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Under Article 5, it was voted that the Town borrow the sum of five hundred dollars ($500) by usual form of note bearing interest at a rate not exceeding five per cent per annum, for the purpose of insuring the school buildings at the North and Centre villages, and that the sum be expended under the direction of the Selectmen. 49 voted in favor and 9 opposed.
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Under Article 6, regarding the transportation of High school scholars from the North village to the Lowell High school, it was voted to dismiss the Article.
Under Article 7, regarding the acceptance and adoption of the By-Laws as prepared by the Selectmen, it was voted to lay the Article on the table until the next Town meeting,
Under Article 8, it was voted that the salary of the Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes be six hundred and fifty dollars ($650) for this and ensuing years.
Under Article 9, to reduce the number of Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor to three, it was voted to dismiss the Article.
Under Article 10, voted that the sum of twenty-five dol- lars ($25) be appropriated from money already in the Treasury for the purchase of a top-mast for flag pole at Chelmsford Centre.
Under Article 11, it was voted that the Town accept a conveyance from Mrs. Oscar N. Kyle and Mrs. Joseph A. Parkhurst, or whoever the owners thereof may be, of a certain lot of land in West Chelmsford known as "The Park."
At 9 o'clock p. m., voted to dissolve the meeting.
J. ADAMS BARTLETT,
Moderator.
EDWARD J. ROBBINS,
Town Clerk.
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STATE ELECTION, NOV. 2, 1909
Whole number of votes cast. 572
GOVERNOR
Eben S. Draper of Hopedale, Republican 318
John A. Nicholls of Boston, Prohibition 9
Moritz E. Ruther of Holyoke, Socialist-Labor 3
James H. Vahey of Watertown, Democratic. 209
Daniel A. White of Brockton, Socialist. 14
Blanks 19
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR
Eugene N. Foss of Boston, Democratic . 211
Louis A. Frothingham of Boston, Republican 317
George G. Hall of Boston, Socialist 13
Ernest R. Knipe of Holyoke, Prohibition 8
Lawrence Yates of New Bedford, Socialist Labor 3
Blanks 20
SECRETARY
David Ț. Clark of Williamstown, Democratic 165
Harriet D'Orsay of Lynn, Socialist 15
Henry C. Hess of Boston, Socialist-Labor 4
William G. Merrill of Malden, Prohibition 10
William M. Olin of Boston, Republican 333
Blanks 45
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TREASURER AND RECEIVER-GENERAL
James H. Bryan of Westfield, Democratic. 165
James B. Carr of Chelmsford, Socialist 24
David Craig of Milford, Socialist-Labor 6
Daniel Parlin of Worcester, Prohibition 10
Elmer A. Stevens of Somerville, Republican. 324
Blanks 43
AUDITOR
Alexis Boyer, Jr., of Southbridge, Democratic. 156
Charles A. Chace of Swansea, Prohibition 5
Sylvester J. McBride of Watertown, Socialist 15
Jeremiah P. McNally of Salem, Socialist-Labor 11
Henry E. Turner of Malden, Republican 333
Blanks 52
ATTORNEY-GENERAL
Henry M. Dean of Hyde Park, Prohibition . 9
John A. Fredrickson of Quincy, Socialist-Labor 7
Dana Malone of Greenfield, Republican 330
Harvey N. Shephard of Boston, Democratic. 166
John Weaver Sherman of Boston, Socialist 16
Blanks 44
COUNCILLOR
Henry G. Burke of Lowell, Socialist. 21
Charles H. Callahan of Lowell, Democratic . 161
Herbert E. Fletcher of Westford, Republican 348
Blanks. 42
SENATOR
Henry J. Draper of Lowell. Democratic .. 185
Joseph H. Hibbard of Lowell, Republican 337
John S. McCann of Lowell, Socialist 23
Blanks . 27
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REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT
John M. Fletcher of Westford, Democratic 193
Elisha D. Stone of Ayer, Republican 333
Blanks 46
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Patrick Conlon of Lowell, Democratic 177
Robert J. Kelly of Lowell, Socialist 19
Samuel O. Upham of Waltham, Republican 335
Blanks. 41
COUNTY TREASURER
Joseph O. Hayden of Somerville, Republican 334
Anson B. Hobbs of Cambridge, Socialist 19
Dexter C. Whittimore of Carlisle, Democratic 168
Blanks 51
REGISTRAR CF DEEDS
Horace S. Bacon of Lowell, Republican .
344
William C. Purcell of Lowell, Democratic 203
Blanks 25
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD J. ROBBINS,
Town Clerk.
Report of Assessors
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 28, 1910
Buildings, exclusive of land $2,093,380 00
Land, exclusive of buildings 941,360 00
Total valuation of real estate
$3,034,740 00
Total valuation of personal estate. 1,489,365 00
Total valuation of assessed estate ...
4,524,105 00
Rate of taxation, $13.20 per $1,000.
Number of polls
1,306
Assessed on polls only.
668
Residents assessed on property : Individuals
1,011
All others 18
1,029
Non-residents assessed on property :
Individuals
348
All others
9
357
Total number assessed . 2,054
Number of horses assessed
538
Number of cows assessed
925
Number of sheep assessed
2
Number of other neat cattle assessed
159
Number of swine assessed
145
Number of fowls assessed .
13,231
Number of dwellings assessed
993
Number of acres of land assessed ...
13,957
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TAXES
Appropriations for Schools :
Teaching, care and fuel $19,000 00
Superintendent
937 50
Incidentals
275 00
Transportation
1,100 00
Apparatus
50 00
Furniture and repairs
1,300 00
Text books and supplies
1,300 00
Medical inspection
300 00
$24,262 50
Appropriations for :
Repairs of highways and bridges
5,000 00
Support of poor
2,000 00
Public buildings
300 00
Street lighting
4,000 00
Miscellaneous expenses . .
1,000 00
Moth work
1,635 35
Officers and committees
4,000 00
Enforcement of liquor law
300 00
Cemeteries
600 00
Collection and abatement of
taxes. ·
700 00
Loans and interest.
7,460 03
Soldiers and sailors
300 00
Princeton Street bridge
1,571 12
Weights and measures
200 00
Cattle inspection
100 00
Village clock .
30 00
Adams library
800 00
North Chelmsford library
400 00
Trée Warden
200 00
Sinking fund
200 00
Meat inspection
350 00
Improvements, Golden Cove
Road
500 00
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Hydrant service, North Chelms- ford .
$1,500 00
Memorial day
25 00
Firemen's Relief Association,
Lowell 150 00
$33,321 50
57,584 00
State tax
4.230 00
State highway tax
210 30
County tax
3,624 26
Interest on first payment of Prince-
ton Street bridge. . ..
216.88
8,281 44
65,865 44
Estimated receipts
3,500 00
Overlayings
35 25
3,535 25
62,330. 19
Tax on 1,306 polls
2,612 00
Tax on property
59,718 19
62,330 19
In the year 1890, the Town made provision for a re valuation of the real estate and a printed report for dis- tribution. We think there is need of the same being done the present year.
H. C. SWEETSER, R. WILSON DIX, JAMES P. DUNIGAN,
Assessors.
Report of Tax Collector
Collector's Report for Tax vi 1904
Tax on list of 1904 arecollected Fec. 25.1909
Interest om lis cf 1904 == collected Feb. 28. 1909 50 01
Interest accrued since Feb. 2S. 1909
94
Cash entered on Treasurer's book as
tax ....
Cash entered on Treasurer's book is interest 50 95
239 70
Collector's Report for Tax of 1005
Tax on list of 1905 decollected Fes.
28. 1909 ....** $2 19
Interest op list of 1906 mecollected Fe5. 26. 1909 16 55
Interest accrued since Feb. 28. 1909 11 74
Cash entered on Treasurer's book as
tax ....... $2 19
Cash entered on Treasurer's book as mutterest ..
34 59
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Collector's Report for Tax of 1906
Tax on list of 1906 uncollected Feb.
28, 1909 $2,003 07
Interest on list of 1906 uncollected Feb. 28, 1909
290 44
Interest accrued since Feb. 28, 1909
46 81
$2,340 32
Cash entered on Treasurer's book as
tax
2,003 07
Cash entered on Treasurer's book as interest 337 25
2,340 32
Collector's Report for Tax of 1907
Tax on list of 1907 uncollected Feb. 28, 1909
10,432 26
Interest on list of 1907 uncollected Feb. 28, 1909 886 74
Interest accrued since Feb. 28, 1909 214 52
11,533 52
Cash entered on Treasurer's book as tax
10,432 26
Cash entered on Treasurer's book as interest 1,101 26
11,533 52
Collector's Report for Tax of 1908
Tax on list of 1908 uncollected Feb. 28, 1909. 19,957 12
Interest on list of 1908 uncollected Feb. 28, 1909. 498 25
Moth tax on list of 1908 uncollected 1 Feb. 28, 1909 518 51
Interest accrued since Feb. 28, 1909 832 38
21,806 26
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Cash entered on Treasurer's book as tax
$7,984 47
Cash entered on Treasurer's book as moth tax. . 181 84
Cash entered on Treasurer's book as interest
312 96
Uncollected tax to new account
11,972 65
Uncollected interest to new account. 1,017 67
Uncollected moth tax to new account
336 67
$21,806 26
Collector's Report for Tax of 1909
Tax on list of 1909
62,330 19
Boston & Northern excise tax for 1909
1,547 14
Moth tax for 1909
874 29
Interest collected since Oct. 1, 1909.
263 59
Interest accrued since Oct. 1, 1909 .
508 96
65,524 17
Cash entered on Treasurer's book as tax
41,971 58
Cash entered on Treasurer's book as interest
263 59
Cash entered on Treasurer's book as excise tax
1,547 14
Cash entered on Treasurer's book as moth tax
426 65
Uncollected tax to new account
20,358 61
Uncollected interest to new account
508 96
Uncollected moth tax to new account
447 64
65,524 17
Collector's Report for Moth Tax of 1907
Uncollected tax Feb. 28, 1909. .
167 26
Less abatements ordered by Assess- ors 14 57
Cash entered on Treasurer's book as
152 69
tax 152 69
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COLLECTOR'S REPORT ON TAX OF NORTH CHELMSFORD FIRE DISTRICT
Collector's Report for 1908
Tax on list of 1908 uncollected Feb. 28, 1909 $521 90
Interest on list of 1908 uncollected Feb. 28, 1909 5 21
Interest accrued since Feb. 28, 1909 12 30
$539 41
Cash paid Treasurer of No. Chelms- ford Fire District as tax 449 80
Cash paid Treasurer of No. Chelms- ford Fire District as interest ....
12 47
Uncollected tax to new account. . . .
72 10
Uncollected interest to new account.
5 04
539 41
Collector's Report for 1909
Tax on list of 1909
2,094 89
Interest collected since Jan. 1, 1910.
05
Interest accrued since Jan. 1, 1910. . 3 29
2,098 23
Cash paid Treasurer of No. Chelms- ford Fire District as tax .
1,765 25
Cash paid Treasurer of No. Chelms- ford Fire District as interest ...
05
Uncollected tax to new account ....
329 64
Uncollected interest to new account. 3 29
2,098 23
E. W. SWEETSER,
Collector.
Chelmsford,
Feb. 28, 1910.
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Report of Town Treasurer
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 28, 1910
Your Treasurer charges himself with cash received as follows :--
Balance in treasury at last annual settlement
$3,004 72
Of State Treasurer :
Corporation Tax
1,462 17
Bank Tax
633 67
Military Aid
220 00
State Aid
1,134 00
Street Railway Tax
1,803 99
Aid to Paupers
226 10
On account of Moth Work
2,208 06
On account of Tuition of State children 165 50
Of County Treasurer :
Dog licenses
580 61
Killing dogs.
10 00
On account of land damages on Golden Cove Road. 50 00
Clerk of Lowell Police Court, fines ..
179 33
Keeper of Lowell Jail
27 00
Cemetery Commissioners for sale of lots :
West cemetery
22 00
Riverside cemetery .
134 00
Pine Ridge cemetery
35 00
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City of Lowell, aid to paupers $95 03
Town of Carlisle, one-third cost of bound at Town line. 7 50
Town of Billerica, one-third cost of bound at Town line. 7 50
Highway Commissioners for labor with teams on Golden Cove road 500 00 For sale of manure from highway stable 26 00
From Selectmen for slaughter house license fees. 8 00
From Selectmen for circus license fee 2 00
From Selectmen for auctioneer's license fee 2 00
From Selectmen for sale of manure at Town Hall sheds 1 00
Fred Chandler, for rent of Town Hall (Center)
158 50
P. S. Ward, for rent of Town Hall (North).
168 50
C. A. Aiken, sealer of weights and measures, fees collected for sealing
49 02
New England Telephone Co., for expense of hearings on pole locations 80 00
School Committee :
For tuition of Hazel Peterson .
14 50
For tuition of Harold Hunter .
18 00
For tuition of H. Baum
9 50
For tuition of Charles Mello ..
5 50
For reimbursement from State
on account of salary of Super-
937 50
intendent of schools and in- crease in teachers' salaries .... For damage to books and furni- ture
1 26
For sale of books 1 35
Houghton Mifflin & Co. 9 37
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B. H. Sanborn & Co $7 67
Ginn & Co. . . 43 69
D. C. Heath & Co. 6 53
Silver Burdett & Co. 6 67
8 85
Town of Carlisle, for desks and books City Institution for Savings, interest on trust funds for care of burial lots . 203 50
City Institution for Savings, interest on Adams Emerson trust fund for general improvement in Fore- fathers cemetery .
80 00
Wm. H. Hall, chairman of Cemetery Commissioners, as a trust fund, the income of same to be used for the perpetual care of burial lot No. 55 in Riverside cemetery and known as the Davidson and Ripley fund .... 200 00
Charlotte A. Stevens, as a trust fund, the income of same to be used for the perpetual care of the Jabez Stevens burial lot in Forefathers cemetery.
Wm. H. Hall, chairman of Cemetery Commissioners, as a trust fund, the income of same to be used for the perpetual care of burial lot No. 88 in Riverside cemetery and to be known as the Hamblett fund
Wm. H. Hall, chairman of Cemetery Commissioners, as a trust fund, the income of same to be used for the perpetual care of burial lot No. 97 in Forefathers cemetery and to be known as the Webster fund 100 00
100 00
100 00
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Waldo Hannaford, Supt. of Town Farm, as proceeds of same ...... J. R. Parkhurst, for sale of cider apples in Forefathers cemetery . 6 50 From overdraft on highway pay roll. Cash borrowed as a temporary loan in anticipation of taxes. 27,500 00
1,538 12
1 75
To cash received on account of taxes as follows :
Tax of 1904
$188 75
Interest of 1904
50 95
Tax of 1905
82 19
Interest of 1905
34 59
Tax of 1906
2,003 07
Interest of 1906
337 25
Tax of 1907
10,432 26
Interest of 1907
1,101 26
Tax of 1908 .
7,984 47
Interest of 1908
312 96
Tax of 1909
41,971 58
Interest of 1909.
263 59
Moth tax of 1907
152 69
Moth tax of 1908
181 84
Moth tax of 1909
426 65
North Chelmsford Fire District :
Tax of 1908
449 80
Interest of 1908
12 47
Tax of 1909 .
1,765 25
Interest of 1909
05
Excise tax, Boston and Northern
Street Railway
1,547 14
Making a total of.
$113,200 27
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And is credited as follows :
By cash paid :
State tax
4,230 00
State highway tax 210 30
State interest on abolition of
216 88
grade crossing apportionment County tax 3,624 26
By cash deposited in City Institution for Savings :
Davidson & Ripley trust fund . . 200 00
Jabez Stevens trust fund $100 00
Hamblett trust fund
100 00
Webster trust fund
100 00
By cash paid Treasurer of North Chelmsford Fire District :
Special Fire District :
Tax of 1908 .
449 80
Interest of 1908
12 47
Tax of 1909
1,765 25
Interest of 1909
05
By cash paid :
Temporary loans, in part 22,200 00
Paid interest on temporary loan
1,987 88
Bills approved by School Com- mittee
24,502 42
Bills approved by Selectmen.
48,918 45
By cash on hand
4,582 51
Making a total of. $113,200 27
E. W. SWEETSER,
Treasurer.
Chelmsford,
Feb, 28, 1910.
Report of Auditors
We have examined the accounts of the various Town officers for the year ending February 28, 1910, securing the following results :
We find that the Selectmen have approved 1,144 bills, amounting to $48,918.45, all having been paid by the Treasurer.
We find that the School Committee have approved 667 bills, amounting to $24,502.42, all having been paid by the Treasurer.
We find the receipts and payments of the Town Clerk on account of the Dog Tax properly vouched for.
We find the receipts and payments of the Town Treasurer properly entered and vouched for, and a balance of $4,582 in his hands.
We find that the total amount of uncollected taxes with accumulated interest is $34,642.20, the details of which will appear later in the report.
We find a trust fund in the hands of the Insurance Fund Commissioners amounting to $420.34.
We find the following Cemetery Trust funds in the hands of the Town Treasurer :
Emerson Improvement fund. $115 03
Emerson fund and interest 286 65
Kimball fund and interest 129 55
Silver fund and interest 149 59
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Day fund and interest $108 48
Carleton fund and interest
194 12
Marshall fund and interest 108 64
Edwards fund interest
55 32
Wood fund and interest
436 61
Shedd fund and interest
112 56
Coburn fund and interest
111 97
Wheeler fund and interest
117 16
Smith fund and interest
107 10
Jaquith fund and interest
188 40
Fletcher fund and interest
104 99
Shedd fund and interest
215 24
Bowers fund and interest
110 69
Whittemore fund and interest
121 59
Asmus fund and interest .
250 33
Haywood fund and interest
58 16
Huckins fund and interest
114 86
Isaac Wood fund and interest
114 86
Pease fund and interest. 114 86
Geo. H. Smith fund and interest
114 86
Adams fund and interest .
235 50
Hobbs fund and interest
108 11
Perry fund and interest 107 75
Perham fund and interest 105 62
Sweetser fund and interest 105 62
Parker fund and interest. 105 62
Richardson fund and interest 105 62
Jos. W. Smith fund and interest
102 14
H. and S. Parkhurst fund and interest ..
104 40
Burt Emerson fund and interest
104 40
A. W. Parkhurst fund and interest
107 75
J. and E. Longley fund and interest . . .
105 43
Jas. Brown and M. Quist fund and interest Susan E. Brown fund and interest
215 52
103 22
Hodges and Green fund and interest 103 09
J. C. Butterfield fund and interest. 104 22
Ebert and Weaver fund and interest 210 14
Kittredge fund and interest 52 52
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Angelina Parker fund and interest. $102 07
Samuel Andrews fund and interest 107 15
Webster fund and interest 102 00
Davidson and Ripley fund and interest .. 206 04
Hamblett fund and interest 103 02
Stevens fund and interest
103 02
Total.
$6,451 59
We find Assets:
Cash in treasury
4,582 51
Tax of 1908 uncollected . 11,972 65
Interest accrued on same.
1,017 67
Moth Tax, 1908
336 67
Tax of 1909 uncollected . 20,358 61
Interest accrued on same
508 96
Moth Tax, 1909
447 64
Excise Tax of Lowell and Fitchburg St. Railway for 1909
265 22
34,907 42
Due from State : /
State Aid to Jan 1, 1910 858 00
State Aid for Jan .- Feb., 1910
184 00
Military Aid to Jan. 1, 1910
200 00
Military Aid for Jan. and Feb., 1910
40 00
1,282 00
Deficit.
11,318 07
52,090 00
We find Liabilities :
Note, North Chelmsford School-house Land loan 500 00
Note, South Chelmsford School-house loan 5,200 00
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Notes, Temporary loan .$41,000 00
Notes. Draining Lowell Road loan 1,200 00
Notes, North Chelmsford School (San- itary) loan .. 1.500 00
Notes, North Chelmsford Fire - house loan
1,000 00
Note. North Chelmsford Fire-house Lot loan
200 00
Interest on above notes
390 00
$50,990 00
Unpaid bills, estimated
200 00
Tax abatements, estimated
900 00
52.090 00
PRESTON L. PIGGOTT, WINTHROP A. PARKHURST, SAMUEL NAYLOR.
March 7th, 1910.
Auditors.
Report of Selectmen
Highways
March 1st, 1909-March 1st, 1910
Days' Labor
David Higgins, Highway Surveyor, 276 $828 00
M. H. McKennedy, 365. 736 95
WV. Balser, 285 526 58
Joseph O'Day, 2461/2 454 93
Dimon Stirk, 242 422 88
John Higgins, 2011/2
346 09
L. Prince, 18412
322 30
J. Soussa, 683/4
120 36
Nelson Loucroft, 311/2
81 37
B. Stilmuck, 411/2
72 62
Thos. Monohan, 2834
50 17
J. Sherrin, 441/2
77 09
Albert Meekin, 2112 37 62
John Mullen, 21. 36 75
C. D. Worden, 2012 35 87
A. Rickard, 2012 35 87
T. McDonald, 191/2 34 13
George Shields, 712
30 00
Tony Silver, 1434
25 67
Daniel Higgins, 1134
20 42
James Morrison, 5. 22 50
M. Guthie, 4 18 00
J. Prince, 5. . . .
8 75
J. Kershaw, 57
99 74
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Caleb St. Amour, 4 $7 00
John Monahan, 2. 3 50
Edgar Smith, 2. 3 50
D. S. Smith, 11/2
2 63
H. Smith, 11/2
2 62
Thos. Calnan, 714 12 32
Walter Stearns, 1/2
88
4,477 11
John Marinel, Jr., labor
17 55
John J. Sullivan, labor
12 00
J. F. Stearns. labor
3 00
J. J. Dunn, labor.
3 00
John LaMountain, labor
2 75
38 30
Sweetser & Day, hay and grain
714 02
W. B. Emerson, hay 72 43
F A. Marshall, hay
59 45
E. B. Lapham, hay
55 77
F. A. Hazen. hay
22 65
Emerson & Co., hay
22 72
Samuel Felch, straw.
23 50
970 54
F. A. Malorey, edgestone and blocks
318 89
Mass. Broken Stone Co.
104 39
P. A. Carkin, flagstone
42 38
465 66
Chelmsford Foundry Co., cinders
11 00
Waitt & Bellville, cinders
5 20
16 20
Gravel
R. A. Donohoe
121 10
J. T. Smith
21 10
J. Marinel
18 13
Robert Shinkwin
16 30
Geo. Alexander
15 50
J. Adams Bartlett.
14 80
R. W. Dix.
9 80
Wm. Martin Estate
7 60
M. Shipley
7 30
C. D. Randlett .
5 30
E. R. Parker
5 30
M. McMahon
4 70
J. McMahon
4 30
251 23
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W. P. Proctor, lumber $178 85
P. Savage. posts
17 75
F. O. Dutton, posts
4 55
Wm. P. Proctor, posts
4 80
$205 95
F. C. Whittemore, wheelwright and blacksmith 264 80
Joseph Carpentier, wheelwright
50 53
Geo. M. Wright, blacksmithing
128 86
H. Staveley, blacksmithing .
7 55
451 74
American Sign Company, signs.
51 50
Geo. P. Mansfield, set of harness
50 00
A. W. Holt, labor on stable 64 46
Harry L. Parkhurst, drain pipe.
66 15
Smith & Brooks, surveying .
48 00
Jennie A. Fletcher, rent of barn. 55 00
Andrew Haley, land damage 50 00
Abril Adams, land damage
10 00
395 11
Dr. Harris, services as veterinary .
25 00
Dr. W.A.Sherman, services as veterinary
7 00
Falls and Burkinshaw, medicines 6 35
38 35
Bartlett & Dow, supplies. 186 65
S. W. Parkhurst, supplies 20 33
9 60
Bennett Bros., supplies .
9 45
A. B. Black, supplies 8 50
Donovan Harness Co., supplies 4 50
Geo. E. Dillingham, supplies. 5 30
3 16
H. L. Parkhurst, supplies
1 92
J. P. Roach, supplies .
1 70
E. R. Marshall, signs.
1 50
Joseph Rock, supplies 2 60
P. Donohoe, filing saws 30
255 51
Bertha G. Bartlett, copying 10 00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight 2 61
Courier-Citizen, printing . . 2 25
Parkhurst Press, printing
1 65
Adams Express Co., express 25 16 76
H. C. Girard, supplies
D. F. Small, supplies.
49
J. Marinel et al, breaking roads. $249 88
John J. Dunn et al, breaking roads 53 25
Charles F. Devine et al, breaking roads . 40 51
C. O. Robbins et al, breaking roads 26 42
Patrick Flynn et al., breaking roads. 24 25
Wm. Parlee, breaking roads. 18 10
John C. Sheehan, breaking roads
17 20
James P. Daly. breaking roads
9 30
E. R. Parker, breaking roads.
9 15
John Finnick, breaking roads
5 00
T. P. Martin, breaking roads
3 50
C. G. Nickles et al, breaking roads .
18 00
Geo. P. Mansfield et al, breaking roads. .
16 65
E. Paignon, Jr., breaking roads. 2 10
I. H. Knight, repairs
4 25
$497 56
8,080 02
Tree Warden
George B. Wright, nursery stock
100 00
S. W. Parkhurst, supplies
3 65
Parkhurst Press, supplies
2 00
Bartlett & Dow, supplies
1 25
Harry C. Kittredge, supplies
1 05
107 95
Karl M Perham, labor
24 00
J. Fallon, labor
17 00
Geo. B. Wright, labor
13 85
C. D. Worden, labor
9 00
J. Mullen, labor
7 00
Alfred Douglas, labor.
6 00
W. Miller, labor
1 75
F. Holt, labor
1 75
M. A. Bean, labor
1 00
81 35
189 30
50
Repairs of Public Buildings
Centre Hall
A. W. Holt, labor and supplies 82 46
F. G. Pratt, labor and supplies 45 50
Adams & Co., curtains 45 25
Thomas H. Murphy, labor and supplies . 21 87
E. R. Marshall, labor and supplies 11 81
I. H. Knight, labor
6 50
A. E. Adamns, gas radiator 3 50
Geo. E. Hutchins, supplies
70
Miner & O'Neil, supplies. 1 56
E. T. Adams, supplies
50
219 65
North Hall
James F. Mooney, labor and supplies . . . 14 10
14 10
Fire House Centre
H. Sutherland, chimney
30 45
Pratt & Forrest, lumber
26 57
W. A. Mitchell, labor and supplies.
17 92
74 94
A. W. Holt, labor, hearse house, Centre.
36 00
W. P. Proctor, lumber, hearse house, North 8 00
44 00
W. P. Proctor, lumber, Town Farm
71 52
Davis & Sargent, lumber, Town Farm ..
16 22
87 74
H. Sutherland, repairs, Adams Library .
35 75
35 75
476 18
51
Town Officers and Committees
Ervin W. Sweetser, services and expenses as Treasurer and Tax Collector .. .... Edward J. Robbins, services and ex- penses as Town Clerk
97 80
97 80
E. T. Adams, services and expenses as Selectman
237 00
D. F. Small, services and expenses as Selectman
225 00
John J. Dunn, services and expenses as Selectman
175 00
Chas. F. Devine, services and expenses as Selectman
175 00
Wilbur E. Lapham, services and expenses as Selectman
140 00
952 00
E. T. Adams, services and expenses as Overseer of the Poor
97 00
W. E. Lapham, services and expenses as Overseer of the Poor
25 00
D. Frank Small, services and expenses as Overseer of the Poor
20 00
John J. Dunn, services and expenses as Overseer of the Poor 8 75
Chas F. Devine, services and expenses as Overseer of the Poor
5 00
155 75
H. C. Sweetser, services and expenses as Assessor
365 00
J. P. Dunigan, services and expenses as Assessor
300 00
R. W. Dix, services and expenses as Assessor
180 00
845 00
Dr. A. G. Scoboria, Agent Board of Health
40 00
Chas. F. Devine, services Board of Health 25 00
D. F. Small, services Board of Health 18 00
$682 60
$682 60
.
52
Wilbur E. Lapham, services Board of Health
$10 00
J. J. Dunn, services Board of Health . 8 50
5 75
$107 25
E. T. Adams, services Board of Health .. Royal K. Ripley, Road Commissioner .. J. Adams Bartlett, Road Commissioner . Geo. P. Mansfield, Road Commissioner . P. H. Haley, services and expenses as Registrar .
100 00
71 30
60 00
231 30
Geo. H. Ripley, services and expenses as Registrar
28 50
E. J. Robbins, services and expenses as Registrar
19 50
78 00
John J. Monahan, services as School Com- mittee
75 00
Geo. F. White, services of School Com- mittee
75 00
Herbert E. Ellis, services as School Com- mittee
75 00
Herbert E. Ellis, services as Purchasing Agent
50 00
Melvin Walker, taking School Census ...
37 00
312 00
Fred A. Snow, services as Auditor. . Preston L. Piggott, services as Auditor . W. A. Parkhurst, services as Auditor ...
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