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Harvey and Nora (Leary) Frank D. and Grace (Conroy) Samuel S. and Mary A. (Holgate) William E. and Annie M. (Anderson) Thomas and Annie (Paul) Samuel R. and Cecelia S. (Scott) William T. and Nellie R. (Redman) Wallace N. and Jessie (Budd) Joseph and Clarida (Savard) George and Nina (Wood) Irvin P. and Helen E. (Kennedy) Hugo and Mabel N. (Hudson) Richard and Carrie (Fletcher)
Earl and Margaret (Dobbins) Abraham L. and Elizabeth F. (Maker) George and Laura (Conant)
Shirley J. and Leda M. (Lord) Frank and Bessie E. (Scribner) Edwin E. and Mary C. (Donovan) Charles and Julie (Skelton) Patrick and Margaret (Kennedy) Walter Brown and Flora (Brown) Walter S. and Esther M. (Allen)
Joseph G. and Emelie (Grenier) Joseph and Leontine (Mecier)
Timothy F. and Mabel L. (Lepene) Herbert and Ruth E. (Adams) J. Frank and Sadie A. (Leahey) Arthur and Alice (Sevigny) Charles F. and Laura C. (Miner) Charles and Pauline (L'Esperance) Alfred J. and Edwidge (Turcotte) Henry and Idessa L. (Mulaniff)
Ovila and Marie A. (Gagnier) Charles and Mary Etta (Donahue) Charles D. and Clementine (Hynes) Bayard and Laura M. (Andrus) James P. and Annie M. (Trask) Ira Edward and Annie (Coghill) Walter M. and Edith M. (DeLaHaye) George and Mary Alice (Lacourse)
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Date Name of Child
Aug. 3 Marie Cecile Fugere
4 Lockwood
15 Mary Clare Cecila LaCourt
17 Dorothy Frances Putnam
18 Manuel S. Lopes
20 Mildred Margarett Hehir
27 Arline Esther Rushworth Hoelzel
27 Joseph McCann Sept.
5 Edna Evelyn Kilgore
6 Felix Wilfred Valliere
8 Gregory Poznick
10 Percy Walter Ordaway
12 Melvin Cliver Eriksen
13 Eleanor Gertrude Staveley
16 Robert Eugene Vailancourt
18 Barbara Marie Skrtich
19 Gordon Donaldson
20 Margaret Frances Kennedy
25 Mary Rita Leclair
27 Rita Frances Long
Oct. 1 Mary Claire Boucher
5 Marie Alice Yvonne Crawford
6 Muriel Pearl Mary Bartlett
7 Mullett
11 Raymond Walter Longton
13 Elizabeth Caroline MacQuarrie
19 Mildred Burton
23 Nedra Lorraine Sleeper
25 June Waller Blodgett Nov. 4 Stillborn
7 Mary Catherine Ahearn
13 Plante
14 John Thompson Cormick
15 Mary Georgianna Bertha Robichaud
22 William George Warley
22 Emory David Dearth
26 Marie Rosalma Regina Johnson
29 Silver
Dec.
3 Ethel Adeline Reid
9 Eileen Marie Wrigley
9 Susan Maude Purcell
10 William Herbert Morton
12 Gagnon
20 Eunice Louise House
Arthur and Corinne (Fecteau)
24 Theo Fern Raisey
30 Helen Merrill Hardy
Whole number recorded 100
Males
44
Females
52
Stillborn 4
NOT RETURNED IN 1917.
Aug. 29 Esther Gertrude McMahon Walter H. and Elizabeth G. (Clinton)
Oct. 1 Georgina Lamphier Melvin and Helen (Hansen)
Dec. 21 Anderson John U. and Signa (Anderson)
Dec. 21 Robert Trestram Dutton Royal P. and Ellen A. (Cudworth)
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Name of Parents
Joseph and Delvina (Marcoux)
Lewis and Ridda (Gumbs) Ernest and Claudia (Boudette)
G. Leslie and Esther (Reed) Manuel S. and Sena (Silva) Bryne and Catherine (Pyne)
Charles F. and Edith M. (Rushworth) William and Anne (Morse)
Wilbur and Ella (Mahoney)
Wilfred and Annie (Bouchard)
John and Martha (Baida)
Edward and Anna L. (Barnes)
Edwin and Jennie (Ingstad)
Henry and Jeannie (Brattee) Arthur and Mildred (Vickery) Roka and Dora (Wakin)
Charles H. and Eva A. (Carpenter)
Loren and Julia (Bosca)
Joseph and Rose (Cantara)
James and Nellie A. (Dooley)
Felix and Delia (Lavasseur) Edouard and Alexina (Tremblay) Alexander and Mary (Gilbert) Joseph and Emily S. (Taylor) Walter T. and Annie N. (Manning) Caleb C. and Ethel J. (Spade) George and Florence (Cresswell) Frederick Gordon and Helen C. (Bruce) Carl F. and Sylvia S. (Whitehouse)
Charles W. and Mary C. (Smith) Alphonse and Annie (Boudreau) John and Sarah (Thompson)
Joseph and Mary (Picard)
William J. and Mary M. (Wright) Emory R. and Jeannette G. (Morning) Nicholas and Rosanna (Bondoui) Joseph and Mary (Tomasso)
Charles G. and Mary A. (Crosby)
John B. and Mary E. (Dollard) Herman and Susan (Meehan)
George and Rose (Alexander) Jean and Rose (Gaudette)
William and Bernice (Huckins) John E. and Lura (Wernti)
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN CHELMSFORD IN 1918.
DATE
NAME
Jan. 30 Emory Russell Dearth Jeannette Grant Morning
Feb. 9 Lucian H. Hauver Mina A. (Morehouse) Smith
Lowell
Lowell
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Canada
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
21 Jesse S. Butterfield Ruth H. Moody
Chelmsford
Hingham, Mass.
22 Frederick McEnnis Sarah Hill
Lowell
Ireland
April 17
Hosmer W. Sweetser Harriet Silk
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Lowell
Tewksbury, Mass.
23 Archibald Cooke Ruth E. Haberman
Chelmsford
England
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
30 Erving C. Reno Florence Picard
Lowell
Lowell
May 2 Clyde L. Hardy Ella Crockett
Lowell
Winterport, Me.
Chelmsford
Westford, Mass.
6 Maurice E. Walbridge Blanche Waller
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
15 Joseph T. Fallon Gertrude M. Doyle
Tyngsboro, Mass.
Chelsea, Mass.
18 Henry K. Gerrish Edith L. Swanson
S. Manchester, Ct. Chelmsford
Lowell Lowell
20 Frank H. Batchelder Rose Raymond
Chelmsford Lowell
Cohoes, N. Y.
29 Lyman Clinton Crockett Alice Elizabeth Marshall
Chelmsford
Westford, Mass.
Chelmsford
Pepperell, Mass.
29 George Alexander Duckworth Lillian May Armitage
Chelmsford
Fall River, Mass.
Chelmsford
England
30 Wilbur R. Cole Gladys A. (Patenaude) Gannon
Chelmsford
Lowell
Lowell
Ft.Covington, N.Y.
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
19 Ralph H. Cox Ruth H. Pickard
Lowell Chelmsford
Eastport, Me. Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Westford
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Prince Edward Is.
June 17 Thomas L. Hamilton Rachel L. Marshall
22 Ralph G. Haberman Marion Marshall
27 Clarence A. Trubey Katherine M. Heckbert Lowell
RESIDENCE
Chelmsford Lowell
Chelmsford
New Brunswick Lowell
12 James Henry Morris Josephine Margaret Higgins
12 Alfred Boucher Annie M. Sevigny
Boston
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Cabott, Vt.
Cabott, Vt.
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Concord, N. H.
Sark, N. H.
Chelmsford
BIRTHPLACE
Sangerville, Me. Plainfield, N. J. Canada
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DATE
NAME
RESIDENCE
BIRTHPLACE
June 29 Henry Carleton Shedd Anna Elizabeth Steuart
Chelmsford Chelmsford
Chelmsford Lowell
29 Thomas K. Bowser Williamina Whigham
So. Lancaster, Mass. New Brunswick Chelmsford Scotland
30 Michael Edward Riney Catherine Ellen Dunn
Westford, Mass. Chelmsford
Westford, Mass. Chelmsford
July 24 Charles Henry Barry Chelmsford Nettie L. (Wetmore) Earle Chelmsford
St. Johns, N. B.
24 Winslow P. George Esther Mae Barnard
Chelmsford Lowell
Lowell
27 Herbert F. Rose Dorothy M. Costigan
Chelmsford
Carlisle, Mass.
Burlington, Me.
Burlington, Me.
Aug. 12 Lewis B. Palmer Josephine A. Spillane
Chelmsford
Westford, Mass.
14 George E. Gagnon Margaret M. Conley
Lowell
Lowell
28 Samuel R. Parlee Margaret L. Kelly
Chelmsford Lowell
Chelmsford
31 Clarence M. Bacon Hazel M. Warley
Tyngsboro
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Sept. 1 Fred Chandler Flora Washburne Campbell Taunton, Mass.
Lowell
Lowell Canada
5 Harry E. Burton Dorris E. Luke
Chelmsford
Sandy Point, Me.
11 Daniel L. Sleeper Emma E. McNally
Lowell
Readville, Mass.
25 John Arthur Hastings Alice Grantz
Chelmsford
Lowell, Mass.
Oct. 12 George W. Hand Elizabeth Terris
Chelmsford Lowell
Lowell
St. Johns, N. B.
14 Harold B. Stewart Jessie Atwood
Chelmsford
Westford, Mass.
18 William John Robertson Mary Kelley
Lowell
Lowell
26 Melvin T. Sweet Olive F. Southwick
Chelmsford Lowell
New Boston, N. H.
Dec.
4 Clarence Edward Blood Laura (Hayes) Edwards
Chelmsford
New Brunswick
Chelmsford
Canada
7 Narcisse Gauvin Gratia M. L. (Lambert) Latendre
Chelmsford
Canada
25 Edward Sidney Yeomans Margaret Blanche Lewis
Chelmsford
England
Chelmsford
Nova Scotia
4 James Francis O'Brien Lavina Brulee
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Brookline, N. H.
Chelmsford
Hillsboro, N. H.
Tyngsboro
Manchester, N. H.
Landing, N. J.
Haverhill, Mass.
Chelmsford
Lowell
Canada
Chelmsford
E. Pepperell, Mass.
Westford, Mass.
Westford, Mass.
Chelmsford
Lowell
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Lowell
Lakeville, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Chelmsford
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DEATHS RECORDED IN CHELMSFORD FOR THE YEAR 1918.
DATE
NAMES
YRS.
MTHS.
DYS.
Jan.
3
Rose S. Williams
2
13
7
June Rouleau
10
6
9
Darius M. Edwards .
66
11
4
10
(Stillborn) .
15
Eva F. (Simonds) Webster
51
8
1
18
Caroline S. (Glover) Adams
89
6
19
Fanny W. Thompson
60
1
27
Philomena (Di Lucia) Di Palmo
65
28
George Perry
66
7
12
31
(Stillborn)
-
Feb.
5 Marie L. (Allard) Ferron.
47
7
William A. Hoyt
84
3
7
Mildred Avis Boutwell
18
2
5
10
Lavina (Morressett) Cowen
62
10
23
15
Ella M. (Chase) Parker .
51
4
29
18
Marie Diana Roberge
10
20
Cyrus Hamblett
91
1
5
22
Jessica (Richardson) Moore
29
11
11
23
Melissa D. (Huckins) Baker
77
7
15
25
Elizabeth G. Clark
64
6
22
Mar.
3
Charles Henry House
72
11
11
5
Nancy H. (Fletcher) Ingham Albert Patenaude
4
4
10
11
Edith M. (Bosca) Parkhurst
48
5
19
15
Christopher F. Clausen
55
2
16
18
Adouiram Howard
83
5
6
Apr.
3 Addie S. (Reid) Nickles
63
5
9
4
Mary (McDowell) Corcoran Mitchel Gagnon
70
8
30
15
Harrison L. Marinel
26
9
25
20
James Edward Barber
31
11
10
21
Mary A. (McDonough) Fullerton
56
-
-
24
Audreius Dziedulouix
29
24
Mary C. Heggerty
66
3
7
May
3
Alexis L. Fecteau
77
5
8
7
Egidio Sartori
9
3
8
Arthur J. Haley
11
10
19
Lydia A. (Whittemore) Spaulding
74
7
16
20
Gilbert E. Gaudette
1
5
7
25
Daniel Proctor Byam
88
3
10
Edward Seymour
71
12
Zenas T. Stetson
76
7
14
15
Lydia A. Greene
83
10
26
21
Albert Quill
26
10
6
July
4 Rosanna Lachance
47
6
-
6 John Slatford
49
-
6
Joseph R. Rondeau .
3
10
76
6
17
June 2
Luther C. Titcomb
70
6
2
10
14
Charles F. Patterson
53
64
7
26
Winnifred D. Burchell
4
Holdsworth
1
24
DATE
NAMES
YRS.
MTHS.
DYS.
July 19 Emelia E. Dearth
62
2
10
21 Catherine (Linahan) Wilson
38
21 George A. Wilson
42
1
15
25 (Stillborn) .
7
27
16
Arthur Gordon Ellis
16
11
16
24
Squire Wilson
84
7
26
Sept. 4
Mary E. (Fitzgerald) Valentine
60
15
Mary M. (Champney) Monroe
85
4
27
19
William Duffy
65
19
Peter Jatkowski
37
20
Jule Trembley
78
4
25
23
Ernest A. Brault
38
6
19
29
Sylvester H. McEnaney
29
Maria (Rivard) Grenier
40
-
Oct.
1
Owen Sherlock
33
1
George Byron Lamphere
46
4
3
Clara (Williams) Brault
39
6
3
4
John P. Quinn
51
5
John Laws Elliott
74
4
8
5
Benjamin Hodgman
81
1
15
6
Harriet M. (Emerson) Perham
36
11
21
7
Albert Taylor
26
7
7
7
Mary J. McEnaney
73
8
James Devlin
31
9
(Stillborn) .
9
Harry O. Standberg
22
10
Mary J. Dunn .
60
5
10
10
Charles Green
38
10
Edwin A. Howe
76
2
10
11
Eleanor (Weightman) Bonney
22
10
11
Ida W. Ohlson .
18
11
1
14
Peter Francis Lavell
32
16
Catherine G. Tansey
12
10
21
21
Isabella H. (Bates) Brown
73
4
7
23
Arthur F. Fletcher
68
3
5
27
Thomas Robinson
50
30
Sarah A. (Harriman) Gumb (Stillborn)
62
9
2
Nov. 4
--
8
Wilbur Fisk Chamberlain
91
7
14
Hubert H. Richardson
41
2
3
19
Michael Walsh
47
1
28
21
Anna G. (Donahue) Lyons
34
26
Ermeline C. Ducharme
28
11
15
28
Caroline C. (Hathorne) Lull
92
9
13
29
Louise A. Allen
74
4
5
30
Walter D. Whitney
1
6
24
Dec.
2
Lillian E. (Bailey) Green.
27
8
21
15
Mabel Adeline O'Neil
5
-
15
Margaret (Dickinson) Blackie
84
5
14
18
Elizabeth Dixon
66
4
-
21
Laura G. (Hoyt) Holt
63
27
Alice (Kidder) Douglas
35
7
17
3
Claire Boucher
28
Joseph Billkowski
9
29
10
Mary P. (Spaulding) Patten
79
7
Aug. 13 Elizabeth Viola Nickles
25
Special Notice.
SHOULD ANY ERRORS OR OMISSIONS BE DISCOVERED IN THE FOREGOING LISTS OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES OR DEATHS, THE TOWN CLERK EARNESTLY REQUESTS THAT HE BE IMME- DIATELY NOTIFIED. THE IMPORTANCE OF CORRECT VITAL RECORDS CAN NOT BE OVERESTIMATED.
ATTENTION IS CALLED TO ALL DISCHARGED SOLDIERS OR SAILORS TO SUBMIT THEIR DISCHARGE PAPERS TO THE TOWN CLERK FOR EXAMINATION AND RECORD. THIS IS DONE THAT THE TOWN MAY HAVE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE AS COMPLETE A RECORD AS POSSIBLE OF ALL THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE LATE WAR WITH GERMANY.
EDWARD J. ROBBINS,
Town Clerk.
DOGS LICENSED FOR THE YEAR 1918.
Number of dogs licensed 273
Males 236
Females 37
Amount received for licenses $657.00
Amount of fees (20 cents a license ) 54.60
Paid to the County Treasurer, receipt on file $602.40
Any owner or keeper of a dog not duly licensed which he- comes three months old after the thirty-first day of March in any year shall, whenever it is three months old, cause it to be registered, numbered, described and licensed until the first day of the ensuing April, as provided in Sections 128 and 129 of Chapter 102 of the Revised Laws as amended, and shall cause it to wear around its neck a collar distinctly marked with its owner's name and its registered number.
ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE CHANGE IN THE LAW REGARDING THE TIME DOG LICENSES SHALL BE PAID ON OR BEFORE THE LAST DAY OF MARCH. INSTEAD OF THE LAST DAY OF APRIL.
The Town Clerk is prepared to furnish blanks for births and deaths, also income tax blanks, and calls particular atten- tion to the laws in relation to returns within the first five days of each month of all births occurring during the preceding month.
EDWARD J. ROBBINS,
Town Clerk.
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Report of the Selectmen.
HIGHWAYS. January 1, 1918 to January 1, 1919.
George Pickard, Supt., labor and teaming $1,252.34
James S. Wotton, breaking roads and sanding side- walks 436.98
George Pickard, breaking roads and sanding walks. .
349.93
David Higgins, 9 others, breaking roads
James S. Wotton, teaming 305.50
251.00
David Higgins, 5 others, labor 349.00
J. Alcorn, 4 others, labor and team 266.40
Albert Gillardy, labor and team 126.65
122.94
H. E. Fletcher Co., crushed stone 73.43
76.75
Hobson & Lawlor, sign posts .
62.81
Philip Donohue, care of traffic sign
60.00
Walter Vinal, care of traffic sign
28.60
Elias F. De La Haye, labor and material
26.93
Traffic Signal & Sign Co., signs 44.50
W. J. Pihl, breaking roads, walks and sanding. 53.50
J. C. Osterhout, breaking roads, walks and sanding. . 23.83
34.13
Wm. Parlee, breaking roads, walks and sanding . . .
E. E. Paignon, breaking roads, walks and sanding. . 17.62
16.15
John J. Sullivan, breaking roads, walks and sanding
30.00
A. W. House, breaking roads, walks and sanding. . . A. Burnham, breaking roads, walks and sanding. . . .
5.62
S. W. Parkhurst, supplies 14.36
N. E. Metal Culvert Co., galvanized pipe
10.00
Kimball System, signs
11.26
C. M. Allen, labor 3.57
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. 3.75
H. G. Penniman, breaking roads, walks and sanding Patrick Flynn, breaking roads, walks and sanding. . 29.04 15.00
J. C. Sheehan, breaking roads, walks and sanding ... Dennis Sheehan, breaking roads, walks and sanding.
10.50
25.00
Wm. P. Proctor Co., lumber
American Tar Co., patching compound
27
Bartlett & Dow, supplies $ 3.92
F. W. Santamour, labor 6.00
H. G. Penniman, labor and team 7.75
John H. Cogger, labor and team 5.00
Harry Hopper, care of traffic sign 8.00
Karl M. Perham, labor 2.00
A. Heady Park, labor
4.00
J. Cushing Co., supplies 1.70
F. G. Pratt, labor 4.58
H. L. Parkhurst, pipe
2.88
George Shepard, supplies
9.58
A. E. Dutton, breaking walks
8.25
John H. Cogger, labor and team
7.38
George Stewart, 157 loads gravel
15.70
W. E. Adams, 42 loads gravel
4.20
Oscar Spaulding, 14 loads gravel
1.00
L. Overlock, 23 loads gravel
1.15
Annie G. Shipley, 12 loads gravel
1.20
George Alexander, 17 loads gravel
1.70
A. Guptill, 27 loads gravel
2.70
M. Gustavson, 22 loads gravel 2.20
A. Dunn, 10 loads gravel
1.00
James Fiske, 9 loads gravel
.90
D. Hartley, 8 loads gravel
.80
Leroy Dutton, 11 loads gravel
.50
HI. M. Parker, 8 loads gravel
.80
Charles Randlett, 6 loads gravel
.60
Almon W. Holt, labor .98
.16
$4,246.52
OUTSIDE POOR.
E. W. Sweetser, cash aid rendered $1,255.25
State Board of Charity, aid
360.11
North Reading Sanitorium, aid 214.00
M. E. and J. H. Valentine, aid
211.41
City of Springfield, aid 62.00
J. H. McEnaney, aid
44.00
S. W. Parkhurst, aid
33.59
Town of Methuen, aid
36.00
Walter Perham, aid
25.00
E. T. Adams, supplies .
28
Putnam & Son, aid 23.00
E. T. Adams, aid 20.70
A. G. Scoboria, M. D., aid 17.00
North Chelmsford Coal Co., aid 11.50
E. W. Sweetser, aid 15.67
J. L. Chalifoux, aid 15.00
J. H. Sparks, aid 8.00
$2,352.23
POOR AT ALMSHOUSE.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Burnham, Supt. and Matron $ 871.50
J. Cushing Co., grain 533.73
E. W. Sweetser, supplies 460.62
J. B. Emerson, supplies 234.28
E. T. Adams, supplies 150.39
H. L. Parkhurst Coal Co., coal 108.90
A. G. Pollard Co., supplies 139.58
Charles Lajoie, coal 93.93
C. B. Coburn Co., supplies
76.54
James Cogan, supplies
77.50
Native Beef Co., one cow
75.00
Chelmsford Water District 40.73
Lowell Gas Light Co.
66.64
Lowell Electric Light Corp.
28.77
A. G. Scoboria, M. D. .
74.25
Boston Fish Market, supplies
26.41
S. W. Parkhurst, supplies
58.34
W. D. Falls, supplies
35.40
C. G. Nickles, ice
42.35
Washburn Crosby Co., flour
35.40
H. H. Richardson, labor and supplies
26.66
C. O. LaCroix, fish
20.72
Swift & Co., supplies 27.49
J. I. Chalifoux, clothing 15.15
.Joseph Mullin, coal 39.00
Saunders Market, supplies 18.84
Amasa Howard, M. D. 10.50
F. W. Santamour, supplies 11.60
E. Dyer Harris, veterinary 12.50
Chemo Chemical Co., supplies 10.00
Horne Coal Co., coal 10.29
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Ed. Kemp, difference on cows 15.00
Ed. Kemp, labor 13.00
K. Chemiliske, 2 pigs 14.00
Joseph Breck & Sons, seeds
1.75
George W. Pickard, labor
7.50
Chase Bros. Co., supplies
7,25
Bartlett & Dow, supplies
8.28
Nichols & Co., tea and coffee
6.07
E. E. Smith Co., wall board
5.12
Miscellaneous 5.05
J. J. MeManmon, supplies 3.90
F. E. Adams, syrup 2.35
F. A. P. Coburn, seeds 2.95
Donovan Harness Co., repairs 2.10
P. H. Haley, tobacco . 1.00
S. E. Haggerman, labor 2.00
Car fare
.60
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., toll calls
.60
P. H. Haley, stamps
.42
Weighing
1.87
Mrs. Hannaford, tomato plants
.50
$3,534.92
RECEIPTS AT ALMSHOUSE.
Hay $ 315.54
Milk
284.22
Labor of farm 33.12
Ed. Kemp, 2 calves 20.00
Fowl 14.84
Eggs 13.90
Vegetables 8.50
$ 690.12
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Buckland Printing Co., printing reports $ 411.00
A. M. Warren, insurance on Adams Library 141.53
C. A. Aiken, janitor Center Hall 200.00
P. S. Ward, janitor North Hall 150.00
N. C. Coal Co., coal 157.50
H. L. Parkhurst Coal Co., coal 120.49
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Courier-Citizen, advt. $ 75.75
Knowlton Press, printing 51.20
E. A. Wilson Coal Co., coal 50.00
Parkhurst Press, printing 75.00
Chel. Fire Dept. 75.00
Talbot Dyewood Chemical Co., supplies 29.05 L. E. L. Corporation 47.14
Lowell Gas Co.
41.88
M. F. Downs, sawed wood
58.00
H. W. Sweetser, care of flag
42.75
Standard Extinguisher Co.
36.75
Charles Ellis, taking census (school) 25.00
Guy S. Peverill, taking census (school)
P. H. Haley, stamps, etc. 24.00
31.25
Chelmsford Water District 27.13
Talbot Clothing Co., uniform 23.25
14.22
Wm. P. Proctor Co., supplies
14.51
N. C. Fire District
13.00
Justin L. Moore, delivering reports
20.00
D. Frank Small, delivering reports
20.00
Lexington Flag Staff Co., flag rope and labor
18.00
Boston Mailing Co., supplies
18.83
Fire Engineers
15.50
Leroy Parkhurst, repairing flag
14.25
Geo. E. Hutchins, supplies
23.50
Dumas Co., repairs 21.00
Wakefield Daily Item, advertising 12.25
25.00
F. E. Varney, M. D., vaccination
10.50
A. Heady Park, delivering reports
5.00
M. L. Alling 6.25
A. G. Scoboria, M. D.
3.75
Middlesex Registry of Deeds
3.40
Hobbs & Warren, supplies
1.60
Lowell Sun, advertising
5,50
T. B. Smith, M. D., reporting births 6.00
H. M. Meek Pub. Co., supplies 3.50
Lorrin Ellinwood, rental of hall 8.00
H. C. Kittredge, supplies 1.50
35.00
H. L. Morton, janitor Center Firehouse
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
Henry O. Miner, janitor N. C. Firehouse
J. F. McManimon, stamps 9.48
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P. B. Murphy, printing $ 2.65
W. H. Blackinton, supplies 4.78
Lull & Hartford, supplies 6.35
City of Lowell Police Dept. 7.00
U. S. Engraving Co., supplies
8.00
M. E. and J. H. Valentine, supplies
J. Cushing Co., supplies 8.40
J. H. Sparks, ambulance
8.00
D. F. Small, notary
5.25
C. B. Coburn Co., supplies
5.00
B. & M. R. R., rental
3.00
Long's Book Bindery, repairs 3.00
I. H. Knight, repairs 1.50
Geo. E. Shepard, supplies
1.40
Justin L. Moore, recording deeds
1.34
Walter Perham, reporting deaths
4.50
Adams Express Co.
.50
S. W. Parkhurst, supplies
.90
C. A. Aiken .44
Carter Ink Co. .21
Fighting fires :-
A. C. Perham and 154 others 341.59
J. D. Ryan and 28 others 104.45
H. W. Sweetser and 21 others 95.19
F. L. Fletcher and 13 others 45.00
H. M. Sturtevant and 39 others 67.36
W. H. Merrill and 24 others 36.60
A. W. House and 27 others 34.95
S. Dupee and 11 others
25.52
F. W. Merrill and 19 others
25.00
V. L. Parkhurst and 7 others
21.20
E. G. Fay
25.20
H. C. Merrill 14.05
James J. Hackett and 14 others 8.42
H. C. Shedd and 7 others
7.15
Geo. C. Spaulding and 1 other
9.50
R. P. Adams and 2 others
3.30
L. Gaudette 2.00
D. Frank Small and 2 others 1.85
$3,176.02
Wm. Parlee and 5 others 7.26
5.00
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OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
E. W. Sweetser. services and expenses as Treasurer and Collector
D. Frank Small, services and expenses as Chairman of Selectmen 500.00
$ 971.45
A. Heady Park, services and expenses as Selectman. . 300.00 Justin L. Moore, services and expenses as Selectman 300.00 H. C. Sweetser, services and expenses as Assessor .... 440.00 James P. Dunigan, services and expenses as Assessor 450.00 Fred L. Fletcher, services and expenses as Assessor . . 430.00
259.40
H. H. Richardson, services and expenses as Constable H. A. Vickery, services and expenses as Special Police 342.00 James R. Gookin, services and expenses as Special Police 351.50
231.00
Fred I. Vinal, services and expenses as Special Police Edward J. Robbins, services and expenses as Town Clerk 227.70
Frederick A. Fisher, Town Counsel
449.25
Stewart Mackay, services and expenses School Com- mittee 75.00
Ulysses J. Lupien, services and expenses School Com- mittee 75.00
Charles H. Ellis, services and expenses School Com- mittee 75.00
A. Heady Park, services and expenses as Chairman of Overseers of Poor 62.00
Justin L. Moore, services and expenses as Overseer of Poor 25.00
D. Frank Small, services and expenses as Overseer of Poor 25.00
Justin L. Moore, services and expenses as Chairman of Board of Health
15.00
D. Frank Small, services and expenses Board of Health 14.50
F. E. Varney, Agent Board of Health, Preet. 2-3. . 35.00
A. G. Scoboria, Agent Board of Health, Prect. 1-4. .. 35.00
E. J. Robbins, Registrar 24.00
James F. Leahy, Registrar 19.25
Bayard C. Dean, Cemetery Commissioner 30.00
James S. Byam, Cemetery Commissioner 30.00
Charles F. Scribner, Cemetery Commissioner 30.00
C. O. Robbins, services and expenses Special Police. . 34.00
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George Small, services and expenses Special Police. . $ 63.10
Harlan E. Knowlton, Auditor 30.00
P. L. Piggott, Auditor 30.00
A. Ludwig, Auditor 15.00
H. M. Sturtevant, Special Police 6.00
Wm. J. Kenney, Special Police
3.30
Thos. Jones, Special Police 3.00
Curtis A. Aiken, Special Police
6.50
Geo. O. Spaulding, Special Police 7.00
Est. of H. H. Richardson (Constable) 4.30
Thos. Brown, Special Police 3.00
P. S. Ward, Special Police 3.00
James S. Byam, Special Police 10.00
Karl M. Perham, Registrar 10.50
John F. Parker, Appraiser 3.00
Walter Perham, Appraiser 3.00
E. E. Paignon, Jr., Appraiser 3.00
Precinct Officers :
Howard S. Adams, clerk, precinct 1 25.00
Morton B. Wright, clerk, precinct 2 25.00
Lorrin J. Ellinwood, clerk, precinct 3 20.00
Louis H. Jennison, clerk, precinct 4 20.00
John P. Scoboria (warden) 14.00
James B. McQuaid (warden)
10.00
James Savage (warden)
14.00
Chas. F. Devine (warden)
6.00
James H. Bowen (warden)
4.00
Geo. A. McNulty (teller)
12.00
Geo. Elliott (teller)
12.00
John H. Pratt (teller)
12.00
James S. Byam (teller)
12.00
Chas. Finnick (teller)
8.00
H. E. Howard (teller) .
5.00
W. E. Belleville (teller) 5.00
Sidney Dupee (teller) 8.00
Daniel A. Reardon (teller) 8.00
Thos. Roarke (teller) 8.00
Bayard C. Dean (teller) 8.00
Geo. O. Spaulding (teller) 8.00
Myron A. Queen (teller) 8.00
Patrick J. McMahon (teller) 8.00
Arthur Dutton (teller)
8.00
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Henry A. Bunce (teller)
$ 8.00
John M. Parker (teller)
7.00
Samuel Kershaw (teller)
5.00
Wm. H. Quigley (teller) 5.00
Frank Worthen (teller)
5.00
$6,357.75
CARE AND IMPROVEMENT OF CEMETERIES.
PINE RIDGE AND FOREFATHERS.
J. R. Parkhurst, labor $ 262.95
James S. Byam, secretary and labor 90.78
E. R. Marshall, labor 14.76
Parkhurst Press, printing
4.00
J. Cushing Co., supplies 5.90
J. B. Emerson, labor
1.70
Courier-Citizen 1.50
7.70
$ 389.29
RIVERSIDE CEMETERY.
James S. Wotton, labor
$ 300.00
N. C. Fire District, water 15.00
$ 315.00
HART POND CEMETERY.
C. Wesley Lyons, labor $ 14.00
W. H. Merrill, labor 4.40
WEST CEMETERY. $ 18.40
A. F. Whidden, Supt. and labor $ 180.00
Bvard C. Dean, water 8.00
$ 188.00
Total
$ 910.69
W. H. Hall, notary
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CEMETERY TRUST FUNDS.
HART POND CEMETERY.
Heirs of John Byam
$ 6.00
RIVERSIDE CEMETERY.
Care of Lots as follows :
Phineas Charlton, Lot 120 $ 3.00
Harriett M. Edwards, Lot 82 3.00
Susan H. Whittemore, Lot 60 3.00
3.00
Thomas H. Huckins, Lot 141
3.00
Isaac Woods, Lot 57
3.00
Joseph W. Pease, Lot 142
3.00
George H. Smith, Lot 148
3.00
Clara A. H. Adams, Lot 101
4.00
Ebert & Weaver, Lots 37-46
3.00
A. A. Parker, Lot 173
3.00
Howard Tomb
4.00
Wood Tomb
4.00
$ 42.00
MOTH WORK.
Walter Shepard, 294 days labor $ 882.18
E. O. Shepard, 187 days labor
562.68
Fred Greenwood, 69 days labor
207.12
Charles Mullin, 25 days labor
75.00
Harry Russell, 41 days labor
123.70
O. E. Volkinburgh, 47 days labor
140.50
R. N. Scott, 64 days labor
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