Town annual report of Plymouth, MA 1865-1869, Part 14

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Publication date: 1865
Publisher: Town of Plymouth
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C. C. Doten, books, stationery, &c., -

- George F. Weston, postage stamps from Oct. 15, '65, to June 15, '66

$8 50

6 10

Wm. T. Davis (1865), expenses to Boston for sale of water scrip of $20,000, 27.50, stamp for water scrip 10.00, stamp for town note 2.40, bill of Wm. R. Drew for recruiting office 2.37, paid E. C. Turner 2.36, rent of recruiting office Leyden Hall 50.00, expenses to Boston several times on loans 14.00 ; (1866) expenses to Boston several times on loans &c 3.25, to Readville and military matters 17.50, to New Bedford 9.50, making up war record 29.00, services on Board Selectmen from Feb 1, to March 24, 15.00 - -

- C. C. Doten, record book Town Clerk -

Gas Light Co., gas for 15 posts from Oct. 15, '65, to July 1, '66, 264.90 ; 2 do from Nov. 15, '65, to July 1, '66, 31.20 ; 3 do from June 10 to July 1, '66, 4.80 ; town house from Oct 1, '65, to July 1, '66, 30.00 - -

- 330 90 - -

Richard Pope, lighting lamps from Nov. 25, '65, to March 21, '66 - -

27 60

Town Carver, real estate and highway tax, -

6 70

Nathan B. Perry, labor fire in woods -

2 00

Henry Whiting (1864), labor fire in woods 4.50, horse and carriage 4.50 -

9 00

O. C. Sentinel Office, adv'g town meeting 7.50, road notice new road Chiltonville 2.50, rewards 4.00, notice to petitioners for extension Water st .75 14 75 Richard Pope, lighting street lamps April, May and June '66 15 60 - - - -

Clement Bates, ringing bell 3 times -

4 50

C. C. Doten, pens .75, ream paper for tax bills 10.50, writing paper 5.13 - - - -

16 38

Benj. W. Barrett, horse and carriage - -

2 00

Henry Danforth, labor fire in the woods - -

5 20

182 88 16 75

Gas Light Co. (1864), 63 ft 5-8 in. pipe at .27, 17.01, 215 ft 3-8 do at .18, 38.70 Less dis. 35 per cent -

55 71

19 50 $36 21

Gas Light Co., freight and truckage 2.50, 189 hours labor at .20, lamp post 16.00, lantern 9.00, burner and cock .60 102 11

Less 1-2 - 51 05 51 06

Gas Light Co., gas for street lamps from Feb. 15, '64, to Feb. 15, '65, 335.42 ; gas for town house from Jan. 1, '64, to Jan 1, '65, 40.00 - 375 42 -

Richard Pope, lighting street lamps 50 nights - 18 75

John R. Braley, labor at fire in woods - -

2 50

Dr. T. Gordon, returns of 24 births - 6 00

Calvin Bearce, Jr., damage to horse and carriage - 20 00

Avery & Cave, printing 2,200 tax bills -

4 00

Richard Pope, watching 1 night - - -

2 00

Joseph Smith, 1 day surveying between Water street and depot 5.00, assistant 2.00, travel 2.50, plan 6.00, - - - -

15 50

Gas Light Co., gas for 22 posts from July 1 to Oct. 1, 137.50, town house from July 1 to Oct. 1, 7.50 145 00

Charles Raymond, coffin for John E. Griffith 7.00, box for transportation of do 2.50 - - -

9 50

Joshua Thrasher, services and horse hire in causing dogs to be licensed - -

6 00

George F. Andrews & Co., adv'g town meeting war- rant 9.00, 12 slips for do .75, adv'g notice 3.00, 30 posters 1.50 - -

13 25

- A. C. Chandler, horse and carryall 3.00, do 2.00 - 5 00

- F. J. Goddard, 15 nights' watching 22 50

A. Mason, services on Board of Selectmen from March 31 to Oct. 1, '66, 50.00, perambulation of Sandwich line 2.65 - - - Winslow Drew, 1 day's work in town house 3.00, window curtains 2.75, fixtures .34, 6 lights glass and putty 1.10, labor on table .62 - -

52 65

7 81

Lucas Dunham, cord oak wood

$7 50

Joshua Thrasher, posting bills for Board of Health - 2 00

Samuel Nelson, repairing town bell - - -

7 50

Mark J. Bumpus, labor at fire in woods - -

1 00

Lysander Dunham, 6 months' service on Board Select- men - -

30 00

James Tribble, labor at fire in woods 1 - -

3 00

Lysander Dunham, 1 day on road 2.00, horse feed .50, 1 1-2 day on road Chiltonville 3.00, 1 do. Wash-

ington street 2.00, 1 do. Gurnet 2.00, expense 1.00 Abner Ellis, services on police - -

10 50

2. 00

18 35 Rich & Weston, transportation of packages - -

James Cox, (1857) paid C. A. S. Perkins' tax 4.50, B. Whiting wood 4.50, A. Sampson 4.00, Clement Bates, sawing wood 4.62 ; [1858] do. 4.62 ; [1859] do. 5.04, shavings .50, telegraph &c, 1.55 ; [1860] C. Bates, sawing wood 5.04 shavings .50; [1861] Cole, wood 7.50, C. Bates, sawing 4.62; [1862] E. Dunham, wood 9.00, C. Bates, sawing 5.04, splitting do. . 75 ; [1864] E. Lucas, wood 14.00, C: Bates, sawing 6.00, Willard Wood on town report 27.75; [1865] Ephraim Dunham, wood 12.00, E. Lucas, do. 14.00, C. Bates, sawing wood 6.00, shavings .. 50, errands .55; [1863] Est. George Cooper, for labor on town report, State aid and correcting voting list 71.25; [1862] expense to Boston for State aid 3.50 ; [1863] do. 3.50 ; [1864] 3.50, N. Bedford, per order Selectmen 6.25 ; [1865] looking up evidence on State aid at Boston and other places by request of Selectmen 15.75 ; [1866] do. 15.50 ; [1862] time and expense getting ages of ehildren, and horse hire 11.50 ; [1863-4] do. 10.50; [1866] distributing reports and horse hire 12.00 296 33

George Whiting, horses to Beach - - Beach - - - -

5 00

James & Wm. Hall, labor and stock for Beacon on

4 26

Asel Cole, labor at fire in woods $1 50 - Benjamin Whiting, Jr., labor at fire in woods 1 50 -

B. Hedge & others, shell-fish case - -

Ivory Blackmer, labor at fire in woods -

5 00

J. C. Fuller, labor on revising water tariff -

3 50

Maltiah Howard, labor at fire in woods -

1 50

Ziba Ellis & others, labor at fire in woods -

24 80

Stephen Bartlett, 4 horses and 2 carriages -

12 00

Wm. B. Tribble, varnishing hearse - -

3 50

George F. Weston, postage'. - - -

Avery & Cave, 50 quarantine posters 3.50, 50 regula- tions do. 30, notification nuisances 1.50 - 8 50

Thomas B. Sears, oil for street lamp from Aug. 16, 1866 to Jan 1, 1867 - -

2 00

Thomas Pierce, labor at fire in woods - -

3 00

A. J. Douglass, labor at fire in the woods - 2 50 -

Samuel M. Whitten, services as police 3d and 4th July

2 00

Wm. Beckman, labor at fire in woods -

1 00

Wm. S. Danforth, recording deeds - -

2 15

Richard Pope, lighting street lamps 3 months Oct. Nov. and Dec. - -

19 12

Granvill Gardner, [1863] horse and carriage hire 1.75; [1864] do. 65.75 ; [1865] do. 1.00 68 50

George W. Cobb, labor at fire in woods 4.00, horse and carriage 3.00, cash 2.00 -

9 00

John Atwood, [1865] services on police duty 3.00, do. at colored church 14.00; [1866] do. July 4th 3.00 20 00

C. C. Doten, stationery for Treasurer - -

13 50

H. A. Davis, adjusting and sealing weights and measures 8 75

Charles Raymond, returning 97 deaths - -

9 70

J. E. Farwell & Co. folio book - - -

12 00

Clement Bates, returning 20 deaths 2.00, care of Town House 5.00 - - - -

7 00

E. C. Turner, oil for street lamps - - -

3 15

L. Dunham, services as Selectman from Sept. 1, 1866, to Jan. 31, 1867, 25.00, 1 day on road 2.00, 4 days with County Commissioners 8.00 - 35 00

16 25

A. Mason, services as Selectman from Oct. 1, 1866, to Feb. 1, 1867 - - -

- $33 33

Thomas B. Sears, services on the Board of Selectmen, from March, 1866 to Jan. 31, 1867 - 55 00

1 Hosea Bartlett, services on the Board of Selectmen from March 1866, to Jan 31, 1867 - - F. J. Goddard and others, [1865] police duty -

60 00

23 00

L. Lovell, for collecting and recording 149 births at .20, 39.80, do. 87 marriages at .10, 8.70, do. 151 deaths 17.10 ; [1865] paid James W. Spooner at- tending town meeting 4.00, recording births and deaths in 1864, 3.40, E. W. Bradford for recording 12.50, recording and copying military rolls 10.00, other services as Town Clerk 25.00; [1864] col- lecting and recording 138 births 27.60, do. 66 mar- riages 6.60, do 152 deaths 17.20, recording 11 births of years before 2.20, do. 5 deaths .50, copy- ing enrollment of militia twice 10.00, other services as Town Clerk 30.00 ; [1863] paid printing blanks 2.00 - - - 216 60

Charles G. Davis, [1856] expenses to Boston on acc't of division of Town 4.40, services 1 day and night 3.00, expenses on suit 7.40, do. 3 days 16.50 ; [1857] services and expenses in hearing before Court on fisheries at request of town committee, fares 2.40, expenses in Boston 2.50, services 10.00, going to Boston and attending Court on removal of shire, expenses 3.40, services 15.00; [1858] advice and term fee C. C. Pleas in case of Cahoon vs. Town 10.00; [1866] services in suit of Wm. Williams vs. Town before Superior Court and Supreme Court 125.00, advice and services on claim of H. Briggs, before Grand Jury 25.00, drawing 30 tax deeds 50.00 - - -

Paid on Gurnet in 1861 - -

Rich & Weston, transportation of packages to and from

- - Eoston - - - - - 14 20

274 60

266 55

George F. Andrews & Co., rev. tax on town report 24.35, advertising road notice 4.00, rewards 4.00, 100 licenses for exhibition 3.00. advertising Select- men's notice 2.00 - - -

37 35

$4,754 65.

TOWN DEBT.

Appropriation -

- $6,500 00

Deficiency - - - -

- 2,776 93

To balance of account - -

- - $2,776 93

Paid State Mass., - -

- $1,331 25

" F. C. & G. T. Adams -

140 00

" S. Sturtevant -

- 102 00

" A. G. Goodwin -

90 50

" Plymouth Savings Institution -

246 19

" On note, 1 -

1,000 00

Discount Plymouth National Bank -

475 84

O. C. . " N. Bedford Five Cent Savings -

- 1,460 00

on note - 2,000 00

$10,114 91 .

ABATEMENTS.

Balance of account -

- - - $972 13

Overlay in 1866 -

- - - 437 21

- - -

492 20 -

TOWN REPORT.

By appropriation - - -

- - $475 00

George F. Andrews, printing town report 162 pages at 2.00, 324.00; 500 extra copies at 25.00, 125.00 ; 38 pages bourgeois, 2 columns, 38.00, $487 00

TREASURER.

Appropriation - - -

- $500 00

James Cox, services as Treasurer -

- - $500 00

MARKET.

Balance of account -

$8 22

Received for plank sold - -

- 8 00

$16 22

Whitten & Holmes (1863), stove pipe, nails &c - $8 79

DOG FUND.

Balance of account - -

- - $150 76

A. C. Chandler & Co. (1862) killing by dogs of 10 sheep 30.00 ; (1861) paid bills do 93.00 - $123 00

TRAINING GREEN.

Balance of account

$159 83

Circus -

- 50 00

$209 83

James Morton, labor leveling Green

$3 00

Timothy Ragin, labor, -

2 00

$5 00

BOUNTY.

Balance of account -

- - $4,554 85

Wm. T. Davis (1864), cash paid as an advance for the Town on bounty to the following persons, the same not being paid back in consequence of their not being mustered in : D. K. Valler 55.00, Geo. Henderson 10.00, J. W. Sampson 55.00, Frank H. Robbins 51.20 ; expenses of recruits at Bridge- water 4.00, expenses of myself to New Bedford 8.50, paid J. Thrasher posting bills 1.50, paid J. B. Oldham recruiting 5.00, do S. H. Barrows do 15.00, expense to New Bedford 10.00, do Boston 13 times for recruits 45.50, elsewhere on military service 21.00, expenses to Readville, myself and Mr Dunham 26.25, paid W. R. Swift recruiting 10.00, do Winslow Allen 5.00, gas bill at recruit- ing office 20.00 - $342 95

BURYING HILL.

By balance of account, - -

- - $187 39

Benjamin Harvey, 3 days' labor - - $6 00

John B. Wilson, making and varnishing 10 notice boards - - Charles Raymond, removing remains, cutting paths &c 31 days - -

3 00

62 00

O. C. Sentinel Office, printing posters - -

2 50

L. T. Robbins, 80 ft boards 2.40, 20 pickets .40, cart- ing .50 - -

330 00

J. D. Baxter, 4 1-2 days' labor 9 00

Chas. Raymond, 16 days' labor on Burying Hill 32.00, paid James Morton 2 days for horse, cart and man 7.00, 9 days' labor 18.00, J. F. Towns for 13 loads sods 13.00 70 00

Warren S. Macomber, labor -

10 25

Isaac J. Lucas, 1 1-2 bush. cement - -

1 80

George Simmons, carting, - - - -

22 00

$189 85

FRESH BROOK.

By balance of account -

- - - $56 06

Received of B. H. Holmes, - - -

- 6 75

$62 81

B. B. Holmes, services on committee -

$10 50

Nathaniel Brown, 196 ft boards 5.88, carting .20, 6 08 - Drew & Whiting [1865] horse and chaise J Perkins 3.00 horse and buggy, B. H. Holmes 5.00, 2 horses and carryall 7.00, 1 buggy 2.00 17 00

W. S. Hadaway, on fishery 5.00, paid George Peterson making boxes 1.50, do. carting boxes 1.50, 14 lbs nails 1.26, J. B. S. Hadaway, labor 1.00, T. Hadaway, boards and laths 1.25 11 51

Granvill Gardner, [1865] horse and carriage twice - 4 00

$49 09

DISTRIBUTION TO WIDOWS

By balance of account - -

$12 33

1-3 Dividend O. C. N. Bank - -

- 166 66

$178 99

Paid to widows in 1866-7, - - - $165 00

HERRING MONEY.

By balance of account -

$382 47

2-3 Dividend of O. C. N. Bank -

- 333 34

$715 81

To Discount on 2 polls at .25, 1857

$0 50

3 " " .18, 1858

3 " " .25, 1859

" .20, 1861

3 00

53 " .20, 1862

10 60

9 40

$25 79

DISCOUNT.

By balance of account,

- $1,289 38

Appropriation, -

- 3,000 00

Deficiency, -

- 2,070 84

$6,360 22

Discount on taxes, 1864, - -

- -

$47 99

5 « " .20, 1860

1 00

47 " " .20, 1864

ASSESSORS.

By balance of account -

- $44 8I

Appropriation -

- 500 00

Deficiency - -

- -

- 153 19

$698 00

Geo. F. Andrews & Co., adv'g Assessors' meeting 1.00, do notice 6.00 - - -

- $7 00 John Harlow, 5 days as Assessor - - -

10 00 John Perkins, 5 days as Assessor - - - 10 00

E. W. Bradford, 5 days as Assessor - 10 00

Geo. Otis, printing a list of stockholders in the several banks of Massachusetts - 15 08 1

O. C. Sentinel Office, adv'g notice of meeting, &c. 7 00 Geo. F. Andrews & Co., Assessors' notice - 1 00

J. L. Fairbanks, tax book 6.00, receipt book 600 re- ceipts 7.50, tax book 5.50 - -

- 19 00

Geo. F. Weston, postage stamps and envelopes

4 50

A. C. Chandler, horse and carriage -

4 00:

John Harlow, services as Assessor - -

- 138 00

E. W. Bradford, services as Assessor -

- 134 00

Lem'l Bradford, services as Assessor - 101 00 -

Granvill Gardner (1864) horse and carriage 6 times 9.50 ; (1865) do 2 times 2.00 - - 11 50 -

John Perkins, services as Assessor in '64 - - 171 00

$643 08.

68 WATER WORKS AND SCRIP.

"To balance of account -

- - $2,222 36

By appropriation - - - - - $1,701 00

" water rents collected -

- - - 6,485 05

$10,408 41

B. Harvey (1865) 1-2 day's labor Jabez Corner 1.00, 1 do K. Holmes' 2.00, 6 hours' Morton's wharf 1.20, 1 day E. Baker's 2.00, 1-2 do Churchill's 1.00, 1 1-4 hours' Russell st .25, Allen's 2.00, 1 day Aubrey 2.00, 4 do 8.00, 8 hours' T. C. Holmes' 1.60, 1-2 day Spooner's 1.00, 1-4 do Davis' .50, 1-2 do Blackmer's 1.00, 2 do South Ponds 4.00, 1 1-2 hours Carver house .30, 1-2 day filling water 1.00, 1-2 do Atwood's box 1.00, 1 1-4 hours' .25, 1 day Wm. Thomas' 2.00, 3 hours cutting boxes .60, 3 do filling water .60, 1-2 day Russell st 1.00, 1-2 do Jackson's 1.00, 1 do Manter's 2.00, shutting off E. Hall .25, 1-2 day mending leak 1.00, 1 do at Quinlan's 2.00, 1 3-4 do Churchill's 3.50, 2 1-2 hours' Morey's .50, 2 1-2 do Diman's .50, 3 do Mrs Jackson's .60 C. B. Irish (1864) 12 1-4 lbs marline -

$43 65 4 00

1 50 M. B. Blackmer, (1865) 3-4 day's trenching - Joshua Standish (1865) repairing picks and now steel- ing bars 1.60, repairing and sharpening 2 bars .50, repairing picks and bars .88, cast steel chisels 1.25, repairing picks 1.50, do faucets and picks 1.28 ; (1864) repairing crowbars and picks .26, do picks, crowbars &c. 4.25 - 11 52 -

- B. Harvey (1865) labor 1 1-2 hours' .30, 1 day Alex- ander's 2.00, 3-4 do Jabez' corner 1.50, do A. G. Morton 1.50, 1 do Thread factory 2.00 1 Drew & Whiting (1863) horse and buggy 2.50 ; (1864) do 5.00 - -

7 30

7 50

Thomas E. Cornish (1863) 2 1-2 days labor -

1 00

George Bagnall (1863) trucking cement, sand &c 1.51 ; (1864) do 9.15 ; (1865) do 5.45 -

- 16 11

Allen Holmes, (1865) 5 bbls cement - -

9 60

Chas. Whitten (1864) sand - -

- 4 90

Thos. E. Cornish (1863), 2 days' labor 3.00, 2 hours' do .24 - -

3 24

Thos. Diman, 46 aqueduct boxes - -

28 00

Benj. Harvey, 1 1-4 hours' labor at Benson house .25,

4 do Baptist hill .80, shutting off L. T. Robbins .25, 3-4 day's Mrs Plimpton's 1.50, 1 1-4 hours' .25, shutting off .50, do .50, 1 day North st 2.00, sawing off box North st .50, 1-2 day Jabez' cor- ner 1.00, 3 hours' labor .60, putting on water .25 Geo. Whiting (1865) horse and buggy - 1 25 -

8 40

Wm. Straffin, 1 day's labor 2.00, 7 hours do 1.40 - 3 40 Rich & Weston (1860) mittens 1.75, [1861] do 1.75 3 50 Wm. R. Drew [1865] 21 ft gal. pipe 5.37,

coupling .30, labor 1.75, 16 ft gal. pipe 3.20, coupling .50, labor 4.00, horse .25, 36 1-2 lbs lead pipe 7.30, stop-cock 2.00, 40 ft gal. pipe 8.00, coupling .25, solder .75, labor 1.75, oil .12, 6 corporation stops 21.00, 23 ft gal. pipe 4.60, faucet 3.00, stop 2.25, elbow .25, tee .36, solder .10, labor 2.25 - -

Less -

- 18 05 51 30

2 00

Whitten & Holmes, 423 11-12 ft 1 in. gal. pipe 152.61, 51 ft 1-2 in. do 10.20, fill- ings 2.85 - - -

165 66

Less 20 per ct. off - -

- 33 13 132 53 13 lbs lead pipe 1.95, 3 5 stops 6.00, solder .37, labor 11.25 - -

- - 19 57 -

€

69 35

Alonzo H. Perry, assistance in surveying - Chas K. Darling, ledger 5.75, bottle ink .25

- 6 00

$3 75 E. S. Griffin (1865) labor - - -

Nath'l Brown [1865] 269 ft spruce plank 6.72, carting

to South Pond 1.00 - - - -

$7 72

David Drew, 4 yds duck - - -

- 3 00

O. C. & N. R. Co., transportation of lot granite - B. Harvey, 1 day's labor at South Pond 2.00, 3 3-4 hours' .75, box B. Whiting's .50, 4 hours' on main pipe .80, 1-2 day do 1.00, 6 hours' filling water 1.20, 1-2 day Damon's house 1.00, 1 day Stoddard's 2.00, 11 hours' filling water 2.20 - Henry Weston, making 13 boxes 5.29, 1 day's labor on fence at reservoir 2.50 -

2 40

11 45

Gideon Holbrook, Jr., labor and use of bbls -

1 00

B. Harvey, 4 hours' labor at Wm. R. Drew's .80, 2 do L. Lovell's .40, 1 1-2 do N. Holmes' .30, 1 day Thread factory 2.00, Pierce's house .50, 1 day Drew's and Lucas' 2.00, 1 do Stevens' lane 2.00, 1 do Harlow's 2.00 - - - -

10 00

Mitchell Granite Co., 1 piece granite - -

18 00

George F. Andrews & Co., 1000 water rent bills 5.00, 200 do for vessels 2.00 - 7 00 -

Amasa Churchill, labor on water boxes - 3 50 - Thaddeus Faunce [1865] 3-4 day's labor trenching 1 50

1 60

Timothy Ragin, 8 hours' labor - - Whitten & Holmes, 5 ft gal. pipe .60, 1 ft do .20, 6 lbs lead pipe 1.20, labor 1.25, 5 1-2 ft pipe 1.10, lead pipe .70, s and w 2.50, labor 1.25, filling . . 25, labor .75, 9 lbs lead pipe 2.07, coupling and fillng .65, labor 2.25, rod 1.20, 12 ft pipe 4.20, labor .37, 83 ft 3-4 in pipe 39.01, 3 3-4 lbs lead pipe .86, solder .15, labor 1.25 - 61 81 -

Whitten & Holmes, [1864] 27 ft pipe 7.02, lead pipe 1.00, solder .37, coupling .52, labor 1.50, 6 lbs pipe 1.08, labor 3.00, solder .75, 20 lbs pipe 3.60, 5 lbs lead pipe 1.00, 5-8 screw and wrench 2.00, solder .37, labor 1.00, 13 ft 3-4 inch pipe 5.20, lead pipe .75, solder .25, couplings .40, labor 1.50,

7 79

7 1-2 lbs lead pipe 2.25, 2 ft gal. pipe .80, coup- lings .28, solder .25, labor 1.50, do at F. Rick- ard's .62, tin guide 1.00, 11 ft pipe 4.95, 5 1-2 lbs lead pipe 1.49, couplings .17, labor 1.00, 2 couplings .40, labor 1.00, coupling 25, labor .50, do. on hy- rant, Water street 3.50 - $51 24

- H. C. Whitten, (1863) 5-8 s and w 1.37, 7 lbs lead pipe .98, labor on faucet 1.50, 2 large joints .60, 2 small joints .16, 19 1-2 ft pipe 3.51, 3 lbs lead pipe .42, solder .20, labor 1.25, 4 1-2 lbs lead pipe .63, labor 1.50, large joints .40, 13 ft pipe 2.34, 2 couplings .32, 5-8 s and w .02, labor .50, 4 lbs lead pipe .56, 5 3-4 ft gal. pipe 1.04, labor .75, 2 lbs lead pipe .28, labor .25, 14 ft gal. pipe 2.52, 4 1-2 lbs lead pipe .63, 2 couplings .40, labor 1.00, 3 1-2 lbs lead pipe .49, 8 ft gal. pipe 1.44, coupling .20, labor .75 - - -

Whitten & Holmes, (1863) 50 ft gal. pipe 9.00, 4 1-2 lbs lead pipe .63, 2 couplings .32, solder .12, labor .50 - - - -

10 57

Whitten & Holmes (1865) labor 1.50, 17 ft gal pipe 3.40, labor .50, couplings .25, 28 ft gal. pipe 5.60, couplings .20, labor .50, labor on pipe 1.25 - 13 20

Wm. Weston, (1865) labor, stock and nails for boxes 3.50, fence 2.48 -

5 98

Abbot Drew, 1 1-2 days at South Ponds -

3 00

Benjamin Harvey, labor on Water Works at sundry times -

- 26 90

Timothy Ellis, 15 days' labor on Water Works - 29 95

Isaac Place, 4 days' labor at South Pond -

8 00

Benjamin W. Barrett, use of horse and carriage 10 days 18 50 Nathan B. Perry, 2 1-4 days' labor - 5 63 - -

Thaddeus Faunce, 2 3-4 days' labor -

5 50

Timothy Ragin, 1 6-10 days' labor -

- 3 20

Levi Westgate, 3-4 day' labor - -

1 80

James A. Sylvester, 2 days' labor - - - 4 00

26 61

A. C. Chandler, horse and wagon at various times - $34 00 George F. Andrews & Co., 200 water rent bills 2.00, backing 600 bills 2.00 - - - 4 00

Harlow & Barnes, (1865) 5 lbs lead pipe 1.00, 1 5-8 stop-cock 2.72, solder .25, labor 1.50, 5 lbs lead pipe 1.00, 5-8 stop 2.75, labor, solder, &c. 2.50, Samoset Mills ; 61 ft gal. pipe 12.20, 1-2 elbow .25, 3 couplings . 75, labor .75, drinking-cup, chain &c. .42 -

Isaac L. Wood, 4 1-4 days' labor for self at 3.50, 14.88 ; 5 do Tribble at 2.75, 13.75, - - -

26 12

28 63

Avery & Cave, 200 water tariff,

10 00

Abbot Drew, four days' labor. on bridge and flume South Pond 8.00, 3 do. canal 6.00, 2 do. Town Hy- drant 4.00 - - - Amasa Churchill, labor on water-boxes - -

18 00

3 75

Wm. R. Drew, faucet, .57, sleeves 1.12, lead pipe 1.39, solder .16, coupling .55, gal. pipe 3.50, labor 1.00, lead pipe 1.20, t stop 2.25, coupling .30, solder .75, labor 1.50, faucet 4.00, nails .36, gal pipe 5.64, sleeves .50, wire .45, washers . 10, labor .75, sleeves .60, labor .75, faucets 16.00, lead pipe .94, stops 3.50, solder .40, coupling .30, labor 2.00, w. lead .80, nails 2.25, gal. pipe 1.20, coupling .25, labor .50, nails .54, stop 2.00, lead pipe .90, solder .25, gal. pipe 8.25, coupling .60, labor 2.00, pipe .25, w. lead .80, nails .36, labor 1.75, solder .38, - Joseph F. Towns, digging 494 ft trench at .10, - Brown & Churchill, So. Pond : 1-2 day labor 1.50, 550 ft plank 13.75, 1,014 ft spruce timber 25.35, 194 ft boards 4.85, carting 1,758 ft to Pond 5.00, 4 days' labor at 3.00, 12.00 ; Summer street, 72 ft plank 1.80, nails .09, labor 1.00, 127 ft plank 5.08, nails .32, 6 ft plank .24, 7 ft boards .14, 16 ft timber .40 ; hydrant box ; 95 ft plank 2.85, nails .18, 6 hours' labor 1.80; A. Churchill, 132 ft boards 2.64, 30 ft plank .90, - - - 79 89

73 66 49 40

Wm. Straffin, labor on Water Works - -

$75 14 Lemuel Bradford, revising Water Tariff, - 10 00 - Sylvanus Harvey, mending crowbar .25, pick .25, iron, South Pond .43, mending pick .75, iron-work on water trough 1.50 -

- -

3 38

Isaac Place, 3 days' labor, - - -

- 6 00

Rufus Churchill, 3 days' and 2 hours' labor 9.60, paint .60, carting .17, - - - -

10 37

David Drew, 6 yds. duck - - - -

5 00

George Bagnall, labor, 2 teams and 3 men - -

8 00

Wm. B. Tribble, painting hose carriage - -

1 00

George H. Jackson, 118 ft boards 2.36, 18 ft plank .72, 88 ft plank and boards 2.20, 97 ft joist 2.43, - 7 71

George Simmons, trucking - - - -

4 85

N. H. Holmes, 1 drill - - - - 50

Luther Ripley, trucking -

- -

3 15

Benjamin Harvey, labor on Water Works -

11 40

Granvill Gardner, (1863) horse and carriage at sundry times 19.75 ; (1864) do. 37.88 ; (1865) do. 36.75 94 38

Wm. Straffin, 4 1-2 days' labor -

9 00

Robert H. Barnes, 1 load sand - - 50 -

Allen Holmes, cement &c. - -

14 10

Richard Bagnall, labor on Water Works - -

161 10

Timothy Ellis, labor on Water Works - - 52 15

James & Wm. Hall, labor with team &c. - -

59 74

N. C. Lanman, land damage - -

111 00

Paid Water Scrip, Feb. 600.00 ; June 2,487.00 ; Aug. 600.00 ; Dec. 2,331.00 -

- 6,018 00 - Patent W. & Gas Pipe Co. (1863) bill 279.18 ; (1864) do. 331.04 -

- - -

610 22

$10,534 01

SUPERINTENDENT OF WATER WORKS.

By balance of account, -

- $50 00

By appropriation, -

- 200 00

$250 00

Abott Drew, services as Superintendent,

200 00

COLLECTION OF WATER RENTS.

By appropriation, - - -

- . $100 00

Lemuel Bradford, collecting Water Rents, - - 75 00

SEXTON.

By appropriation, - -

- $85 00

Clement Bates, sexton, -

- - 85 00

COLLECTOR OF TAXES.

Appropriation, - -

- $312 43

WATER SUITS.

By balance of account, - - - $851 68

Wm. T. Davis, (1864) paid Wm. G. Russell, counsel for Russell Mills for amount of costs taxed against the Town - - - 1

45 00

Ellis Ames [1862] services as attorney in Russell Mills case - 143 66

Charles G. Davis, [1857-8] services on Water Suit 550 70 Benjamin F. Thomas, [1859] services on Water Suit 619 00

$1,358 36

STATE AID TO DISABLED SOLDIERS.

Atwood, Fred.

$130 00

Chase, George H.

$98 00

Atwood, Thomas C.

134 00

Cassady, John S. 134 00

Atwood, Thomas B.

78 00

Congden, Wm. 52 00

Atwood, Charles H.

98 00

Chapman, James H.

134 00

Atwood, Joshua

104 00

Cameron, Horatio

78 00

Allen, Sherman

134 00

Cobb, John M.

78 00

Allen, Charles B.

134 00

Durgin, Benjamin F.

104 00

Alexander, John K.

104 00

Dickerman, Isaac

104 00

Bates, Francis

52 00

Downey, Timothy

134 00

Bartlett, Temple H.

78 00

Dunham, Robert

48 00

Bartlett, Winslow

104 00

Drew, Stephen H.

104 00

Barnes, Charles E.

72 00

Doane, Elbridge

106 00

Barnes, Winslow B.

128 00

Dyer, Charles E.

20 00

Barnes, George W.

48 00

Eddy, Henry F.

104 00

Barnes, Winslow C.

134 00

Eddy, Seth W.

52 00

Barnes, Robert H.

36 79

Elliot, Samuel

35 52

Barnes, Charles C.

78 00

Fish, George H.

78 00

Brown, William

104 00

Frothingham, James

78 00

Brown, Joseph A.

78 00

Feid, George

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Town annual report of Plymouth, MA 1865-1869, Part 14

Author: Publication date: 1865 Publisher: Town of Plymouth Number of Pages: 410

Author:
Publication date: 1865
Publisher: Town of Plymouth
Number of Pages: 410