main Street.
900 00
Memorial Day
100 00
Flag pole
400 00
Miscellaneous expenses
2,000 00
Deficit
2,000 00
26,185 65
$43,548 15
State tax
$2,425 00
State highway tax
55 97
County tax
3,278 41
5,759 38
$49,307 53
Estimated receipts
700 00
Overlayings
47 24
747 24
$48,560 29
Tax on 1,220 polls
2,440 00
Tax on property 46,120 29
$48,560 29
R. WILSON DIX, . WALTER PERHAM, JAMES P. DUNIGAN, JOHN J. DUNN, A. HEADY PARK, Assessors.
44
Report of Selectmen.
HIGHWAYS.
March 1, 1904-March 1, 1905.
Pay Roll.
David Higgins, Highway Surveyor, 314 days' labor $942 00
M. H. McKennedy, 298 days' labor 521 50
Patrick Flynn, 273 days' labor 477 76
George Roscoe, 225 1-2 days' labor
338 25
William Borden, 155 days' labor
271 25
Elmer E. Hildreth, 116 days' labor
203 00
David Kelley, 123 1-2 days' labor
185 25
William Balser, 117 1-2 days' labor
176 25
William Driscoll, 89 days' labor
155 75
William Sheehan, 91 1-2 days' labor
137 25
George Putney, 43 1-2- days' labor
65 25
James Burnhart, 25 days' labor
62 50
C. M. Hills, 38 days' labor
57 00
Joseph O'Day, 29 days' labor
50 75
John Mclaughlin, 14 days' labor
35 00
Frank Hannaford, 23 days' labor 34 50
William Flynn, 16 days' labor
24 00
James McCabe, 14 days' labor
21 00
James McCann, 10 days' labor
15 00
Aleide Lemay, 4 days' labor
6 00
Lyman Lane, 4 days' labor
6 00
Samuel Walker, 4 days' labor
6 00
James Mullen, 4 days' labor
6 00
Merton Cummings, 3 days' labor
4 50
Ralph G. Spaulding, 3 days' labor
4 50
3,806 26
Amount carried forward.
$3,806 26
45
Amount brought forward
$3,806 26
John Marinel, Jr., labor and use of teams J. P. Upton, teaming 1 00
$102 62
E. H. Keyes, use of teams
15 75
F. C. Reynolds, use of horse 4 days
4 00
R. Wilson Dix, use of teams
36 00
E. E. Hildreth, use of teams
32 00
$191 37
Robert Shinkwin, labor
$16 50
George Jeffries, labor
18 00
Frank Hannaford, labor
12 00
John Mclaughlin, labor
22 50
William Miller, labor
9 00
Edward Doherty, labor
3 00
81 00
Sweetser & Day grain
$305 80
Emerson & Co., grain
122 88
Queen & Small, grain
119 75
C. A. Vinal, grain
4 85
553 28
John McKennedy, 11,410 lbs. hay
$111 90
Thos. Plunkett, 1,280 lbs. hay
12 90
A. C. Stevens, 4,200 lbs. hay
42 30
F. L. Fletcher, 5,073 lbs. hay
51 03
E. B. Lapham, 4,288 lbs. hay
42 80
Town Farm
122 82
A. M. Blaisdell, 1,620 lbs. hay
16 30
A. M. Warren, 4,465 lbs. hay
40 18
William Manning, 1,970 lbs. hay
15 76
455 99
North Chelmsford Foundry Co., 112 loads cinders
$11 20
H. S. Perham, 20 loads gravel
2 00
S. T. Park, 46 loads gravel
4 60
A. H. Park, 23 loads gravel
2 30
R. Shinkwin, 507 loads gravel
44 55
Mrs. Lovering, 181 loads gravel
18 10
Nels Knutson, 85 loads gravel
8 50
Charles Potter, 265 loads gravel
26 50
George F. Snow, 227 loads gravel
22 70
Mrs. Benjamin Hildreth, 61 loads gravel
6 10
Alfred Paasche, 226 loads gravel
22 60
Amounts carried forward
$169 15 $5,087 90
46
Amounts brought forward $169 15 $5,087 90
R. W. Dix, 20 loads gravel : 2 00
Michael McMahon, 137 loads gravel 13 70
Thomas Plunket, 73 loads gravel
7 30
George Suttle, 60 loads gravel
6 00
Mrs. E. E. Dutton, 12 loads gravel
1 20
Arthur Dutton, 11 loads cinders ... Estate of H. R. Hodson, breaking roads
$37 50
Daniel Reardon, breaking roads
9 25
John C. Sheehan and others, breaking roads
34 12
Jas. J. Savage, breaking roads
1 60
J. F. Robarge, breaking roads 30 60
John Marinel, Jr., and others, breaking roads
78 87
Carmi Hunt, breaking roads
22 00
George E. Spalding, breaking roads
21 00
Arthur E. Dutton, breaking roads ..
3 55
E. Paignon, breaking roads
37 41
B. O. Robbins and others, breaking roads 40 95
John J. Sullivan, breaking roads
45 25
John J. Dunn and others, breaking roads
49 00
W. R. Winning, breaking roads
5 40
R. W. Dix and others, breaking roads J. S. Wotton and others, breaking roads
76 25
E. R. Parker, breaking roads
71 63
Alfred W. Humphrey, breaking roads ...
4 50
Alfred B. Paache and others, breaking roads 11 60
John Reynolds, breaking roads
4 50
Michael Butler, breaking roads
4 50
John O'Brien, breaking roads
4 50
John Edwards, breaking roads
4 50
William McQuarrie, breaking roads
75
Jas. P. Daley, breaking roads
14 25
648 43
J. C. Osterhout, 2-horse sled
$66 25
F. W. Santamour, 1 cart
100 00
Amounts carried forward
$166 25 $5,936 23
55
199 90
34 95
47
Amounts brought forward
$166 25 $5,936 23
C. H. Hanson, 1 horse
242 00
Robert Barris, 1 harness
40 00
S. N. Stevens, harness supplies
23 25
Donovan Harness Co., supplies
4 50
Geo. Dillingham, harness repairs
4 15
480 15
Harry L. Parkhurst, drain pipe
$3 00
Staples Bros., drain pipe
115 02
118 02
William H. Wiggin, lumber
57 71
P. T. McMahon, lumber
2 60
Davis & Sargent, lumber
44 62
104 93
Connors Bros., brick and cement
$6 60
E. A. Wilson, brick and cement
6 65
13 25
J. Carpentier, blacksmithing
$50 03
J. F. Whittemore, blacksmithing
65 70
F. W. Santamour, blacksmithing
29 04
C. B. Cole & Son, blacksmithing
8 95
C. Fish, blacksmithing
12 10
George M. Wright, blacksmithing
41 93
George H. Philbrick, blacksmithing
2 22
209 97
W. L. Draper, wheelwright
$5 12
E. A. Blaisdell, wheelwright
1 90
7 02
David Higgins, express
$
25
A. W. Holt, stock and labor on guide posts
14 65
G. T. Parkhurst, bill heads and envelopes John Marinel, repairs on road
2 00
William H. Mitchell, labor on guide
posts
1 30
Dr. W. A. Sherman, medical aid to horse
12 00
Falls & Burkinshaw, medicine
4 40
F. A. Malorey, paving blocks and cover- ing stones
32 60
Patrick Savage, 118 chestnut posts
11 80
George F. Snow, 259 chestnut posts ...
25 90
E. R. Marshall, plank and sawing rails
1 15
S. W. Parkhurst, hardware and tools . .
15 73
Amounts carried forward . $123 53 $6,869 57
1 75
48
Amounts brought forward
$123 53 $6,869 57
Harriet E. Shaw, use of stable 23 50
H. E. Fletcher, use of derrick 5 50
George F. Snow, brush hooks
1 50
Good Roads Machine Co., axle nut
50
E. T. Adams, tools and supplies
53 66
Bartlett & Dow, tools
31 60
Jessie A. Viles, veterinary
18 00
J. De Carteret, stone
37 00
294 79
Charles Watt, 482 loads gravel, Ever- green street 24 10
Charles Fish, 147 loads gravel
14 70
Jas. Stearns, 116 loads gravel
11 60
Mrs. Lovering, 384 loads gravel
38 40
William Marsten, 188 loads gravel
18 80
107 60
Jas. Mullin, labor
7 50
Lyman Lane, labor
7 50
Aleide Lemay, labor
7 50
R. Wilson Dix, labor
120 25
$142 75
$7,414 71
APPRAISAL OF HIGHWAY TEAMS AND TOOLS AT TOWN FARM, MARCH 1, 1905.
1 pair horses $250 00
1 pair horses 225 00
3 sets double harnesses 112 00
1 set lead harness
3 00
1 pair pole straps and 2 pairs reins
6 00
596 00
S collars, $5.00, and 4 feed bags, $2.00 .. 7 00
Harness soap and stable tools 2 50
S lanterns, $4.00, 4 pairs blankets, $18.00,
7 sweat pads, $1.00, 1 grain chest,
1 fork, $5.00 28 00
Amounts carried forward $37 50 $596 00
49
Amounts brought forward
$37 50 $596 00
106 00
34 bushels oats, $17.00, 7 bags corn, $9.00 26 00 1 horse, $225.00, 1-horse cart, $100.00 .. 325 00 1 single harness, $38.00, 1 blanket, $3.50 41 50 1 feed bag and small tools, $4.00, wagon pack, wrench and oil, $2.00, scraper and shafts, $4.00 10 00
494 50
1 'square wagon, $20.00, 3 2-horse carts, $275.00, 1 roller, $190.00, 1 jigger, $25.00
510 00
1 2-horse sled, $65.00, 2 2-horse sleds, $50.00, 3 snow plows, $25 00, 1 road scraper, $50.00
190 00
55 75
807 25
2400 feet spruce limber, 23 posts, $5.75 240 posts at 10 cents, $24.00, 500 brick, $4.00, 1 plow, $15.00
43 00
1 plow and point, $5.00, 12 pieces 12-inch pipe, $13.50, 17 feet 10-inch pipe, $6.80, 1 elbow, 50 cents
25 80
19 sign boards, $19.00, bush hocks, $3.00 1 tool chest and old shovels, $4.00, drag and scraper, $8.00, catch basin cover, $8.00, maul, $1.00, catch basin tools, $2.50, 4 iron rakes, $2.50
26 00
3 dozen new shovels, $36.00, 1 dozen old shovels, $5.00
41 00
157 80
3 spreaders, $8.00, 1 lead iron, 75 cents, 8 whiffletrees, $6.00, 3 neck yokes, $5.00, 1 doz. picks, $15.00,
34 75
Lot drills and 2 spoons, $8.00, lot wedges, $4.00
12 00
10 old picks, $5.00, 5 stone hammers, $10.00
15 00
4 mattox, $3.00, 4 stone picks, $1.00, 4 iron bars, $3.00
7 00
$68 75 $2,055 55
5 tons hay, $100.00, 15 cwt. bedding, $6.00
Amounts carried forward
22 00
50
Amounts brought forward. $66 01
1 long handle shovel, $1.00, 5 chains, $4.00 5 00
5 axes, $3.50, 4 saws and level, $5.00, 8 heel chains, $4.00, bush scythes and snaths, $2.00 14 50 88 25
$2,143 80
GEO. P. MANSFIELD, ANDREW M. BLAISDELL, WALTER B. EMERSON, Appraisers.
STREET LIGHTING.
Chelmsford Centre.
Melvin Walker, lighting and repairs . . $494 30
Globe Gas Light Co., supplies 1 65
A. B. Adams, 4 posts 1 00
Wm. Randall, repairing lamps 1 75
I. O. O. F. Association, care of lamp .. 6 00
$504 70
North Chelmsford.
H. L. Blood, lighting and repairs .
$462 11
T. Henry Murphy, repairs and labor .. 18 35
$480 46
West Chelmsford.
Charles Jordan, lighting and repairs $192 84
Globe Gas Light Co., burners 3 30
Patrick Savage, 12 posts 3 60
C. Hanchett, repairs
30
$200 04
Amount carried forward
$1,185 20
51
Amount brought forward $1,185 20
South Chelmsford.
Roebrt Penniman, lighting
$42 60
George A. Penniman, lighting
45 28
Best Street Light Co., 1 lamp
.
6 00
S. W. Parkhurst, supplies
1 90
$95 78
East Chelmsford.
Thomas Smith, lighting
101 50
Globe Gas Light Co., supplies
5 80
American Express Co.
35
$107 65
$1,388 63
Lighting Centre Street.
Globe Gas Light Co., street lamps and
fixtures
$33 00
Amos B. Adams, 12 posts
3 00
George E. Spalding, lighting
54 00
$90 00
REPAIRS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Centre Hall.
F. G. Pratt, painting outside Centre Hall $149 89
F. G. Pratt, painting and tinting dressing rooms 30 00
F. G. Pratt, painting and decorating inside Centre Hall 205 00
Charles E. Parkhurst, carpentering
40 01
H. S. Sargent, repairing plastering 6 19
Amount carried forward $431 09
52
Amount brought forward $431 09
William Randall, repairing and setting glass 1 80
Charles Crosby, repairing roof 1 50
I. H. Knight, repairing steps 9 00
Bartlett & Dow, bolt 15
$443 54
North Hall.
George F. Cutler, fence and care of lawn $15 00
E. De La Haye, painting wall 2 31
Jas. F. Mooney, slate and labor 5 90
P. T. McMahon, labor and lumber .
14 79
Wm. McLarney, repairing furnace ...
17 90
North Chelmsford Machine Co., , sup- plies 2 16
$58 06
. Town Farm.
William A. Mitchell, repairs $5 55
F. G. Pratt, painting house and barn 135 00
F. G. Pratt. painting tramp house 12 00
A. W. Holt, repairing roof
6 35
$158 40
$660 50
LIBRARIES.
Adams Library
Rev. Wilson Waters, Treasurer $800 00
North Chelmsford Library Association.
C. Frank Butterfield, Treasurer
.
$400 00
$1,200 00
53
1
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE, WEST CHELMSFORD.
Smith & Brooks, staking out $6 00
Stickney & Austin, architects
466 73
William C. Edwards, building
9,319 58
Fred C. Church, insurance
16 00
Mathew D'unn, labor, grading
6 00
Frank Martin, labor, grading
10 50
Bernard Flynn, labor, grading
10 50
John P. Carlson, labor, grading
4 50
Patrick Savage, labor, grading. 9 00
George F. Snow, labor, grading 35 00
John Dunn, labor, grading 10 50
Adams & Co., shades and fixtures
32 00
George F. Snow, repairs
10 00
Jas. P. Emerson, auctioneer
5 00
Butterfield Printing Co., posters
2 00
$9,943 31
FLAG POLE, CHELMSFORD CENTRE.
A. G. Green, per contract $323 00
A. G. Green, oiling mast 2 67
A. G. Green, copper and lead 1 50
A. G. Green, 2 casks Portland cement 5 00
3 00
Puritan Iron Works, repairing and gild- in eagle 8 00
F. W. Santamour, blacksmithing 6 75
F. G. Pratt, painting pole 12 00
F. G. Pratt, top mast 3 00
$364 92
COLLECTION AND ABATEMENT OF TAXES.
A. M. Warren, abatements 1900 $123 10
E. W. Sweetser, abatements 1902 344 21
E. W. Sweetser, abatements 1903 292 16
E. W. Sweetser, abatements 1901 50 93
E. W. Sweetser, abatements 1904 169 03
$979 43
R. W. Dix, cementing
54
INDIGENT SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
Paid for Soldiers' relief
$291 00
STATE AID.
Paid for State Aid $1,342 00
MILITARY AID.
.
Paid for Military aid $252 00
$1,594 00
SANITARY IMPROVEMENTS, CENTRE HALL.
R. Wilson Dix, dry well, pipe and laying pipe $65 10
H. H. Wilder, engine, plumbing, pump and supplies 228 07
293 17
PAVING MAIN STREET, NORTH CHELMSFORD.
Michael Guthrie, labor $127 89
F. A. Malorey, paving blocks 436 22
F. A. Malorey, edgestones 120 01
E. A. Wilson, brick and cement 6 65
Staples· Bros., drain pipe
17 47
Smith & Brooks, surveying and plans . . 57 05
David Higgins, highway teams and labor 116 50
$881 79
55
CATTLE INSPECTION.
Edwin C. Perham, services as Cattle In- spector $100 00
H. A. Miller, services as Inspector of Meat and Provisions 80 25
Arnold C. Perham, services as Inspector of Meat and Provisions 41 00
$221 25
RIFLE RANGE.
Hattie L. Hall, rent Solomon Spaulding land, last payment $20 00
Ernest Marsh, cutting brush 24 50
Jas. P. Dunigan, rent of Rifle Range 20 00
A. C. Mitchell, care of range
60 00
E. H. Keyes, supplies, 24 targets 12 00
$136 50
LOANS AND INTEREST.
Note and interest on school-house loan. Centre $1,344 00
Note and interest on school-house loan, North 1.305 40
Note and interest on school-house loan, East
1,056 25
Note and interest on Town Hall loan, North 540 55
$4,246 20
VILLAGE CLOCK.
J. Adams Bartlett, Treasurer
$30 00
MEMORIAL DAY.
J. P. Emerson, Quartermaster
$70 99
56
CARE AND IMPROVEMENT OF CEMETERIES.
Forefathers Cemetery.
Walter Perham, Superintendent $12 00
Sweetser & Day, fertilizer
10 00
S. W. Parkhurst, seed 6 41
Napoleon Lovely, labor
117 80
H. L. Parkhurst, teaming
47 05
George B. B. Wright, trimming hedge . J. Roland Parkhurst, labor and supplies 25 00
10 00
J. G. Craige, labor 3 25
$231 51
Pine Ridge Cemetery.
Walter Perhamn, Superintendent $5 00
Michael O'Day, labor 66 05
George Perry, clearing brush
21 75
Sweetser & Day, fertilizer
1 65
$94 45
Hart Pond Cemetery.
Daniel P. Byam, Superintendent . . $16 80
West Cemetery.
A. F. Whidden, Superintendent $80 50
George B. B. Wright, trees and shrubs . 28 00
J. A. Parkhurst, water supply 8 00
116 50
Philip Donahue, sharpening mower
35
William H. Hall, writing deeds
10 75
11 10
Total
$470 36
57
CEMETERY TRUST FUNDS.
Forefathers Cemetery.
J. Roland Parkhurst, care of John S. Shedd lots $6 00
J. Roland Parkhurst, care of Shedd- Parkhurst lot 3 00
J. Roland Parkhurst, care of Thomas Marshall lot 3 00
J. Roland Parkhurst, care of Elbridge G. Smith lot 3 00
J. Roland Parkhurst, care of John C. Hobbs lot 3 00
J. Roland Parkhurst, care of Gardner Fletcher lot 3 00
J. Roland Parkhurst, care of R. A. & G. Coburn lot 3 00
J. Roland Parkhurst, care of I. Kimball lot 3 00
J. Roland Parkhurst, care of Adams Emerson lot 5 00
J. Roland Parkhurst, care of Alfred D'ay lot 3 00
$35 00
West Cemetery.
A. F. Whidden, care Winn-Kimball lot $3 00
A. F. Whidden, care Sewall Bowers lot 3 00
A. F. Whidden, care Samuel F. Wheeler lot 3 00
$9 00
Hart Pond Cemetery.
D. P. Byam, care Esther Hayward lot $3 00
Total $47 00
58
TOWN OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
Ervin W. Sweetser, services as Treasurer and Collector of Taxes
$500 00
Walter Perham, services and expenses as Selectman
217 00
R. Wilson Dix, services and expenses as Selectman
135 00
John J. Dunn, services and expenses as Selectman
148 75
A. Heady Park, services and expenses as Selectman
120 56
James P. Dunigan, services and expenses as Selectman
170 00
791 31
R. Wilson Dix, services and expenses as Assessor
168 00
R. Wilson Dix, copying Assessors' book John J. Dunn, services and expenses as Assessor
128 50
A. Heady Park, services and expenses as Assessor
90 00
Jas. P. Dunigan, services and expenses as Assessor
160 00
Walter Perham, services and expenses as Assessor
145 00
723 50 .
A. Heady Park, services and expenses as Overseer of Poor
35 20
Jas. P. Dunigan, services and expenses as Overseer of Poor
15 00
Walter Perham, services and expenses as Overseer of Poor
16 00
R. Wilson Dix, services and expenses as Overseer of Poor
10 00
John J. Dunn, services and expenses as Overseer of Poor
9 50
85 70
George A. Parkhurst, services as Town Clerk, 1903 81 99
Amounts carried forward
$81 99 $2,100 51
32 00
59
Amounts brought forward .
$81 9 $2.100 51
Edward J. Robbins, services as Town Clerk
108 84
. 190 83
A. G. Skoboria, Agent of Board of Health
46 50
John J. Dunn, Agent of Board of Health
49 50
A. H. Park, Board of Health
5 00
101 00
Alex. J. Park, services as School Com- mittee
75 00
Rev. C. H. Ellis, services ac School Com- mittee
75 00
Stewart Mckay, services as Supply Agent Stewart Mckay, services as School Com- mittee
58 05
258 05
H. L. Parkhurst, Clerk Cemetery Com- mission
21 17
A. J. Park, services as Cemetery Com- missioner
10 00
31 17
A. M. Warren tax collector (1900)
8 01
8 01
Melvin Walker, Constable
167 10
J. S. Wotton, Constable
105 20
Fred I. Vinal, Constable
50 90
William H. Corrigan, Constable
31 00
Edwin F. Coburn, Constable
23 75
Clarence G. Nickles, Constable
74 22
Warren Berry, Constable
21 10
473 27
Charles A. Bride, Special Police
3 00
P. S. Ward, Special Police
18 00
Edward T. O'Neil, Special Police
13 80
34 80
R. W. Polley, Truant Officer
4 75
Melvin Walker, taking school census
35 00
39 75
George F. Snow, services as Auditor . ..
4 00
Martin Robbins, services as Auditor ...
4 00
C. F. Butterfield, services as Auditor
...
4 00
12 00
George A. Parkhurst, services as Regis- trar, 1903
18 50
Edward J. Robbins, services as Registrar
21 00
Amounts carried forward.
$39 50 $3,249 39
50 00
60
Amounts brought forward .
$39 50 $3,249 39
J. F. McManomin, services as Registrar 21 00
Patrick H. Haley, services as Registrar 27 00 George H. Ripley, services as Registrar 15 00 John P. Scoboria, Warden, Precinct 1 .. 4 50 Howard S. Adams, Clerk, Precinct 1 ... 10 00 H. C. Sweetser, Deputy Clerk, Precinct 1 4 50
102 50
H. C. Sweetser, Deputy, 1903, Precinct 1 4 50
Arthur E. Reed, Inspector, Precinct 1
4 50 Daniel E. Haley, Inspector, Precinct 1 4 50 Daniel P. Byam, Deputy Inspector, Pre- cinct 1
3 00
Leslie R. Davis, Deputy Inspector, Pre- cinct 1
3 00
A. M. Warren, Deputy Clerk, Deputy Inspector and Teller, 1902, 1903, 1904
13 50
52 00
Jas. B. McQuaid, Warden, Precinct 2 .
4 50
10 00
Frank K. Ripley, Clerk, Precinct 2 . . Albert P. Mitchell, Deputy Clerk, Pre- cinct 2
4 50
Morton B. Wright, Inspector, Precinct 2
4 50
William H. Quigley, Inspector, Precinct 2
4 50
William H. Quigley, Inspector, 1903 ..
4 50
Jas. E. McCabe, Deputy Inspector, Pre- cinct 2
3 00
Henry E. Howard, Deputy Inspector, Precinct 2
3 00
John Hobbs, Deputy Inspector (1903) ..
3 00
Frank E. Mccluskey, Deputy Inspector, Precinct 2
3 00
J. Arthur Mallalieu, Deputy Inspector, Precinct 2
3 00
47 50
Frank E. Bickford, Warden, Precinct 3 .
4 50
John J. Queesey, Deputy Warden, Pre- cinct 3
1 50
Samuel Naylor, Clerk, Precinct 3 . ..
10 00
William E. Martin, Inspector, Precinct 3
3 00
Amounts carried forward $19 00 $3,451 39
61
Amounts brought forward
$19 00 $3,451 39
George O. Spaulding, Inspector, Pre- cinct 3
3 00
John Anderson, Deputy Inspector, Pre- cinct 3
3 00
Frank P. Martin, Deputy Inspector, Pre- cinct 3 3 00
28 00
Howard S. Adams, services as Teller, March meeting 3 00
Leslie R. Davis, services as Teller, March meeting 3 00
J. Arthur Mallalieu, services as Teller, March meeting 3 00
William E. Martin, services as Teller, March meeting 3 00
William H. Quigley, services as Teller, March meeting 3 00
Arthur E. Reed, services as Teller, March meeting 3 00
John P. Scoboria, services as Teller, March meeting
3 00
Daniel E. Haley, services as Teller, March meeting 3 00
24 00
William E. Randall, Sealer of Weights and Measures
16 90
Geo. P. Mansfield, services as Appraiser at Town Farm
3 00
Walter B. Emerson, services as Appraiser at Town Farm 3 00
Andrew M. Blaisdell, services las Ap- praiser at Town Farm
3 00
9 00
Total
$3,529 29
62
TREE WARDEN.
George B. B. Wright, services as Tree
Warden
$200 00
George B. B. Wright, paid for extermina- tion of brown-tail moth 191 67
$391 67
ENFORCING LIQUOR LAWS.
William H. Corrigan, Constable $35 10
James S. Wotton, Constable 19 50
Fred I. Vinal, Constable 8 00
Melvin Walker, Constable
18 00
Clarence G. Nichols, Constable .
8 50
$89 10
63
Support of Poor.
EXPENSES AT ALMSHOUSE.
A. P. Brown, Superintendent
$ 394 07
$394 07
E. W. Sweetser, provisions
181 85
William R. Fowle, provisions
11 93
Cass & Cass, butter and lard
51 99
245 77
S. W. Parkhurst, groceries
152 33
F. E. Bickford, groceries
96 78
249 11
William McDonald, fish
16 84
Elizabeth Tryder, potatoes
9 75
26 59
F. A. Tuttle, pickling hams
1 35
F. A. Tuttle, coffee
13 55
F. A. Tuttle, baking powder and extracts
5 00
19 90
S. K. Dexter, 2 bbls. flour
11 55
11 55
I. W. Brown, extracts
1 21
1 21
G. J. & D. Bradt, crackers
2 70
F. W. Chase, crackers
2 75
W. J. Boynton. crackers
2 75
8 20
F. A. Tuttle, soap and soap powder
3 30
F. J. Livingston, soap
2 70
Larkin Soap Co., soap
8 75
Edith Hannaford, soap
75
Gertrude Schiefle, soap
50
16 00
Estate of George E. Rose, ice
20 00
20 00
L. S. Franklin, beef
7 42
Edward Dryden, beef
12 60
20 02
Melvin Walker, berries
2 70
Mary Higgins, berries
50
R. E. Donahue, berries
2 55
Mrs. O'Day, berries
1 00
6 75
Bartlett & Dow, seeds
12 28
Amounts carried forward. .
$12 28 $1,019 17
64
.: Amounts brought forward. $ 12 28 $1.019 17
E. M. Slayton, 1 1-2 bushels seed potatoes 1 88
F. A .Marshall, 1-2 bushel seed corn. ..
1 00
15 16
Whitmore Bros., nursery stock
21 25
21 25
Sweetser & Day, grain
631 79
Emerson & Co .. grain
58 30
690 09
Amasa Pratt & Co., lumber
10 00
10 00
Harry L. Parkhurst, 29,700 lbs. coal
100 27
51 32
151 59
Oscar Spaulding, 22 cords 6 1-2 ft. wood F. A. Hazen, 10 loads cotton waste .. F. M. Hodson, cutting corn and filling silo
54 35
88 35
John J. Flynn, 2 cows
100 00
A. C. H. Jones, 2 cows.
105 00
Napoleon Manseau, 1 cow, 1 calf and 1 heifer
45 00
Jas. Andrews, 2 cows
65 00
E. Paignon, 1 bull
20 50
M. C. Wilson, 1 heifer
10 00
345 50
J. T. McCoy, pasturing cow
4 00
Walter B. Emerson, pasturing cow
15 00
Oscar R. Spaulding, rent of pasture ..
7 20
26 20
A. G. Scoboria, M. D., medical aid to inmates
12 00
Amasa Howard, M, D., aid to inmates
10 00
Falls & Burkinshaw, medicines
1 53
23 53
A. P. Mello, barbering
4 00
4 00
F. J. Whittemore, blacksmithing
19 94
C. B. Cole & Son, blacksmithing
12 75
32 69
J. L. Chalifoux, shoes
1 23
New Idea Shoe Co., shoes
2 00
A. G. Pollard, dry goods
23 33
O'Donnell Co., dry goods
72
A. D. Rollins, dry goods
1 60
Cook, Taylor & Co., dry goods
1 39
A. J. Boies, dry goods
82
31 09
Bartlett & Dow, hardware
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.