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7 00
Everett Finney,
21 00
Timothy Manter,
13 33
$243 78
1865.
1865.
Geo. W. Cobb,
$4 50
Clark Finney,
$1 00
Geo. W. Cobb,
3 00
Ezra Finney,
1 00
David Finney,
1 00
James Finney,
1 00
$11 50
DISTRICT NO. 5 .- STEPHEN DOTEN, Surveyor.
Stephen Doten,
$18 29
Geo. W. Doten,
$1 00
Elbridge G. Doten,
2 60
John T. Morton,
:2 00
Ellis Whiting, Jr.,
5 50
Stephen Doten,
8 32
Winslow Churchill,
2 00
Chandler W. Doten,
3 60
Lewis W. Thrasher,
70
Geo. W. Doten,
1 33
Henry H. Morton,
00
John T. Morton,
1 80
David Leach,
5 50
James E. Clark,
2 03
Chandler W. Doten,
8 66
David Leach,
1 66
James E. Clark,
8 00
Henry H. Morton,
1 80
Ezra H. Leach,
9 08
Eph'm Finney,
33
Eph'm Finney,
3 00
Nath'l Brown,
6 30
- Wilds,
4 00
Simeon Valler,
33
Benj. Jackson,
4 00
Nathan King,
1 17
Amasa Morton,
: 00
Ellis Whiting, Jr.,
1 25
Wm. Bearce,
2 00
Ezra Taylor,
2 00
$121 67
DISTRICT NO. 5 .- STEPHEN DOTEN, Surveyor.
Stephen Doten,
$16 58 | Nath'l Brown,
$8 89
Chandler W. Doten,
9 25
Ephraim Finney,
2 40
George W. Doten,
7 49
Rufus Sampson,
40
Ezra H. Leach,
12 75
John Sampson,
40
James E. Clark,
5 19
Winslow Churchill,
40
Lemuel W. Doten,
6 21
David Leach,
76
David Leach, Jr.
1 60
J. T. Morton,
33
Simeon Valler,
4 28
Ellis Whiting, Jr.
33
Nathan King,
5 53
Amasa Morton,
00
Ephraim F. Churchill,
4 88
Henry H. Morton,
1 25
Elbridge G. Doten,
1 40
Sylvanus W. King,
80
$93 12
Thos. Hadaway,
3 00
Rufus Sampson,
42
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DISTRICT NO. 6 .- NATHANIEL ELLIS, Surveyor.
Nath'l Ellis,
$20 50|
Wm. Leonard,
$6 75
L. King,
3 75
Nath'l Leonard,
10 62
Brown & Churchill,
5 48
John B. S. Hadaway,
11 25
Ellis Morton,
8 75 Lewis Thrasher,
12 00
L. C. Howland,
75
Henry Barnes,
1 50
Richard W. Harlow,
6 75
Geo, T. Newhall,
6 75
Henry Barnes,
9 00
Wm. Bearce,
4 50
Adoniram Raymond,
75
David Holmes,
4 50
Wm. Ryan,
3 00
Wm. Howland,
75
Nath'l Ellis,
26 00
A. S. Hadaway,
2 00
Elisha Vaughan,
9 75
Nath'l Hodges,
12 75
$167 85
DISTRICT No. 7 .- GEORGE THRASHER, JR., Surveyor.
Hiram Ellis,
$4 25 | Horatio Wright,
$2 50
James W. Ellis,
2 00
Shadrack A. Raymond, 5 00
Ziba Ellis,
1 00
Hiram Ellis,
27 67
Thos. C. Harlow,
.00 1
Ziba Ellis,
6 50
Seth E. Swift,
60
James W. Ellis,
10 83
Elihu B. Swift,
1 00
Sam'l Cahoon,
6 00
Geo. Thrasher, Jr.,
32 16
Stanton C. Fisher,
2 33
Harvey Briggs,
11 19
Alvin Nightingale,
1 67
Joseph B. Savery,
7 50
Wm. Smith,
1 67
James T. Thrasher,
8 69
Nath'l Swift,
3 33
Thos. G. Savery,
1 67
Henry Briggs,
12 53
$151 09
DISTRICT No. 8 .- HOSEA BARTLETT, Surveyor.
Hosea Bartlett,
$23 78 |Paran Partlett,
$8 00
Ezra Clark,
16 56
Israel Clark, 2d,
4 14
David Clark,
8 48
Melzar Pierce, 4 50
John Blackmer,
8 56
Hosea C. Bartlett,
10 15
Sidney Blackmer,
1 44
John F. Bartlett,
6 66
Amasa Bartlett,
3 81
Truman Holmes,
36
Samuel Briggs,
2 50 Otis E. Nichols,
6 26
Hiram Bartlett,
50 Benj. F. Clark,
2 00
Ed. Cornish,
1 44
Benj. Clark,
6 10
Nath'l Clark,
2 56
Thomas Cornish,
5 00
Israel Clark,
2 16
Stephen Holmes,
1 90
Ezra Blackmer,
7 64
Otis Carver,
2 88
Wm. Blackmer,
7 38
Seth P. Clark,
10 16
Clark Bartlett,
8 64
Charles D. Bartlett,
8 64
$172 20
1865.
1865.
Hosea Bartlett,
$9 57
James Lynch,
$0 54
Ezra Clark,
3 48
James Lynch, Jr.,
54
David Clark,
1 62
Wm. Harlow,
72
John Blackmer,
72 Cornelius Briggs,
72
Sidney Blackmer,
1 44
Ed. Cornish,
54
Amasa Bartlett,
2 52
Nath'l Clark,
81
Samuel Briggs,
4 50
Israel Clark,
54
Charles Peterson,
6 42
Hiram Bartlett,
1 72
$37 12
Ivory Clark,
72
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DISTRICT No. 9 .- GUSTAVUS G. SAMPSON, Surveyor.
Gustavus G. Sampson,
$15 00 Fred Burgess,
$1 85
Truman Sampson, 38 50 Solomon M. Holmes,
1 25
Nathan B. Sampson,
4 50 Henry Danforth,
1 00
Levi R. Sampson,
6 00 G. G. Sampson,
70
Ellis Sampson,
9 75
Nathan B. Sampson,
70
Sylvanus Sampson, 2d, 4 50
Levi R. Sampson,
70
B. L. Bennett, 4 50
Levi Sampson,
70
Wm. Burgess, 2d,
1 50
Sylvanus Sampson, 2d,
70
Henry Danforth,
3 00
Ellis Sampson, ;
70
Solomon M. Holmes,
1 50
Seth Burgess,
70
Fred Burgess,
6 00
Truman Sampson,
3 00
Samuel W. Gould,
9 00
Fred Burgess,
2 50
Levi Sampson,
4 87
G. G. Sampson,
4 50
S. W. Burgess.
2 50
DISTRICT No. 10 .- THOMAS PIERCE, Surveyor.
Otis H. Raymond,
$1 50
Thatcher Nickerson, Jr.
$1 50
Caleb Raymond,
2 00
Benj. Bates,
8 87
Jonathan Bates,
2 25
Elisha Douglass,
2 50
Nathan K. Douglass,
6 00
Thomas Pierce, 2d,
3 75
Thomas Pierce,
13 00
Martin Douglass,
4 50
Nathan K. Douglass,
6 00
Benj. Bates,
4 50
J. A. Douglass,
7 45
Thomas Pierce,
5 43
T. R. W. Pierce,
9 75
Elisha Douglass,
2 00
Joshua Douglass,
8 25
A. J. Douglass,
1 50
M. V. B. Douglass,
4 50
J. A. Douglass,
1 50
Thomas Pierce,
10 00
N. K. Douglass,
3 75
Warren Douglass,
8 25
T. R. W. Pierce,
3 00
Robert H. Raymond,
3 00
Otis N. Raymond,
1 50
$130 75
DISTRICT No. 11 .- ALANSON THOMAS, Surveyor.
Adoniram Thomas,
$2 00
James Reed,
$3 50
Charles Hathaway,
3 00
J. and Wm. Hall,
4 00
Alanson Thomas,
8 00
A. J. Atwood,
3 50
Mark J. Bumpus,
6 75
F. B. Cobb,
5 00
A. P. Bumpus,
1 50
E. C. Turner,
1 75
Joseph A. Reed,
2 51
C. B. Holmes & Son,
1 50
Charles Hathaway,
22 78
Alanson Thomas,
71 40
Adoniram Thomas,
3 15
John Burt,
5 00
W. G. Dunham,
4 00
DISTRICT No. 11 .- ALANSON THOMAS, Surveyor.
Adoniram Thomas,
$5 25
William Dunham,
$7 00
Charles Hathaway,
14 75
Walter Gleasure,
7 00
John Burt,
8 00
John B. Perkins,
2 87
Albert Finney,
12 12
Daniel D. Howard,
3 50
Joseph A. Reed,
9 37
Levi Ransom, Jr.
4 37
James Heath,
9 12
A. J. Atwood,
2 86
M. J. Bumpus,
6 37
Alanson Thomas,
24 00
J. W. Chase,
6 37
Frank Bumpus,
5 50
$133 95
George Blanchard,
5 50
$231 03
Jonathan Bates,
1 50
$130 12
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DISTRICT No. 12 .- ISAAC N. BARROWS, Surveyor.
Isaac N. Barrows,
$30 00 Ezra Lucas,
$13 00
Benjamin Whiting,
30 00 F. W. Lucas,
2 50
Benjamin Whiting, Jr,
12 50 C, F. Wright,
5 00
Alfred Cole,
9 00
Asa Barrows,
22 00
John A. Cole,
9 00
Adoniram Thomas,
4 00
H. B. Cole,
9 00
Edwin Fobes,
3 00
Nath'l Clark,
32 50
Lucas Dunham,
17 00
$198 50
1865.
1865.
Nath'l Clark,
$3 00
B. Whiting, Jr.
$2 00
Benj'n Whiting,
1 00
Ezra Lucas,
1 25
Ezra Lucas,
1 00
E. Fobes,
3 00
Benj'n Whiting, Jr.
1 00
Isaac N. Barrows,
8 00
I. N. Barrows,
1 00
Asa Barrows,
, 00
Asa Barrows,
1 00
Benj'n Hammond,
5 00
Nath'l Clark,
9 00
Benj'n Whiting,
7 00
$249 75
Lucas Dunham,
3 00
Isaac N. Barrows, allowance to N. C. Lanman for making culvert - -
- 20 00
Charles G. Davis, labor on road, team, and man
-
20 50
George Simmons, carting &c., -
-
17 65
Henry Danforth, 3 days' carting gravel on road
10 50
George F. Danforth, 1 1-2 days' labor
2 62
-
-
$4,585 07
-
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NEW ROADS.
Balance of account,
-
-
-
-
$16 27
Appropriation, -
-
-
-
- 910 00
$926 27
Isaac Morton, for land taken to widen road
62 00
Lucy C. Barnes, Washington street 130.00, 8 tons stones 8.00 - -
138 00
Abigail Morton, land taken to widen road at Chiltonville 10 00 Wm. Burgess, building road at Chiltonville 198 00 J. F. Towns, building and grading Washington street 260 00 Benjamin & Ephraim Finney, land for road at Chiltonville, 60 00 Rebecca Howland, land for road at Chiltonville, 12 00
Elisha Vaughn, land for road at Chiltonville, - 5 50
Galen R. Holmes, land for road at Chiltonville, - 20 00
Henry Morton, land for road at Chiltonville, -
6 00
$771 50
LUNATIC HOSPITALS.
Balance of account -
-
-
- $122 36
Appropriation - -
- 2,500 00
Deficiency - - - -
- 1,297 38
Received of Robert King - -
- 22 80
66 Estate Benj. Barnes - -
- 194 31
-
-
-
-
$4,136 85
Worcester Lunatic Hospital, board of James A. Co- nant from Oct. 1, 1863, to Jan. 1, 1864, 13 1-7 weeks at 3.00, charges 7.63, 47.06 ; Bønj. Diman from Oct. 1, 1863 to Jan. 1, 1865, 13 1-7 weeks at 3.00, charges .30, 39.73 ; James A. Conant from Jan. 1 to April 1, 1864, 13 weeks at 3.00,
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charges 6.00, 45.00 ; Benj. Diman from Jan 1 to April 1, 1864, 13 weeks at 3.00, charges 11.00, 50.00 ; James A. Conant from April 1 to July 1, 1864, 13 weeks at 3.00, charges 2.50, 41.50; Benj. Diman from April 1 to July 1, 1864, 13 weeks at 3.00, 39.00; James A. Conant from July 1 to Oct. 1, 1864, 13 1-7 weeks at 3.25, charges .75, 43.46 ; Benj. Diman from July 1 to Oct. 1, '64, 134 weeks at 3.25, 42.71 ; J. A. Co- nant Oct. 1, '64, to Jan. 1, '65, 132 wks, charges 16.05, 58.76 ; Benj. Diman, Oct. 1, '64, to Jan. 1, 1865, 13 1-7 weeks at 3.25, 42.71 ; James A. Conant from Jan. 1, to April 1, 1865, 12 6-7 weeks at 3.25, charges 4:00, 45.76 ; Benj. Diman from Jan. 1 to April 1, 1865, 12 6-7 weeks at 3.25, 41.76 ; James A. Conant from April 1 to July 1, 1865, 13 weeks at 3.25, 42.25 ; Benj. Diman from April 1 to July 1, 1865, 13 weeks at 3.25, 42.25 ; James A. Conant from July 1 to Oct 1, 1865, 13 1-7 weeks at 3.25, charges 8.50, 51.21; Benj. Diman from July 1 to Oct. 1, 1865, 13 1-7 weeks at 3.25, 42.71; James A. Conant from Oct. 1, 1864, to Jan. 1, 1865, 13 1-7 weeks at 3.25, 42.71 ; Benj. Diman from Oct. 1, 1864, to Jan. 1, 1865, 13 1-7 weeks at 3.25, charges .50, 43.21; James A. Conant from Jan. 1 to April 1, 1866, 12 6-7 weeks at 3.25, charges 14.00, 55.76 ; Benj. Diman from Jan. 1 to April 1, 1866, 12 6-7 weeks at 3.25, charges 8.00, 49.76 ; James A. Conant from April 1 to June 30, 1866, 13 weeks at 3.25, 42.25 ; Benj. Diman from April 1 to June 30, 1866, 13 weeks at 3.25, charges 1.50, 42.25 ; James A. Conant from July 1 to Oct. 1, 1866, 13 1-7 weeks at 3.25, charges 20.45, 63.16 ; Benj. Diman, 13 1-7 weeks at 3.25, charges 4.00, 46.71 ; James A. Conant from Oct.
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1, 1866, to Jan. 1, 1867, 13 1-7 weeks charges 5.75, 42.71 ; Benj. Diman from Oct. 1, 1866, to Jan. 1, '67, 13 1-7 weeks, charges 3.00, 42.71 $1,197 35
State Lunatic Hospital, Wm. H. Holmes, board &c. from Jan. 1 to March 31, 1866, 12 6-7 weeks at 3.25, 41.79, clothing &c. 2.95, bill rendered to Dec. 31, 1865, 43.56 ; Louisa Allen, bill rendered to Dec. 31, 1865, 41.79; Betsey Barnes, from Jan. 1 to March 31, 1866, 12 6-7 weeks at 3.25, 41.79, clothing 8.45, bill rendered to Dec 31, '65, 50.03 ; Isaac T. Bartlett, from Jan. 1 to March 31, 1866, 12 6-7 weeks at 3.25, 41.79, clothing 10.05, bill rendered to Dec. 31, 1865, 51.46 ; David Robertson, from Jan. 1 to April 1, 1866, 12 6-7 weeks at 3.25, 41.79, clothing 4.80, bill rendered to Dec. 31, 1865, 54.16; Lorenzo Thrasher from Jan. 1 to April 1, 1866, 12 6-7 weeks at 3.25, 41.79, clothing 1.60, bill rendered to Dec. 31, 1865, 48.56 ; Betsey Whiting from Jan. 1 to April 1, 1866, 12 6-7 weeks at 3.25, 41.79, clothing and breakage 19.01, bill rendered to Dec. 31, '65, 55.88 ; Mary D. Sherman from Jan. 1 to April 1 '66, 12 6-7 weeks at 3.25, 41.79, clothing .90, bill rend'd to Dec. 31, '65, 51.78; John F. King, from Jan. 1 to Feb. 16, '66, 6 5-7 weeks at 3.25, clothing .30, telegram .50, coffin &c. 14.50, removing remains to tomb 3.00, box and removing remains to railroad 4.50, bill ren- dered to Dec. 31, '65, 52.16 ; Wm. N. Holmes from April 1 to July 1, '66, 13 weeks at 3.25, 42.25, clothing 2.87; Betsey Barnes from April 1 to July 1, '66, 13 wks 42.25 ; Isaac F. Bartlett from April 1 to July 1, '66, 42.25, clothing 10.70 ; David Robertson from April 1 to July 1, '66, 13 weeks 42.25, clothing 4.62; Lorenzo Thrasher
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from April 1 to July 1, '66, 13 weeks, 42.25, clothing 3.24; Betsey Whiting, from April 1 to to July 1, '66, 13 weeks 42.25, clothing and breakage 6.20; Mary D. Sherman 13 weeks 42.25 ; Mary Lucas from Aug. 23, 1863, to Aug. 3, 1865, (102 weeks) 19 1-7 wks at 2.62, 50.15, 26 weeks at 3.00 78.00, 56 6-7 weeks at 3.25 184.79; Wm. H. Holmes from Oct. 1, '66, to Jan. 1, '67, 13 1-7 weeks 42.71, clothing 11.02, bill rendered to Oct. 1, '66, 47.36; Betsey Barnes from Oct. 1, '65, to Jan. 1,' 67, 13 1-7 weeks 42.71, clothing 6.20, bill rendered to Oct. 1, '66, 52.91; Isaac F. Bartlett from Oct. 1, '66, to Jan. 1, '67, 13 1-7 weeks 42.71, clothing 13.12, bill rendered to Oct. 1, '66, 47.41 ; David Robert- son from Oct. 1, '66, to Jan. 1, '67, 18 1-7 weeks 42.71, clothing 5.67, bill rendered to Oct. 1, '66, 45.51; Lorenzo Thrasher from Oct. 1, '66, to Jan. 1, '67, 13 1-7 weeks, 42.71, clothing 6.50, bill rendered to Oct. 1, '66, 45.01; Betsey Whiting, bill rendered to Oct 1, '66, 85.08 ; Mary D. Sherman from Oct. 1, '66, to Jan. 1, '67, 13 1-7 weeks 42.71, bill rendered Oct. 1, '66, 43.71
Boston Lunatic Hospital, board &c. of Eliza Bramhall from Oct 1 to Dec. 31, '65, 18 weeko at 3.50, 45.50 ; from Jan. 1 to April 1, '66, 13 weeks at 4.00, 52.00; medical attendance &c. of Eliza Bramhall from April 1 to June 31, '66, 13 weeks at 4.00, 52.00; board &c of Eliza Bramhall from July 1st to Sept. 30, '66, 13 weeks at 4.00, 52.00; from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, '66, 13 weeks 52.00, - - - - - 253 50
2,086 67
$3,537 52
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
By balance of account, -
-
-
- $672 76
Appropriation, -
- -
- 700 00
66 hose, - -
- 750 00
$2,122 76
Wm. R. Drew, (1865,) glass 1.70, chimney .17, - $1 87 Winslow Drew, (1865) repairing cover to reservoir, - 33
Abbot Drew, clearing ice and snow from hydrants, - Joseph A. Brown, 2 nights watching, - -
2 25
George F. Dunham, (1865) repairing Engine No. 1, 5 50 Henry Whiting, rent of house for hose in 1865-6, - 20 00
3 00
Benjamin Bramhall, (1864) leather for engine 1.25; (1865) do. 2.00, - -
3 25
Joshua Standish, (1864) wrench for reservoir, -
1 75 C. L. Jones, (1864) paint for hose carriage, - 2 00
George F. Dunham, (1865) making and attending fire in engine house No. 3, 2.50 ; (1866) do. 4.25, - Wait Wadsworth, rent of house for hose carriage for the years 1862, '63, '64, '65, 36.00, filling hydrants 2 years 20.00, 1 1-2 galls neats' foot oil 2.62, brush .50, - - - -
6 75
Samuel Loring, (1865) shafting &c. for pump at the tack and rivet works - -
153 56
- Nathan B. Perry, moving building, -
6 00
James Morton (1864) drawing engine to Wait Wads- worth's to fire 1.00, do. B. M. Watson's 1.00, carting sand to engine house No. 2, 1.00, carting hose to and from E. Hathaway's .50, - -
3 50 Nathan B. Perry, 11 hours' labor on hose, - -
2 75
James Boyd & Sons, 4.26 ft hose at 2.00, 852.00, 8 sets couplings at 5.00, 40.00, - - 892 00
5 50
Abbot Drew, labor on cisterns, &c, - - - Wm. H. Bradford, 2 years' lend rent for engine house, 25 00
4
59 12
50
Wm. B. Barnes, 1 3-4 days' labor on hydrants, 5.25, 92 ft stock 3.22, 3 lbs nails .30, labor on reservoir Court Square 2.30, 30 ft stock .98, 2 lbs nails .20, 2 3-4 days' on engine house 8.25, stock and nails 1.60, - - $22 10
Samuel Nelson, repairs on hydrant .75, iron 4.35, axles 4.21, wheels for hook & lad- der 15.00, labor on axles and wheels,
3.50, N. Holmes' bill 7.25, -
35 06
Cr. By iron, &c, - - 2 50 - 32 56
- Peter W. Smith, labor on hose, &c, - 1 25
Harlow & Barnes, broom .45, wicking .15, No. 1 ; light glass .09, force-pump ; oil can .33, qt. k. oil .25, pail and dipper .43, red lead .22, cup .06, 1-2 gal. k. oil .45, wicks .10, repairing hose 3.75, brush .45, No. 4 ; repairing hose .62, wicking .17, repairing hose .75, No. 2 ; wicking .17, No. 4; neat's foot oil 2.60, hose No. 3; sponge .25, No. 4; 2 lbs nails .18, North-end house ; repairing hose 1.50, No. 3; do. 8.50 No. 3 & 4 ; labor .63, No. 4 ; re- pairing pipe .38 do. hose 1.00, do. . 75, do. 3.00, John S. Damrell, hose carriage - - -
22 23 20 00
Abbot Drew, labor on hydrants
-
-
3 00
E. F. Sherman, broom .50, k. oil .19, fluid .70, sperm oil 2.00 No. 1, - -
3 39
Isaac J. Lucas, oil 3.50, No. 3 ; oil hydrants 3.67 ; oil .55, No. 1 ; oil 1.10 No. 2 ; oil 1.30, lamp and oil 2.57, No. 3 ; oil .87 - - -
Borad of Engineers : John D. Churchill, for services 29.00, Nath'l Brown do. 13.00, Pelham Whiting, do. 8.00, George H. Jackson do. 8.00, Samuel Nelson, do. 8.00 1 Engine Co. No. 1: for services-John A. Richmond, Ezra S. Diman, Jr., Charles W. Lanman, Geo. F. Ellis, Patrick Callahan, Andrew Holmes, James T. Eddy, Nath'l M. Davis, Joseph L. Bartlett, Wm.
13 56
66 00
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H. Faunce, Benj. L. Bramhall, Bartlett B. Field, Barnabas L. Harlow, Seth L. Holmes, Wm. J. Brown, Wm. King, John H. Wilson Jr., Philip Williams, Wm. E. Baker, Wm. C. Dunham, Frank S. Griffin, George W. Nelson, Jr., Benjamin S. Jenkins, James Kendrick, Howard K. Swift, Henry F. Holmes, Edmund Weston, Thomas S. Atwood,
Albert E. Davis, Robert B. Churchill, $4.00 each $120 00 Engine Co. No. 2 : for services-James Morton, Wins- low B. Barnes, Solomon Sylvester, Amasa Chur- chill, Ignatius Pierce, Jr., Rob't W. Holmes, Calvin L. Dickson, Samuel R. Dickson, James Sears, Timothy Regan, Abijah Drew, George S. Morton, Elijah B. Smith, Jacob W. Dickson, George S. Ellis, George C. Callaway, Heman Churchill, Ephraim Holmes, Charles H. Morey, Robert H. Barnes, Timothy T. Eaton, Ezra C. Chandler, A. C. Chandler, Frank Lewis, $.800 each
Engine Co. No. 3, for services-J. B. Wilson, M. V. B. Holmes, Joseph A. Brown, George F. Dunham, Abner Ellis, Charles C. Place, Isaac W. Jackson, Joshua L. Edes, Gilbert Shaw, Martin Brewster, George Benson, Nehemiah Benson, Mark J. Bump- us, Asaph S. Burbank, Joseph A. Dunham, James Ellis, Wm. W. Edes, Henry M. Hobart, George Henderson, Charles L. Jones, Samuel Rickard, Joseph A. Reed, James H. Robbins, Samuel T. Ryder. James H. Spear, Dan'l H. Paulding, Wm. G. S. Wells, Van Smith $8.00 each; Ephraim Holmes, Jr., 2.00, Wm. M. Baldwin 6.00, Wm. H. Thomas 3.33, Charles D. Badger 4.67 - Engine Co. No. 4 : for services-Joshua Standish, Otis Wright, Josiah Carver, Heman C. Robbins, Zenas R. Chase, Joseph W. Burgess, John Carver, Tim- othy Ellis, Ellis Raymond, Joseph Bagnall, W. S. Holmes, Miles Standish, Wm. S. Scott, Nahum
192 00
240 00
PLYMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY
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Thomas, Joseph Barnes, Samuel Sampson, Edward P. Noyes, James A. Sylvester, Israel C. Blackmer, Charles E. Barnes, Cornelius F. Bradford, Thaddeus Faunce, Henry 'T. Lanman, Stephen Faunce, Wm. M. Barnes, Sylvanus S. Paulding, George S. Pe- terson, Wm. S. Faunce, Charles H. Danforth, Erford A. Burgess, $8.00 each - $240 00
- Hydrant & Hose Co. No. 1 : for services-Peleg C. Chandler, Wm. Morey, Jr., Warren S. Macomber Erastus Harlow, Ellis Benson, Josiah A. Robbins, Job B. Oldham, Geo. Bagnall, Stephen Perkins, Jr., Nelson Holmes, $8.00 each ; Thomas B. Atwood, Benjamin Swift, $6.00 each - 92 00
- Hydrant & Hose Co. No. 2 : for services-Joshua B. Noyes, James Kendrick, Charles N. Bourne, Harris Green, Edward Westgate, Charles H. Westgate, $8.00 each -
- 48 00
Hydrant & Hose Co. No. 3 : for services-George Fuller, Wm. S. Burbank, Jr., Leslie Whiting, Prince Doten, Stephen Penber, $8.00 each - Hook & Ladder Co. for services-George H. Harlow, Leonard S. B. Barrows, Henry M. Morton, Oliver N. Barrows, Ellis Rogers, Nathan B. Perry, H. P. Bailey, George F. Bradford, Asa Kendrick, Wm. W. Pope, Henry Weston, Hira Bates, Samuel Harlow, Wm. Williams, Wm. Weston, S. R. Swett, $8.00 each
48 00
BILLS OF 1863-4.
128 00
Benjamin Harvey 3 days' labor on engine house - 6 00
P. W. Smith, labor on hose pipe - - 1 00 -
George H. Jackson, 3 1-2 casks of lime 7.87, 5 bush.
hair 2.10, 108 ft plank and joist 2.70 - 12 67
James Boyd & Sons, copper pipe -
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10 00
George Simmons, trucking -
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4 65
Samuel Nelson, repairing hose carriage 3 00 -
Charles L. Jones, painting hose carriage - 4 00 -
53
Granvill Gardner, horse and carriage - Luther Ripley, drawing engine at fire Spooner's factory 1 00 George F. Dunham, keeping fire in engine house, No. 3 2 75 Brown & Churchill, 50 ft boards 1.00, 6 lbs nails .54, 630 lbs hay 4.41, oil for hydrants &c, .42, 2 days' labor 6.00, 1 day labor for man 2.00, horse and wagon 2 days 3.00, 293 ft boards, 5.86, cart- ing to and from planing mill .75, 310 ft joist &c. 7.75, 55 lbs nails 5.08, 2,200 laths 10.45, 60 ft planing boards 3.30, 85 ft boards 1.70, carting 2 loads .70, 8 days' labor 24.00; (1867) 4 1-2 M shingles 33.75, 135 ft boards 3.70, 20 ft joist .50, carting 2 loads .70, 571 ft plank 11.42, 56 ft boards 1.12, 18 lbs nails 1.53, carting .55, -
James Boyd & Sons, 406 ft patent duck hose at 2.00, 812.00, 8 sets screws at 5.00, 40.00 -
- 852 00
Wm. B. Tribble, labor - - -
- 117 20
$3,721 45.
CONTINGENT.
Balance of account -
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- $113 60
Appropriation -
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- 1,300 00
Deficiency - - - -
- - 300 00
Agawam and Halfway Pond Herring Committee - 407 95
Corporation tax 1866 - -
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- 2,926 57
Use of Town Hall - - - - - 19 00
$5,067 12
George F. Andrews & Co., advertising town meeting warrant 7.50, 4 slips do .75, printing voting lists 30.00 - - - - -
38 25
Albert Finney, services at fire in woods - 2 00
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$1 50
112 86.
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Drew & Whiting (1863), horse and wagon, Select- men, 7.50; (1864) horse &c 41.50, horse and sleigh 6.00 - - - $55 00
F. B. Cobb (1864), bread and cheese for fire in woods 12.01, horse, wagon and man 3 times to fire in woods 3.00 - -
15 01
- Alanson Thomas (1864), services at fire in woods 6.66, horse and wagon 3 times to do 3.00, paid B. E. Wrightington 1.50 - - -
11 16
Allen Holmes (1865). transportation of packages to and from Boston - - 2 65
Henry Whiting (1861), services at fire in woods 1.00, horse and wagon to do 1.00; (1862) services at fire in woods 1.00, horse and wagon to do 1.00 4 00 Estate Andrew L. Russell, rent of armory from Nov. 3, '68, to May 3, '64 - 50 00
A. P. Bumpus (1864), services at fire in woods, - Winslow Whiting, services at fire in woods -
2 00
5 00 Joshua Thrasher, (1864), services at fire in woods 3 33
Whitten & Holmes (1865), stars for police, 1 00
Dr. B. Hubbard (1855), reporting 33 births from June 1 to Dec. 31, '65 - - -
Isaac N. Barrows (1864), services at fire in woods 1.50, horse and wagon do 2.50 ; (1865) services do 2.00 - 6 00
8 25
Thomas B. Sears (1865), services on the Board of Selectmen 1 year 58.00, oil for street lamp from Nov. 18, '65, to Feb 1, '66, 1.96 - Heman C. Robbins, watching 1 night April 4, '65, 1 75
59 96
Dr. E. Jarvis, reporting 11 births in 1865-'66 2 75 , E. C. Turner (1863), groceries, wood &c to the fol- lowing families ; Homer Bryant's 25.38, John Cassady's 13.30 ; (1864) Samuel Raymond's 31.14, John W. Sampson's 26.52 96 34
Lucas Dunham (1865), 1 cord oak wood 7.50, 2 do maple do 14.00 - - 21 50
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S. D. Ballard, refreshments to police July 3, '65 - $2 05 C. C. Doten, telegraphic messages - - 2 84
Hosea Bartlett, services on Board Selectmen - 43 00
B. H. Holmes, selling market 1861-'62 4.00, selling taxes 1865, 2.00 6 00 - Edward Hathaway (1865), services as police July 4 and 5, - - - - -
3 50
Clement Bates, ringing bell 4.00, rope .62 -
4 62
Lysander Dunham, services on Board Selectmen from Sept. 13, '65, to March 13, '66, 30.00, town meet- ing 2.00 - - - -
32 00
Wm. C. Fowler (1863), 1 cord maple wood - 6 50
Wm. S. Russell (1862), recording tax deeds, viz : Shadrack A. Raymond's estate to Town .65, Wm. L. Finney, house and land to Town .65, John Pierce's house to W. Wadsworth .65, S. J. Val- ler's land to Geo. Bramhall .65, do house do .65, H. Sears' house to Town .65, Murdock's house to Town 1.30, notice of sale of lands for taxes 3.00 - - -
8 20
- Wm. Burgess (1865), cord wood 7.50; (1863) 2 do do 9.50 -
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17 00
- - Lucas Dunham, (1862) 2 cords wood 9.50 ; (1863) 1 do 6.50 - - 16 00 - Rich & Weston, (1865) transportation of packages to and from Boston 8.05 ; (1866) do 2.40 10 45
E. W. Bradford (1864), 6 days' recruiting 15.00, 31 do on Soldiers' accounts 77.50, 11 do revising voting list 27.50 - - - 120 00
- E. C. Turner (1865), expenses to Lynn, &c 6.25, 1-2 gal oil .55, 3-4 do .78, 1 do .95, 1 do .95, (1864) 1-2 gall oil for street lamps .50, 2 1-2 do 2.50, 1-4 do .25, wicks .10, 1 gall oil 1.00, (1866) 1 do .95, services on Board Selectmen for 1 year 53.00 - - - - - - 64 78
Rufus H. Churchill, horse and wagon - -
1 00
56
E. W. Bradford (1865), revising voting list, 25 days, 62.50, 26 days' on soldiers' accounts 65.00, 2 do military enrollment 5.00, 29 do making up Town Report 72.50, (1866) do 67.50 $272 50 39 00
Isaac W. Jackson, 26 days in the soldiers' department Wm. T. Davis (1864), services as chairman Board Selectmen to Feb. 1, '65, 100.00, postages, tele- grams, &c, to date 15.00, (1865) services as chairman Board Selectmen to Feb. 1,'66, including making up annual report 110.00, postages, tele- grams, &c, to date 3.40 228 40
George F. Andrews & Co., advertising town meeting warrant 10.50, 3 sets warrant slips 1.50 12 00
Clement Bates, returns of 55 deaths in '65, 5.50, care town house 5.00 - -
10 50 50
N. H. Holmes (1865)"setting tire on hearse -
George F. Andrews & Co., adv'g 15 tax sales 3 times 22.50, 18 papers .90, 25 slips .75 - -
24 15
George Whiting (1865) 2 horses and carryalls 6.00,
horse and buggy 2.00, horse and carryall 3.00, robe 4.00, horse and carryall 2.00 - -
17 00
Lem'l D. Holmes, admission of representatives of the legislature to Pilgrim Hall - - -
5 50
James S. Parker, entertainment Beach Committee 37 25
J. D. Baxter, service on police from Dec. 9, '65, to March 26, '66, 106 days 106 00 - A. C. Chandler, horse and buggy 2.00, 2 horses and carryall 7.00, do 7.00, horse and buggy 2.00, do 1.50, 2 horses and carryall 7.00, damage 2.50 29 00 George F. Dunham, 6 nights' watching 8.00, bbl charcoal .75 - 8 75
John Perkins, notifying town meeting &c 15.00; (1865) police, 1 day and evening, 3.00, 1 do cir- cus 2.00, 8 do at bush meeting 16.00, distribut- ing envelopes 1.50; causing children to attend school 6.00, services on the streets from April '65 to March '66, 122.00 - - 165 50
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