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Under Article 2, the Moderator appointed Walter Perham and Fred E. Varney as Tellers and they were duly sworn by the Town Clerk. After a motion to dismiss the article was lost, it was voted that the Board of Selectmen and the Board of Overseers of the Poor hereafter to be elected shall each consist of only three members, 153 voted in favor and 65 opposed. Under this article it was voted that at the next annual meeting one selectman be elected for the term of one year, one for the term of two years, and one for the term of three years, and that at each annual meeting thereafter one be elected for the term of three years.
Under Article 3, voted that the Town at its next Annual Town Meeting elect a Board of Overseers of the Poor to consist of three members, 129 voted in favor and 17 opposed. Under this article it was voted that at the next annual meeting one Overseer of the Poor be elected for the term of one year, one for the term of two years, and one for the term of three years, and that at each annual meeting thereafter one be elected for the term of three years.
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Under Article 4, voted that the number of constables to be elected at the next annual meeting and at each subsequent town meeting unril further action of the Town, be reduced from seven to one.
At 9.25 p. m. voted to dissolve the meeting.
J. ADAMS BARTLETT,
Moderator.
EDWARD J. ROBBINS,
Town Clerk.
Report of the Town Clerk
BIRTHS RECORDED IN CHELMSFORD IN 1911
Date Name of Child Names of Parents
Jan. 1 Donald Roland Hills . John A. and Charlotte A. (Johnston)
4 Fred Coburn Lakin Winfred A. and Luella G. (Merrill)
7 Ann Walsh Thomas and Bridget (Dunn)
S Stelmack .. Barnas and Mary (Ivanack)
28 Francis Edward McCarthy Frank E. and Sarah (McNally)
Feb. 10
Harold Bean
Fred and Lena (Cote)
10
Gertrude Loretta McTeague .. John M. and Mary E. (McMahon)
12 Esther Mildren Blodgett. Fred J. and Selina (Bridgford)
14 Lucy Matildia Potter .Justin J. and Sarah E. (Donovan)
19 Marion Alice Bishop Carl A. and Sylvia P. (Webster)
22 Glendon Earl Boyd Richard T. and Jennie (Gates)
Mar. 2 Joseph Leo Barlow Frank and Jennie (Ploude)
3
Donald Grant White
George F. and Lena E. (Dustin)
14 Charlotte Alice Knox George and Charlotte A. (Holgate)
14 Alice Powderly McEnaney Walter J. and Alice A. (McGanghey)
16 Dorothy Marion McTeague .... James W. and Katie A. (Stanley) 24 Veronica Catherine Reilley .. James F. and Georgina M. (Talbot)
28 Margaret Elizabeth Kinch Fred B. and Loretta E. (Cox)
28
William Henry Courser
Ralph J. and Margaret T. (Curran)
28
Ralph Joseph Courser
Ralph J. and Margaret T. (Curran)
Apr.
4
Clifford Mansfield Hoyt
John W. and Mary A. (Flannery)
10
Russell Warren DeCarteret
Alfred and Ada (Swanwick)
13
Adam Zabierek
Stany and Karulina (Wozniak)
26 Francis Leo Gaudette Walter G. and Nellie (Soucy)
28 - Mozley Fred and Hattie (Andamson)
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Date Name of Child Names of Parents
May 2 Dorothy May McEnaney ... Sylvesta H. and Cora M, (Shattuck)
8 Frederick Raymond McEnaney. Frederick F. and Mary (R.Leary)
9 Ernest Garland Byam George G. and Ethel (Lane)
11 Joseph Oczkowske Frand and Wozynec (Gucfa)
20 Alice Ellen Clarke Peter and Helen (Harrington)
21 Arthur Fessette. Adolf and Georgianna (Morin)
21 John Mungovan Patrick and Nellie (Carey)
June 8 Olive Alma Manseau Napoleon and Rose (Lemay) 13 Mary Elizabeth Larkin John J and Margaret E. (Dunigan)
16 Richard Michael Shea Michael J. and Margaret T. (Coffey)
17 George Henry O'Neil Charles F and Helen G (Hennessy)
18 Howard Kenneth Bean Walter S. and Aimee C (Bertrand)
20 Rose Helen Gookin James R. and Catherine A (Dunigan)
24 James William Shepherd James A. and Emma (Russell)
28 Mildred Marie Shinkwin Robert and Margaret ( Lowney)
30 Dorothy Woodies Coburn . Frank A. P. and Lillian B. (Wooaies)
Edward and Axina (Tremblay)
Jnly
2
Arthur B. Crawford
2 Raymond Girard Larkin. Martin T. and Mary F. (Ronghan)
11 Florence Catherine Magnant Alphonse and Selina (Lemay)
20 Charles Albert Plummer Jay B. and Annie R. (Miner) 26 Murphy Richard F. and Alena (McCaffery)
Aug. 3 Bertha Hectorine Beauchesne Clovis and Maude (Essiembse)
3 Mary Louise Dorothy Mercier William and Cio (Provancher) 6 Kohler Erick and Signe (Johnson)
7 Amette Maria Loiselle Arthur J. and Marie Eva (Plouffe)
11 Joseph Harris Trembley Merrill and Ada (Leclair)
16 John F. McCoy. John F. and Vera M. (Wotton) 20 Harry Ephraim Ayotte Ephraim and Clarisse (Regis) Sept. 6 John Lewis Clark Lewis E and Philomena (Lemay)
7 Mary Dora Pelletier Ulfren and Eva M. (Corriveau)
11 Arthur Lowell House Arthur W. and Corinne (Fecteau)
12 Francis Alfred O'Day Joseph P. and Eva (Arpin)
13
Teddy Oczkowske
John and Mary (Opheleska)
22 Dorothy Edna Clarke Harry D. and Ethel M. (Joy)
24 Agnes Victoria Hulslander Lewis and Jennie (Morrison)
27 Edward Francis Miner. Henry O. and Elizabeth M. (McTeague)
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Date Name of Child
Names of Parents
Oct. 2 William Elma Dow Elmer and Lucy (Russell)
3 William Edward Nystrum Carl and Augusta (Anderson)
10 Edna Mary Davis Edwin E. and Mary C. (Donovan)
11 Henry Stcyr Dorat and Donelda K. (Brulee)
26 Helen Heidenrich Karl and Otilia (Seidick)
27 Edward John Dunn Edward J. and Mary E. (O'Donnell)
Nov.
4 George Francis Lallas Michael G. and Florence (Lupien)
5 Irene Julia May Pratt John H. and Nora (Lachance)
6 Helen Ruth Minor. Arthur P. and Alice A. (Magnant)
15 Mary Anna Lillian Leclair Louis and Melvina (Lefranc)
16 - Lomax John and Mary (Pindlebury)
17 Graichen Carl A. and Elizabeth (Seiferth)
24 Joseph Hosmer Richard Gaudette. . Joseph and Justine (Gagnon)
Dec. 10 - Moore George C. Jr. and Sophia M. (Bicknell)
16 Inga Magaret Johnson Hans and Andrine (Brunn)
16 Alice Pearl Emery. Abbott and Annie (White)
18 Raymond Sylvanus Moses. Sylvanus R. and Charlotte M (Pearson)
24 Lily Adele Clawson Ernest and Ada (Hanson)
Whole number recorded 79
Males
45
Females 34
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN 1911
DATE
NAMES
RESIDENCE
BIRTHPLACE
Jan.
4
Charles E. Pope .. Angeline M. Brisson
North Chelmsford Tyngsboro, Mass.
London, Eng. Canada
4 Sylvester H McEnaney Cora M. Shattuck
North Chelmsford Westford, Mass .. .
North Chelmsford Westford, Mass.
8 Victor Paradis Delima Forrest.
North Chelmsford North Chelmsford
Michigan Canada
Feb. 15
Dana L. Richardson Francis E. Olney.
Boston, Mass. . . Chelmsford.
Lowell, Mass. Billerica, Mass.
19
Martin T. Larkin. Mary F. Roughan
North Chelmsford Lowell, Mass. . .
Graniteville, Mass. Ireland
24
Stephen Burke. Margaret M. Boyle.
Lowell, Mass Lowell, Mass
Lowell, Mass. Lowell, Mass.
Mar. 17
Frederick McEnaney Mary Leary.
North Chelmsford North Chelmsford
North Chelmsford Bath, Me.
20
Albert J. Roper . Margaret L. Christy.
Lowell, Mass Lowell, Mass
Albany, N. Y. Lowell, Mass.
Apr.
5
Arthur O. Wheeler Eva May Hanson
North Chelmsford Lowell, Mass. ..
North Chelmsford New Brunswich
17
John J. Carville Mary Bracewell .
Lowell, Mass .. North Chelmsford
Tyngsboro, Mass. Lowell, Mass.
18
Howard Melvin. Annie Laurie Melvin
Chelmsford. Chelmsford.
Concord, Mass. Lowell, Mass.
18
Charles E. Walsh Charlotte Clements.
Lowell, Mass Chelmsford
Lowell, Mass. Lowell, Mass.
23
John Donovan. Mary A. (Mansfield) Crocken.
Marlboro, Mass .. North Chelmsford
Ireland Nova Scotia
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN 1911-Continued
DATE
NAMES
RESIDENCE
BIRTHPLACE
Apr. 26
James P. Morrison. Anna E. Barden.
Lowell, Mass. . North Chelmsford
Lowell, Mass Lowell, Mass.
May
2 | Gedeon Gagnon Alice Sirois.
North Chelmsford North Chelmsford
Canada Canada
7
Leonard A. Wood. Allona M. Harvey .. .
Chelmsford.
Lowell, Mass .
Lowell, Mass. Lowell, Mass.
29
Dorrat St. Cyr Donalda Brule.
North Chelmsford North Chelmsford
Manchester, N. H. Canada
29
Ovila J. Talbot. Regina Boudreau
North Chelmsford North Chelmsford
Lowell, Mass. Lowell, Mass.
June 7
--- Howard McConnell Emma Hills ..
North Chelmsford Chelmsford.
New Brunswick Hyde Park, Mass.
14
William H. Quigley Josephine F. McCabe.
North Chelmsford North Chelmsford
Chelmsford Chelmsford
17 Alexanda Morena . Serafina de Palma.
Chelmsford. Lowell, Mass
Italy Italy
18 ° Josiah R. Smith. Elizabeth W. Newbold
West Chelmsford. West Chelmsford.
England Niantic, Conn.
20 Richard E. Davis Caroline L. Fletcher.
Chelmsford. Chelmsford.
Chelmsford Tyngsboro, Mass.
21 Carl M. Ohlson Madeleine Wehr
Lowell. Mass Chelmsford.
Lowell, Mass. So. Framingham
28 Daniel J. Coughlin. Helen A. Burke
Lowell, Mass. . . North Chelmsford
Lowell, Mass. Westford, Mass.
28 William Arthur Cole Arvilla Howard Piggott.
Boston, Mass .. North Chelmsford
Jackson, Me. North Chelmsford
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN 1911-Continued
DATE
NAMES
RESIDENCE
BIRTHPLACE
June 28
James O. Melvin Ada L. Crockett.
North Chelmsford New Brunswick North Chelmsford
Monticello, Me.
July
1
Carlton Elliott Atwood . Clara Jeannette Copeland.
Chelmsford. Cambridge, Mass
Westford, Mass. Southampton, NH
20
George H. Morton, Jr. Rosie A. Alexander
Chelmsford. Pelham, N. H
England Pelham, N. H.
23
Michael G. Lallas Florence E. Lupien
Chelmsford. Chelmsford.
Greece Cochituate, Mass.
Aug. 21
Phillippe Duchesny Laura Ida Trudel
North Chelmsford Lawrence, Mass ..
Canada Canada
23
George Whyatt Robbins Lillie Berry
North Chelmsford North Chelmsford
England England
30
Herbert Carroll Canney. Carrie Esther Erskine
Dartmouth, Mass. North Chelmsford
Wolfboro, N. H. So. Jefferson, Me.
Sept. 3
Thomas J. S. Hopkins. Alice J. Holt.
Schenectady, N.Y. Chelmsford.
New Haven, Conn. Manchester, N.H.
3
Percy T. Robinson Ruth G. Wotton
Lowell, Mass. . North Chelmsford
Lowell, Mass. Chelmsford
9
Holland Foote. Isabella Stockman
Lowell, Mass ..... North Chelmsford
Nova Scotia Scotland
12
Arsene Grey Mary Alice Trembley
Lowell, Mass. Chelmsford.
Canada Chelmsford
14
Henry Fournier Cordelia Benoit.
West Chelmsford. West Chelmsford.
Gardner, Mass. Canada
16
W. Norman Ritchie Olive M. Farrow
Boston, Mass .... North Chelmsford
New Brunswick New Brunswick
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN 1911-Continued
DATE
NAMES
RESIDENCE
BIRTHPLACE
Sept. 16
Fred W. Swain. Jennie H. Coulone (McEvoy) .
Westford, Mass .. Merrimac, N. H ..
Chelmsford Nova Scotia
22
Leon Ellsworth Taisey, Jr. . ..
Florence Amelia Stewart.
Chelmsford. Lowell, Mass
Canada Nova Scotia
26
Leon H. Parker Alice E. Barton.
Chelmsford. Chelmsford.
Chelmsford Lowell, Mass.
Oct.
2
Arthur Entwistle Adelaide Russell.
Lowell, Mass. North Chelmsford
Dracut, Mass. England
11
Raymond A Norton Annie Wright.
Chelmsford. Chelmsford.
New Brunswick Scotland
11
Francis J. Powers Margaret E. Barry
North Chelmsford Lowell, Mass.
Lowell, Mass. Lowell, Mass.
18
Charles Nichols Julia E. Skelton.
Chelmsford. Cambridge, Mass.
Lowell, Mass. Cambridge, Mass.
25
James P. Walker. Mary J. Doherty
North Chelmsford West Chelmsford
Sabattus, Me. West Chelmsford
25
Thomas G. Beckvold Mabel L Olsen.
Chelmsford. Chelmsford.
So. Boston, Mass. Chelmsford
Nov. 6
Joseph La Belle Annie La France
Lowell, Mass North Chelmsford
Lowell, Mass. Littleton, N. H.
29
C. Frank McGrath Catherine McGillian
No. Andover,Mss. East Chelmsford.
Lowell, Mass. Lowell, Mass.
29
Alvin Eugene Sweetsir Ada May Snow
Chelmsford. Chelmsford.
No. Groton, N.H. Nova Scotia
Dec. 7
William M. Parlee. Helena (Crossman) Sears.
Chelmsford. Chelmsford ..
New Brunswick New Brunswick
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN 1911-Continued
DATE
NAMES
RESIDENCE
BIRTHPLACE
Dec 20
Luther H. Hall
Corinne Derosiers
North Chelmsford Lowell, Mass
North Chelmsford Oakdale, Mass.
23
Andrew A. Brown Ethel Ball
Lowell, Mass. . North Chelmsford
Lowell, Mass. Providence, R. I.
EDWARD J. ROBBINS,
Town Clerk.
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DEATHS RECORDED IN 1911
Date
Names
Yrs Mos Dys
Jan. 6
Amelia (Greely) Le Marinel
68
7 10
7 Effie A. (Gilmore) Hall
58
8
11
10 Philippe McHale.
26
11 19
17 Rose Emma (Varney) Osterhout.
49
11
28 James Thomas.
70
5
15
Feb.
1 Francis Edward McCarthy
. .
4
2 Margaret Ann O'Hara.
11 5
·
6 Carl Alfred Johnson
64
9
8
28 Anna M. (Davis) Von Rydingsvard ..
55
11
8
Mar. 3 Warren Berry
60
10
24
5 Anna L. Smith
25
. .
5 Addie Cornelia ( Blodgett) Knowlton.
58
9
6
8 Ellen Frances (Dewey) Martin
78 5
11
11 Lucy M. (Symmes) Andrews.
60
9 5
16
Perley Putnam Perham
87 6
1
29
Ralph Courser
13 hrs
29 William Courser ...
12 hrs
Apr.
1
Martha Jane (Spalding) Fletcher
81
8
30
12 Hannah M. (Johnson) Flodin
59
. . . .
17 Frances A. (Hardy) Kenniston
76
3
12
18 Ann Harding
73
. .
21 Edna Fillmore. .
27
. .
. .
25 Howard Harper
4
10
27
26
Eliza (Chapman) Freer
66
10
20
28 Leo Steyr ...
5 21
May
1 Mary A. (Hurley) Devine
57
11
. .
3 Harry L. Wright.
44
2
12
20 Georgianna A. (Josselyn) Kelley
77
8
. .
. .
. .
22 Mary E. (Manstield ) McDonough
53
.
5
20 Beesie L. Emery . .
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·
40
Date
Names
Yrs Mos Dys
May 11
Sarah (Parkhurst) Hallet .
86
2 28
12 Cynthia M. (Barker) Mellen
76
2
22
22 Stephen Holland
45
. .
-
31 Moses A. Warren
53
8 26
June 8 Jonathan B. Cook
9 Robert P. Fitzpatrick
39
2 12
9 Marie Elizabeth Demers.
10
11
27
14 Mary Jane (Proctor) Byam
74
6
8
19 Thomas Lawler .
61
22 Grenila (Anderson) Carlson
80
1 21
22 Frederick E Warly
19
4 27
4 Arthur B. Crawford
. .
. .
2
4 Emeline Agusta (Spaulding) Perham
88
S 19
4 Owen Burns
S4
..
8 Mary Helen (Kendall) Thomas
67 6
. .
9 Edward Kearns.
1 20
10 John C Haley
36
. .
10 Elvira S. (Laws) Dickinson 78
49
3 27
21 Herbert H. Colson
53
25 Richard M. Shea.
. .
1 8
27 Julia (Mooney) Cannon
70
. .
·
28 Annie (Roach) Grover
62 8 3
30 Arvila Miller.
6
. .
Aug.
7 Bernice T. Rogers
. .
8 . .
8 George Boudreau.
64
6 24
12 Charles A. Plummer
·
22
13 Frank Pierce Brown
61
20
14 Anna Gilmore Quinn ..
13
11
.
28 Hortense E. (Gallagher) Ward
26
. .
Sept. 1 John J. Larkin Sr.
62 .
. .
21 Clarence H. Sprague
64
11 16
28 Dan Foster Stearns
82 9 25
Oct.
6 Rose Helen Gookin
3 16
13 Orange H. Stafford.
60
3
. .
18 Addie (Litchfield) Alexander
55
7
2
.
.
. . .
13 Christina (Norman) Emery
. .
July
86 1 14
41
Date
Names
Yrs Mos Dys
Oct. 19
John Mckinley
49 2 10
24 Marion A. Bishop
. .
8
5
27 Sylvia A. Whitney
62
3 27
29 William Elmer Dow
. .
. .
27
Nov. 3 Margaret B. Finnegan
6
4 22
9 Amy (Moulton) Tuck.
89
. .
13
Betty (Brower) Waterhouse
66
3 21
14 Dorothy E. Clark
1 24
17
-Lomax.
. .
1
17
Graichen .
4 hrs
18 Catherine H. Curry
6
.
.
1
William H. Hoole
47
7 27
6 Joseph O. R. Gaudette.
. .
12
6 Margaret O'Connell
70
. . .
10 Moore
2 hrs
10 Rita Hazel Naylor
12
2
13 Sophia May (Bicknell) Moore
22
10
16
22 Arthur Harris Sheldon
79
6 23
23 Mary E. McGrath.
40
. .
. .
30 Hannah Fairbank (Edwards) Perham.
62
4
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EDWARD J. ROBBINS,
Town Clerk.
Dec.
Report of Assessors
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 29, 1912
Buildings exclusive of land. $2,197,800 00
Land exclusive of buildings. 966,295 00
Total valuation of real estate.
$3,164,095 00
Total valuation of personal estate. .
1,056,330 00
Total valuation of assessed estate. . $4,220,425 00
Rate of taxation, $19.40 per $1000.
Number of polls.
1,304
Assessed on polls only .
651
Residents assessed on property : Individuals.
1027
All others
22
1049
Non-residents assessed on property :
Individuals.
372
All others.
13
385
Total number assessed .
2085
Number of horses assessed
555
Number of cows assessed.
1013
Number of sheep assessed.
114
Number of neat cattle other than cows assessed .
188
Number of swine assessed.
245
Number of fowls assessed .. .
11,760
Number of dwellings assessed .
1,021
Number of acres of land assessed. .
13,674
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Appropriations for Schools :
Teaching, care and fuel
$22,000 00
Superintendent.
1,500 00
Incidentals
350 00
Transportation
1,500 00
Apparatus 50 00
Furniture and repairs
1,500 00
Text books and supplies.
1,700 00
Medical inspection.
300 00
$28,900 00
Appropriations for :
Repairs of highways and bridges
$6,000 00
Support of poor.
3,000 00
Repairs of public buildings. 300 00
Street lighting
6,800 00
Miscellaneous expenses.
2,500 00
Officers and committees. . .
4,500 00
Enforcement of liquor law
300 00
Moth work.
1,767 98
Care and improvement of ceme- teries.
800 00
Indigent soldiers and sailors.
400 00
Cattle inspection
100 00
Village clock
30 00
Adams Library
1,200 00
North Chelmsford Library
600 00
Tree Warden. 350 00
Sinking fund.
200 00
Public parks
500 00
Meat inspection.
400 00
Weights and measures
100 00
Collection and abatement of
taxes.
5,000 00
Loons and interest
5,924 19
To cover deficit on loans. 3,000 00
Grading school grounds at No. Chelmsford
300 00
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Hydrant service at No. Chelms- ford 1,500 00
Memorial day
125 00
Draining Mt. Pleasant Street. . .
100 00
Preparing records of interment.
50 00
Construction of a macadam road
3,000 00
Power sprayer.
550 00
Fencing school house at East Chelmsford.
325 00
Janitors at North and Centre fire houses
120 00
Repairing canal road.
200 00
Band concerts
250 00
$50,292 17
$79,192 17
State tax.
$6,490 00
Grade crossing tax.
1,560 00
State highway tax
233 50
County tax.
4,143 68
$12,427 18
$91,619 35
Overlayings
24 90
$91,644 25
Estimated receipts
7,160 00
$84,484 25
Tax on 1304 polls
$2,608 00
Tax on property.
81,876 25
$84,484 25
H. C. SWEETSER, JAMES P. DUNIGAN, FRED L. FLETCHER,
Assessors.
Support of Poor
EXPENSE AT ALMSHOUSE
Waldo H. Hannaford, Superintendent . .
$400 00
$400 00
Sweetser and Day, grain ..
432 02
Perry D. Thompson, brewery grains.
87 78
A. T. Safford, grain.
40 00
559 80
E. T. Adams, groceries.
306 90
S. W. Parkhurst, groceries
219 54
E. W. Sweetser, provisions
153 02
C. F. Sproule, provisions
88 69
Gorham Fish Market, fish.
33 24
Town of Carlisle, 320 lbs. pork
25 60
826 99
James P. Dunnigan, 37,430 1bs. coal
115 10
Harry L. Parkhurst, coal
8 28
John J. Dunn, wood.
7 50
130 88
A. Howard, M. D., medical attendance ..
42 00
A. G. Scoboria, M. D., medical atten- dance.
24 50
66 50
Walter Perham, burial of inmates
40 00
40 00
E. D. Harris, Veterinary
13 00
13 00
·
Roy Hannaford, labor
110 50
Clymenia Smith, labor
153 00
E. E. Hildreth, labor with team
14 00
Dimon Stirk, labor
12 00
F. A. Russell, labor with team
11 50
C. G. Nickles, labor with team
9 00
Robert Adams, labor
5 04
Ida Lovering, labor
3 00
E. M. Barkley, labor
2 50
Robert Smith, labor
2 25
322 79
48
E. Paignon, Jr., 3 cows. $236 00
E. Paignon, Jr., difference in cows 50 00
F. C. Byam, pasturing cow 3 00
Chas. F. Devine, killing hogs. 7 70
3 00
Fred A. Tuttle, tea, extracts, etc
C. B. Coburn, paints and oil 4 65
Falls and Burkinshaw, medicines.
3 20
Fred A. Russell, apples.
3 00
Frank Sewall, sugar and syrup
4 00
A. E. Dutton, peaches
90
E. M. Foster, honey .
H. E. Knowlton, vegetables 75
I. W. Brown, horseradish 60
John B. Emerson, kow kure
2 60
Wm. H. Hills, medicines
20
28 85
H. Stavely, blacksmithing
32 65
Geo. M. Wright, blacksmithing
5 35
38 00
Geo. W. Wright, ice 47 80
J. Clark Osterhout, cotton waste. 5 00
B. A. W. Reynolds, 8 cords sawdust. . . .
4 00
56 80
I. H. Knight, labor and supplies on Wind Mill 14 70
F. A. Cheney, labor and supplies on Wind Mill. 7 22
Donovan Harness Co., supplies.
7 75
Wm. McLarney, labor and supplies on Heater 6 46
H. C. Hinkley, electrical supplies. . 5 69
Bennett Bros., supplies on Wind Mill ... 1 55
Boutwell Bros., supplies
54
Lowell Gas Light Co
29 67
E. E. Smith, hardware.
15 50
Sears and Roebuck, hay fork.
15 10
Staples Bros., pipe and cement
12 38
Adams Hardware Co., paint and oil
10 50
L. W. Hawkes, mattresses. 9 25
Dandlin & Cotton, soap. 5 25
1 25
$292 00
43191
49
Knowlton Press, supplies. $ 1 50
H. L. Kittredge, record book. 1 20
N. Y., N. H. and Hartford R. R. freight 1 47
101 82
A. G. Pollard Co., dry goods 35 41
King Clothing Co., Clothing 19 32
J. C. Martel, shoes . 2 00
J. R. Grant, dry goods
1 52
Nelson Dept. Store, dry goods.
1 04
Bon Marche, dry goods.
50
W. H. Davis, repairing shoes
70
60 49
L. H. Hawver, supplies.
6 00
M. C. Wilson, supplies.
1 50
Robertson & Co., tub.
1 00
E. R. Marshall, lumber
85
Upton & Gilman, sharpening saws
75
10 10
$2,991 93
Receipts at Almshouse
Cash received for :
Milk
$1,097 39
Board
286 00
Hay.
136 02
Cows and calves
90 00
Vegetables.
54 90
Eggs.
52 74
One harness
20 00
Board of horse.
12 50
Sundries
14 05
$1,763 60
50
Outside Poor
City of Lowell, aid rendered. $364 95
E. T. Adams, aid rendered. 177 50
John F. McManomin, aid rendered 170 63
D. Frank Small, aid rendered. 105 50
City of Haverhill, aid rendered.
86 00
A. F. Freeze, aid rendered .
60 00
Frank E. Bickford. 49 90
A. G. Scoboria, M. D., aid rendered 49 00
Sweetser and Day, aid rendered 23 93
Harry L. Parkhurst, aid rendered .. 26 63
Lowell General Hospital, aid rendered. . 19 00
M. McMahon, aid rendered 15 71
John Reynolds, aid rendered
12 00
Mabel Bernard, aid rendered.
10 00
A. Howard, M. D., aid rendered. 11 50
John J. Dunn, aid rendered.
9 62
F. E. Varney, M. D., aid rendered.
7 25
James P. Dunnigan, aid rendered
3 75
City of Beverly, aid rendered.
2 20
Geo. M. Wright, aid rendered. 2 00
John P. Quinn, aid rendered.
1 00
$1,208 07
Inmates at Almshouse
Number of inmates at Almshouse. ... 10
CHARLES LYONS, EBEN T. ADAMS, JOHN J. DUNN, D. FRANK SMALL, CHARLES F. DEVINE,
Overseers of the Poor.
Report of Selectmen
1
Highways
March 1, 1911-March 1, 1912
Days' labor taken from pay rolls
David Higgins, 55 $165 00
Michael McKennedy, 364. 765 00
David Kelly, 25212 . 496 70
Jerry Sherrin, 25334 463 85
William Balser, 22834
457 50
James W. Bray, 2361/2
414 38
Edward Crawford, 160
280 36
Arthur Devine, 106 185 66
Charles D. Worden, 10012 176 04
Harry F. Merrill, 85 14 170 64
James Brennan, 803/4 141 45
. John Higgins, 51}2 . 94 01
Thomas Martin, 20 .
80 00
Charles M. Hills, 46 12 70 88
Harry Mortin, 32
56 01
Charles Finnick, 19
33 25
Dimon Stirk, 161/2
28 89
Charles Lyons, 1312
23 63
Henry A. Smith, 11
19 25
Phillip E. Marston, 7/2
13 13
John McDonough, 712
13 12
Andrew Kelly, 5
10 00
Michael Finnick, 5 8 75
Charles Kappler, 4. 7 00
52
Earl Vickery, 2 5-7
4 00
Carl A. Bishop, 1
1 75
Roy Pickard, 1/2
50 4,180 75
John Marinel, Jr., labor with team
315 22
John Marinel, labor
105 50
M. C. Wilson, labor with team
76 00
J. J. Dunn, labor with team
64 50
Kappler & Devine, labor
58 50
Wm. J. Woods. labor with team
51 75
Wm. C. Edwards, labor
· 49 22
Fred A. Hazen, labor with team
37 00
M .A. Bean, labor
35 00
Charles Lyons, labor.
35 00
John F. Parker, labor and gravel
J. Mullen, labor 21 00
18 00
J. Fallon, labor. 17 00
Peter Mc Nutty, labor. 6 28
W. W. Stewart, labor 16 00
T. E. Sheehan, labor. 15 04
John J. Sullivan, labor 15 75
R. W. Dix, labor blasting 15 00
Geo. Mc.Nulty, labor 14 62
Robert Shinkwin, labor
13 05
Staples Bros, labor on drain
12 90
Andrew Kelly, labor
10 00
J. C. Sheehan, labor
9 85
W. Lyons, labor
9 18
Frank Mooney, labor
6 00
C. A. Hall, labor. 7 00
6 30
Peter Pichen, labor 5 50
E. E. Paignon. labor 4 50
Wm. Sherrin, labor 4 00
M. W. Cummings, labor 3 50
B. C. Bemis, labor 3 00
W. A. Shinkwin. labor 2 95
E. De La Haye, labor
25 39
l'. Savage, labor
53
Win. Miller, labor 2 63
D. Frank Small, labor 2 50
John Pihl, labor 2 00
Edward Crawford, labor
1 75
Fred W. Holt, surveying
1 20
M. McPhilipps, labor 1 00
Owen McGrath, labor 1 00
Thomas McTague, labor 1 00
James Buchannan, labor
1 00
Owen L. McNulty, labor
1 00
P. Welch, labor. 1 00
Arthur Miner, labor 1 00
Joseph Quigley, labor 1 00 .
Joseph Fallon, labor 1 00
Henry O. Miner, labor 1 00
W. H. Inghley, labor 1 00
P. Cassidy, labor. 1 00
James R. Gookin, labor
1 00
P. Constantine, labor 1 00
1,113 58
The Standard Oil Co., oiling streets. . . .
229 05
John Mclaughlin, labor on well
80 75
J. A. Walkden, labor on cart.
81 70
Jennie A. Fletcher, stable rent
60 00
1 W. W. Jenkins, repairs on cart
58 50
Moses C. Wilson, sprinkling streets
3 00
513 00
Sweetser & Day, grain
447 49
A. T. Safford, grain
80 70
528 19
O. J. Chapman, 10,550 1bs. hay
131 88
Fred A. Hazen, 9,150 lbs. hay
114 38
F. A. Marshall, 9,080 1bs. hay
95 34
Waldo Hannaford, 6,330 1bs. hay
79 12
Waldo Hannaford, 2,910 1bs. straw .. ...
17 46
438 18
Wm. P. Proctor Co., lumber and cement
193 30
Harry L. Parkhurst, cement pipe
55 44
N. E. Culvert Co., 2 scrapers 50 00
John Marinel, paving blocks. 27 20
Staples Bros., cement and basin cover .. 5 84
54
E. A. Wilson, brick 5 50
P. Savage, 6 stone posts. 5 00
Geo. M. Wright, blacksmithing
106 18
F. C. Whittemore, blacksmithing
87 80
H. Stavely, blacksmithing
27 36
B. F. Stavely, blacksmithing
7 81
245 55
W. A. Sherman, veterinary
1 50
3 50
E. D. Harris, veterinary .
1
I. H. Knight, labor on pump at stable ..
10 50
A. B. Black, supplies for road machine . David Ingham, damage to wagon 10 00
Chas. Hill, painting cart 5 34
4 00
42.59
P. J. Savage, 38 chestnut posts
7 70
E. T. Adams, 25 chestnut posts
3 75
W. E. Adams, posts
6 50
15 95
Geo. O. Spalding, breaking out walks ..
15 60
G. H. Penniman, breaking out walks ...
11 95
J. F. Stearns, breaking out walks
1 80
29 35
D. A. Reardon, labor and supplies
26 08
Donovan Harness Co., supplies
24 75
Adams Harness Co., supplies
17 01
E. T. Adams, supplies
15 29
Geo. E. Dillingham, repairing harness ..
13 05
S. W. Parkhurst, supplies
4 07
A. H. Cluer. Estate, supplies 2 00
Bartlett & Dow, supplies 2 00
D. F. Small, supplies
1 35
Falls and Burkinshaw, supplies
30
Adams Express Co 20
B. A M. R. R., freight 50
106 60
Walter E. Vickery, cutting brush 5 25
J. H. Cogger, cutting brush and gravel. 5 00
John J. Sullivan, cutting brush 2 40
Geo. P. Mansfield, cutting brush 1 25 13 90
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