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Amount brought forward,
$94 15
Paid Thomas Todd, printing cards, &c.,
21 00
C. F. Pierce & Co., stove-pipe, &c., 21 97
66 Edward Ginn, books,
13 20
66 M. F. Newcomb, shavings,
3 00
66 Whitney & Nash, merchandise, 1 30
A. F. & J. N. Blake, 50
66 Ellen McCarty, care of room, 84 28
$239 40
CODDINGTON SCHOOLS.
Paid N. B. Furnald, furniture and repairs, $34 12
66 J. W. Lombard, books, ink, &c., 21 65
C. F. Pierce & Co., stoves, linings, &c.,
130 42
66 Whitney & Nash, brooms, pitcher, &c.,
6 65
66 W. Abercrombie, shovel, brooms, &c.,
1 92
66 Milton Morse, labor,
18 90
66 Mary Flynn, care of rooms,
76 63
66
Henry Barker, 66
5 38
George Jones, 66
11 20
66 Frank A. Spear, 66
20 00
A. H. Taber, 66
19 00
$345 87
ADAMS SCHOOLS.
Paid Mary Fenton, care of rooms,
$111 40
66 Ellen McCarty,
22 36
66 W. S. Pattee, books, ink, &c.,
25 37
66 F. Hardwick, spiral springs, labor, &c.,
33 60
66 Bailey & Baxter, blackboards,
27 56
Patrick Sullivan, cleaning cellar, &c.,
23 00
66 J. W. Lombard, books, ink, &c., 18 76
66 Josiah Adams, pump and repairs,
22 99
66 W. H. Ingalls, tuning piano,
4 00
66 Eli Hayden, labor,
1 50
66 H. French, Jr., painting sign,
22 50
66 E. S. Fellows, stove-pipe, &c., 7 80
6 J. A. Wood, mats, ewer, &c.,
24 95
$345 79
Amount carried forward,
$931 06
8
Amount brought forward,
$931 06
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
Paid N. B. Furnald, curtains and furniture, $223 06
P. P. Kittredge, stock and labor, 107 43
66 W. G. Shattuck, ink wells, 18 90
Est. of J. W. Shaw, duster, brooms, &c., 9 47
F. B. Dakin, cards, &c.,
11 50
J. W. Lombard, books, &c.,
21 39
66 H. A. French, care of room,
17 20
Jane Grady,
23 75
John Porter, 66
17 20
C. A. Thomas, 66
4 40
Mrs. J. Packard, 66
E. E. Chapin, 26 60
16 20
Ida M. Newcomb,
1 00
" Mrs. A. Sullivan, "
$515 10
WILLARD SCHOOL.
Paid E. E. Hall & Co., books, ink, &c., $40 18
" W. S. Pattee,
29 63
" C. Lary, cedar posts, 10 00
28 00
66 O. T. Rogers & Co., stone,
11 40
T. O'Brien, gravel,
42 00
Samuel Ames, labor,
14 87
66 Patrick Sullivan, "
20 00
66 B. L. Crane, 66
20 25
66 T. Shortle,
6 00
H. G. Rogers, carting,
27 70
" E. S. Fellows, repairs on stoves, &c.,
30 24
" S. Dewing, Jr., care of room, 13 50
" E. F. Cole,
13 25
" E. A. Newcomb, 66
15 25
" C. L. Rideout, 66
13 25
" E. F. Nightingale,
$341 82 $1,446 16
Amounts carried forward,
6 30
" G. H. Locke,
17 00
9
Amounts brought forward,
$341 82 $1,446 16
Paid S. V. Wilde, care of room, 11 75
" M. A. Spear,
13 00
" G. S. Webster, 66
5 50
" . Mrs. T. Shortle,
2 00
374 07
QUINCY SCHOOLS.
Paid N. B. Furnald, furniture, &c., $73 73
" C. F. Pierce & Co., stove, pipe, &c.,
134 30
" E. Ramsdell, pump,
28 50
" J. W. Lombard, books, inks, &c., 6 83
Mrs. Lyons, care of room, 10 58
" Josiah Bass,
77 00
330 94
CRANE SCHOOL.
Paid C. F. Pierce, & Co., stoves, pipe, &c., $2 48
" William Lavender, care of rooms, 17 20
" J. W. Lombard, books, inks, &c., 42
" N. B. Furnald, duster, chairs, &c., 8 26
" Whitney & Nash, looking-glass, pail, &c., 2 50 30 86
EXPENSES OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE, ETC.
Paid Wm. S. Morton, use of horse and carriage, $30 00
Noah Cummings, 25 00
H. Dickerman, maps, 22 50
Henry Barker, advertising, &c.,
3 12
M. E. Green, 66 7 25
66 E. G. Pratt, horse-hire, 7 00
66 W. B. Duggan, travelling expenses, 2 60
6 G. L. Gill, services on School Report, 5 00
102 47
$2,284 50
2 Q
10
RECAPITULATION OF SCHOOL EXPENSES.
School.
Salaries.
Fuel.
Books and Stationery.
Care of Rooms.
Miscellaneous Incidentals.
Total.
High,
$1,987 77
$167 76
$20 58
$84 28
$134 54
$2,394 93
Coddington,
2,675 00
263 25
21 65
132 21
192 01
3,284 12
Adams,
2.257 55
280 00
44 13
133 76
167 90
2,883 34
Washington,
2,341 75
334 03
21 39
123 35
370 36
3,190 88
Willard,
3,279 06
220 80
76 11
117 74
180 22
3,873 93
Quincy,
1,325 08
80 00
6 83
87 58
13 24
406 36
Crane,
350 00
25 50
42
17 20
102 47
564 97
School Committee
462 50
$14,678 71
$1,371 34
$191 11
$696 12
$1,397 27
$18,334 55
Repairs on school-houses,
Rent of school-rooms, &c.,
$20,052 19
REPAIRS ON THE HIGHWAYS,
(In addition to that done from the Almshouse,) under the direction of the Surveyors of Highways.
CENTER DISTRICT.
E. W. Underwood, Surveyor.
Paid Patrick Sullivan, labor,
$117 24
Dennis Ford,
119 99
" John Wrenn, 66
110 24
66 William Crathorne, "
111 11
William Garvin, 66
76 12
Michael Dunn, 66
74 37
A. P. French,
95 75
" A. Dearborn, 66
180 84
Timothy Gay,
66
45 00
66 Gilbert Blaisdell,
6 00
James O'Brien,
8 75
" William S. Glover, "
17 37
" Harvey French, 66
25 81
" John Marrah,
Amount carried forward,
$1,104 96
236 53
1,736 02
1,332 64
385 00
116 37
11
Amount brought forward,
$1,104 96
Paid Thomas Denward, labor,
5 25
66 James Gallagher, 66
14 00
" W. Q. Torrey,
3 00
M. Conner, 66
21 38
Matthew Kelliher, 66
41 56
" Michael Cronin,
6 50
James Kelly,
3 50
" P. Connell,
6 00
Michael Garrity, 66
25 00
S. Henry Spear,
28 50
66
Horace Feltis, iron work,
2 50
66
R. Newcomb, stock and labor,
7 61
66
Swithen & Chase, stone,
4 00
Albert Keating, gravel,
23 45
" W. Abercrombie, spikes and nails,
1 33
$1,298 54
SOUTH DISTRICT.
E. W. Underwood, Surveyor.
Paid Timothy Gay, labor,
$129 50
" Gilbert Blaisdell,
66
120 24
" M. Keliher, 66
70 67
Dennis Ford, 66
77 44
66
John Wrenn,
76 05
66
James Kelly,
66
25 37
66
Patrick Sullivan,
66
41 56
66 M. Cronin,
66
17 00
66 Albert P. French,
28 87
Maurice Sheahan,
66
37 50
66
J. Kelsher,
66
4 37
W. S. Glover,
1 50
66
James Gallagher, 66
15 31
" Wm. Gavin, 66
20 56
66 P. Connell, 66
6 00
Amounts carried forward,
$725 74 $1,298 54
Wm. Crathorne,
66
53 80
12
Amounts brought forward, Paid John Marrah, 16
7 00
" Harvey French,
6 00
" C. A. Blaisdell,
1 50
" M. Dunn, 66
8 75
" F. & C. Wilson, stone,
" Mitchell Granite Co., " 13 04
Swithen & Chase, 48 00
$865 28
NORTH DISTRICT. Edmund B. Taylor, Surveyor.
Paid Patrick Farrell, labor,
$526 68
66 Edward Farrell, 105 87
" Edward Burke,
125 50
Dennis O'Neill,
101 50
66 Daniel Credan,
46 37
Daniel Sullivan, 66
32 25
6 Peter Morrill, 66
25 50
66 John R. Pratt, 66
42 00
6 Dennis O'Neill, 2d,“
31 94
" Jeremiah Crowley,“
14 87
" John Lyons,
29 75
66 Peter McGrail, 66
12 25
" J. Galban, 66
1
12 25
" Peter Martin,
8 50
" John Kelly, 66
8 75
" E. Locke,
8 75
- Harrington,
2 25
" P. Conner, 66
2 75
" M. Cronin, 66
40 92
" E. Ramsdell, stock and labor,
11 88
" Thomas Adams, gravel,
15 72
" F. Marden, ...
12 70
" John R. Pratt, 66
12 00
66 E. B. Taylor, 66
8 10
" Thomas Kennon, 66
$1,316 05 $2,163 82
Amounts carried forward,
$725 74 $1,298 54
55 25
77 00
13
Amounts brought forward,
$1,316 05 $2,163 82
11 37
Paid John J. Glover, use of cart, " F. & C. Wilson, post,
2 00
$1,329 42
QUINCY POINT DISTRICT. Edmund B. Taylor, Surveyor.
Paid Timothy Gay, labor,
$197 75
Patrick Sullivan,
62 43
" Patrick Farrell, 66
246 75
Edward Farrell,
70 44
Dennis Ford,
71 75
66
John Wren,
64 75
M. Keliher,
49 00
Wm. Crathorne, 60
71 75
" Wm. Gavin,
68 94
A. Dearborn,
66
87 00
66 M. Dunn, 60
66 50
66
James Blanche,
10 50
Albert P. French,
31 43
James Conners,
3 94
M. Conner,
66
1 50
John Mara, 66
11 81
66 James Gallagher,
66
7 00
66 E. M. Glover,
66
3 75
B. Newcomb,
8 25
" M. Cronin,
3 00
6 P. Connor, 66
3 00
W. K. Fitzgerald,
1 00
" C. Lord,
1 75
" Edward Burke, 66
66 94
Dennis O'Neill,
47 69
66 Dennis O'Neill, 2d. "
35 00
Jeremiah Crowley,
49 44
" Daniel Credan, 66
14 44
66 Peter McGrail, 66
9 19
Amounts carried forward,
$1,366 69 $3,493 24
14
Amounts brought forward, Paid E. Adams & Son, lumber,
$1,366 69 $3,493 24 8 00
66 R. Newcomb, stock and labor, 3 00
Bryant Newcomb, 66 66
28 00
66 John L. Souther, gravel,
11 68
" B. Newcomb, 66
7 50
" P. Farrell, posts,
" W. Abercrombie, spikes and nails, 1 05
$1,518 42
WEST DISTRICT. Jacob F. Eaton, Surveyor.
Paid Maurice Sheahan, labor,
$542 50
66 Thomas Shortle, 66
416 25
66 P. Sullivan,
36 75
66 Patrick Welch,
15 88
Patrick Ballou, 66
12 44
66 M. Kelliher, 66
8 62
66
Timothy Gay, 66
30 75
James Mullen,
66
123 30
" John Kelly, 66
28 87
" J. S. Beale,
gravel,
27 48
66 J. F. Eaton,
66
3 90
66
J. W. Robertson,
66
3 00
66 B. Riordan,
.
6 72
" T. O'Brien,
66
18 00
" O. T. Rogers & Co., stone,
14 60
" Luke Rideout, 66
-
$1,266 72
EAST DISTRICT. Jacob F. Eaton, Surveyor.
Paid Dennis Ford, labor, $26 87
" Timothy Gay, 66
65 00
" Patrick Sullivan, 66
32 37
Amounts carried forward,
$124 24 $6,278 38
4 50
C. K. Hunt,
10 66
92 50
15
Amounts brought forward,
$124 24 $6,278 38
Paid P. Connor, labor,
16 00
G. W. Hayden, 66
8 75
" Charles Harris, 66
11 00
" F. Wendover, 66
4 00
66 John Wren, 66
19 37
John Kelsher, 66
10 25
66 M. Cronin, 66
9 50
66 Wm. Crathorne, 66
5 25
66 M. Sheahan,
66
37 50
66 H. Littlefield,
67 87
66 Amos M. Litchfield, “
134 77
66 E. Adams & Son, plank,
39 16
H. B. Ellis, stone, 50 50
J. Q. Adams, land damage,
25 00
$563 16
REMOVING SNOW.
Paid sundry persons shoveling snow,
$1,949 43
$8,790 97
NEW ROADS, &c.
NEW PAYNES-HILL ROAD.
Paid Maurice Sheahan, balance of contract, $142 75
" J. Q. A. Field, labor, 13 00
$155 75
WIDENING HANCOCK STREET (NORTHI DISTRICT).
Paid Patrick Farrel, labor,
$132 75
" Edward Farrel, "
28 00
Daniel Credan, "
29 75
66 Edward Colgan, "
14 25
Edward Burke, "
34 00
Amounts carried forward,
$238 75
$155 75
16
Amounts brought forward,
Paid Daniel Casey, labor,
10 50
Jeremiah Hollahan, "
12 00
" E. Ramsdell, stock and labor,
176 00
" N. F. Safford, gravel,
20 36
68 88
" William Mahoney, "
35 40
" P. Farrell,
" J. Donavan, sharpening tools,
3 35
$565 24
WIDENING HANCOCK STREET (CENTER DISTRICT).
Paid F. & C. Wilson, stone,
$101 28
" L. Rideout, stone and labor, 12 00
" C. H. Kimball, labor, 3 75
$117 03
WIDENING GRANITE STREET.
Paid C. C. Churchill, costs of Co. Commissioners,
$102 25
$940 27
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Under the direction of the Board of Engineers.
NIAGARA No. 1. Washington M. French, Engineer.
Paid 40 members (1867),
$200 00
Steward,
30 00
" E. Adams & Son, coal, 13 00
" R. L. Lee, fuel,
4 00
" R. Lowe, badges and repairs, 16 32
" J. W. Hersey, stock and labor, 2 00
" C. F. Pierce & Co., boiler, lanterns, &c., 10 40
". J. Arey, Jr., fluid and wicks, 1 50
" A. F. Allen, hose wrenches,
4 50
" Whitney & Nash, chamois skin, &c., 2 50
" W. Abercrombie, oil, brooms, &c., 12 35
$238 75 $155 75
Amounts carried forward, $296 57
17
Amount brought forward,
$296 57
TIGER No. 2. William Parker, Jr., Engineer.
Paid 45 members (1867),
$225 00
Steward,
30 00
" W. S. Hobart, care of engine, 10 00
" R. Lowe, badges and repairs,
34 12
6 Hunneman & Co. spanners,
2 50
" E. Adams & Son, coal,
6 00
". R. L. Lee, fuel,
2 25
Tirrell & Sons, repairs,
2 75
Bowditch Express Co., carting hose,
1 50
A. F. Allen, hose wrenches,
4 50
E. S. Fellows, lanterns, &c. 7 05
John A. Wood, oil, soap, &c.
5 63
" George L. Baxter & Co., refreshments, 8 50
" Whitney & Nash, line, 37
$340 17
GRANITE No. 3. William Gragg, Engineer.
Paid 32 members (1867),
$160 00
Steward,
30 00
" G. H. Locke, refreshments (1867), 9 00
" R. Lowe, repairs on hose, badges, &c.
66 90
" J. W. Hersey, stock and labor, 10 50,
" Hunneman & Co., painting and repairs,
268 92
66 C. F. Pierce & Co., lanterns, &c.
9 18
" E. E. Hall & Co., refreshments, 66 oil, wicks, &c. 27 58
66 A. F. Allen, hose wrenches,
4 50
Whitney & Nash, sponges, &c. 1 00
" E. S. Fellows, stove, pipe, &c. 17 17
" N. B. Furnald, lantern and repairs, 6 00
$640 58
Amount carried forward,
$1.277 32
3 Q
29 83
18
$1,277 32
Amount brought forward,
VULTURE NO. 4. William H. Sampson, Engineer.
Paid 15 members (1867),
$75 00
Steward, 30 00
" E. Adams & Son, wood and coal, 12 13
66 B. Bryant, fence, 14 00
" Est. of J. W. Shaw, oil, &c. 1 28
" Hunneman & Co., painting and repairs, 308 25
" C. F. Pierce & Co., stove, &c. 17 85
" A. F. Allen, hose wrenches, 4 50
" N. B. Furnald, lantern and globe, 3 25
$466 26
FIREMAN'S AID No. 1. Samuel Ames, Engineer.
Paid 31 members (1867), $155 00
66 Steward, 66 30 00
" R. Lowe, belts, repairs, &c. 10 73
2 75
66 R. L. Lee, fuel,
5 34
A. F. & J. N. Blake, oil, chimneys, &c.
refreshments, 5 13
66
66 E. S. Fellows, repairs on stoves, 4 50
$213 45
GENERAL EXPENSES.
Paid Vulture Engine Co., filling reservoir, $50 00
W. M. French, services as engineer (1867), 5 00
" Samuel Ames, 5 00
" W. H. Sampson, 66
5 00
5 00
" E. B. Taylor, 15 00
" W. Parker, Jr. 66
" W. M. French, extra 66 24 75
10 50
" Samuel Ames, 4 50
" W. Parker, Jr.
66
" M. E. Green, printing and advertising, 7 75
" M. M. C. Chubbuck, services at Panton's fire, 1 50
$134 00
$2,091 03
19
ALMSHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT, DR.
ANDREW B. MORSE, Superintendent.
To amount of stock on hand, appraised Feb. 1, 1868,
$2,892 16
Paid Joseph Loud & Co., grain, $721 40
" I. W. Munroe & Co., groceries, 198 67
" W. Abercrombie, 66
101 12
" Whitney & Nash, 66
113 41
66 Geo. L. Baxter & Co.
20 30
John A. Wood, .
66
6 43
66 A. O. Crane & Co .; soap,
8 80
66 J. G. Darling, potatoes,
11 60
Hobbs & Rand,
10 02
Nichols & Hinckley, butter,
33 75
66 G. & H. S. Totman, provisions,
245 28
" S. T. Allen,
18 41
" R. Newcomb, cider,
1 80
" J. M. Draper, cow, 72 00
"' S. S. Nichols, covered wagon, 95 00
" G. W. Brooks, sleigh, 12 00
" G. W. Berry, pung, 14 00
" Ve'ora Bean, cart and harness, 100 00
" F. A. Lapham, boot on sleigh 10 00
George J. Jones, harness and repairs, 33 08
Ralph Lowe, repairs on harness, 5 25
" C. C. Johnson, medicines, &c.,
37 25
" John H. Veazie, 7 26
" N. B. Furnald, merchandise,
16 80
J. A. Mclellan,
7 23
Tirrell & Sons, wheelwright work,
37 63
66 D. McCurdy,
10 50
Loring Whitney, 66 66
2 42
John A. Billings,
12 00
·· J. Q. A. Wild, blacksmith work,
44 30
Amounts curried forward,
$2,007 71 $2,892 16
20
Amounts brought forward,
$2,007 71 $2,892 16
Paid Horace Feltis, blacksmithing,
31 26
J. H. Gilbert, M. D., services,
25 00
" A. B. Morse, services as sup't.,
400 00
C. F. Pierce & Co., stove linings, &c., 12 54
1 40
Jonathan Cook, dressing hogs,
10 50
66 Lewis Bass, wood,
41 50
66 Seth Spear, posts, 2 10
24 00
66 H. H. Faxon, use of cart, 2 00
66 H. C. Rand & Co., leather, 5 45
66 Whittimore, Belcher & Co., tools, 2 50
2 00
Ames Plow Co.,
1 01
C. T. Reed, findings,
A. B. Morse, cash paid sundry bills,
26 21
D. B. Stetson, shoes, &c., 21 40
Bowditch Express Co., carting, 11 55
66 William Garrity, 66
75
6: 66 S. B. Bent, 3 00
66 J. W. Lombard, clothing, &c., 12 21
66 Horace Feltis, sharpening tools, 41 85
66 J. Q. A. Wild, 66
(1867-8,) 64 88
66 3 E. M. Glover, labor,
163 85
66 G. F. Blaisdell, " 65 00
James O'Brien, "
157 50
66 Patrick Sullivan, " 50 75
G. W. Hayden, 66
17 50
A. P. French, 66
33 50
C. F. Lord, 66
14 25
66 M. Eastman, 66
19 00
66 M. Kelliher 6 6
14 00
66 M. Dunn, 66
8 75
66 L. A. Joel, 66
7 10
66 M. Conner,
3 00
W. Crathorne, 66
8 75
" J. Kelly, 66
11 37
Amounts carried forward,
$3,325 14 $2,892 16
" E. S. Fellows, stove pipe, &c.,
Owen Adams, coal,
21
Amounts brought forward, Paid J. Gallagher, labor,
$3,325 14 $2,892 16 8 75
66 D. Ford,
10 49
John Wren, 66
18 38
Jason Wood,
7 50
T. Noble,
3 00
T. Wendover, 66
4 50
Charles Moses, 66
6 00
Wm. Gavin,
1 75
P. Connell, 66
2 00
$3,387 51
$6,279 67
ALMSHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT, CR., Appraisal of Stock, Tools, and Provisions, Feb. 1, 1869.
3 horses,
$750 00
Am't brought for'd, $1,796 00
2 cows,
140 00
1 sled, 8 00
Lot of fowl,
27 00
3 cart harnesses, 65 00
9 tons English hay,
198 00
1 double harness, 25 00
5 " salt hay,
75 00
1 lead harness,
14 00
1 rowen,
20 00
2 harnesses, 20 00
Lot of straw,
3 00
1 hay cutter,
15 00
15 cords manure,
100 00
Blankets,
3 00
3 horse carts,
225 00
Hay rope,
2 50
1 hay wagon,
50 00
Grain chest,
10 00
1 open wagon,
38 00
Feed boxes,
10 00
1 covered wagon,
75 00
Farming tools,
36 50
1 sleigh,
10 00
Chains and old iron,
4 00
1 pung,
15 00
Ox yokes,
10 00
1 mowing machine,
25 00
Whiffletrees,
5 00
1 road scrap'r and harrow, 13 00
Forks and shovels,
2 50
1 scraper, 10 00
1 horse rake, 8 00
2 tool boxes, 7 00
2 snow ploughs,
4 00
Grindstones and 2 ladders, 4 50
Old wheels, &c.,
10 00
Saws and axes, 6 00
Am't carried for'd, $1,796 00
Jack and drag, 4 00
Am't carried for'd, $2,048 00
22
Am't bro't forward, $2,048 00
Vise and bench, 10 00
Skewers. 10 00
Barrels and old boxes, 8 50
Butter,
10 00
2 plows and cultivator, 15 00
Sugar,
3 50
Soap,
7 00
Posts and rails,
22 00
Pickles,
2 50
Old plank and lumber,
18 00
Salt and pepper,
2 00
4 stoves,
55 00
Crackers,
6 00
Coal,
10 00
Dried apples,
25 00
Lot wood,
178 00
Tea,
7 20
10 bushels corn.
10 50
Coffee,
7 20
9
barley,
18 00
Fish,
5 00
Salt pork,
175 00
Medicine,
30 00
Fresh pork,
10 00
4 barrels soap,
5 00
Sausages,
3 00
Husks,
3 00
Beef,
48 00
Hams and shoulders,
56 00
Pop corn,
6 00
Potatoes,
175 00
Beans,
14 00
Apples,
27 00
Turnips,
13 00
Cabbages,
$3,140 40
Am't car'd forw'd, $2,931 00
PRODUCE SOLD FROM ALMSHOUSE.
Hay, $35.76 ; calves, $17 ; grain, $8 ; apples, $25, $85 76
Beef, $30 ; ox carts, $45 ; gravel, $13.50, 88 50
Lard and pork, $27.92 ; poultry, $28.25,
56 17
Vegetables, milk, eggs, &c.,
Furnished to 54 travelers, 108 meals and 54 lodgings,
30 00
Due for rent of Rock Island,
LABOR ON HIGHWAYS, &c.,
201} days' labor of superintendent, $403 00
482 hired men, 843 50
580 horse and cart, 1015 00
Use of plow, &c., 10 00
11 40
Posts, rails and old plank,
$2,282 90
$5,852 80
Lard, 30 00
Flour, 13 00
20 00
Wringer, wash-tubs, &c., 14 00
Am't bro't forward, $2,931 00
142 07 $372 50
$27 00
20 00
Onions,
23
Total amount charged to Almshouse for the year ending Feb. 1, 1869, $6,279 67
Total amount accredited to Almshouse, 5,852 80
POOR OUT OF ALMSHOUSE.
Paid State Lunatic Hospital, board of W. F. Hinckley, Mary F. Rodman, Chloe H. Underwood, Susan N. Hunt, Charles E. Gay, John Cullen, and Lucy F. Fowle, $927 08
State Industrial School, board of M. A. Warren and M. F. Dailey, 96 50
State Reform School, board of W. E. F. Prince and Titus Hobart, 41 39
Mass. Gen. Hospital, board of D. Callahan, 49 00
State Nautical School, board of M. S. Packard, A. O. Lord, and N. Elcock, 46 20
City of Boston, support of E. B. Furnald, Wm. Talbot, Mary Simmons, T. & W. Rowell, 198 80
City of Fall River, support of Charlotte P. Savil, 51 50
Town of Randolph, support of Mrs. Swain and Ann Hunt, 95 49
Town of Haverhill,
" Mrs. J. W. Hayden, 38 00
+ Sumner Soule 66 " F. A. Alden's family, 117 00
* John Hall, funeral expenses Taunt child, 10 00
* Charles II. Kimball, coffins, 35 50
Harrison Hunt, board of J. W. Hunt, 13 50
W. II. Spear, " " Henry Nourse, 35 00
W. M. French, conveyance of paupers to Bridgewater, 13 90 + . 6 " W. Turner to hospital, 20 80
J. H. Gilbert, attendance on H. Nourse (1867),
14 00
V. French, board of Catharine Tansey,
18 00
J. T. French, refreshments to paupers in lockup,
4 85
S. F. Newcomb, goods to Mrs. T. Munroe, 100 00
E. Adams & Son, wood and coal, יי
33 50
Amount carried forward, $1,960 01
* To be refunded.
t Refunded.
24
Amount brought forward,
$1,960 01
W. Abercrombie, goods to Josiah Bass, 104 00 + 66
" Mrs. Sprague,
52 00
* 66 66 " William Taunt, 5 00
" Mrs. A. L. Jones,
15 00
E. Adams & Son, coal to 6 50 66
G. H. Locke, goods to Mrs. J. Forbes, 88 34
Owen Adams, wood and coal to
21 00
E. Adams & Son, " 66 66
3 00
W. Abercrombie, goods to T. Rowell,
" B. Faxon,
12 00
G. L. Baxter & Co., " 66
27 00
A. F. & J. N. Blake," 66
3 00
Geo. L. Baxter, wood 66 66
5 00
*G. H. Locke, goods to John Shields,
18 67
*J. D. Robinson, coal to 66
4 50
O. C. & N. R. R., tickets for paupers,
13 40
E. B. Taylor, cash to sundry poor persons,
32 00
E. W. Underwood, " 66 66 66
36 75
J. F. Eaton, 66 66 66
39 50
W. Abercrombie, goods to Mrs. J. Hobart,
5 00
R. L. Lee, wood to
6 50
E. Adams & Son, wood and coal, "
26 00
Est. of J. W. Shaw, goods to J. Hersey,
4 00
L. L. Crane, 66
66
6 00
Geo. L. Baxter & Co.,
4 00
A. F. & J. N. Blake, 66
66
3 00
*Est. of J. W. Shaw,
Mrs. Wm. Garland,
5 25
*E. E. Hall & Co., 66 W. M. Tirrell,
66 C. Elcock,
8 50
Owen Adams, wood and coal to
20 50
E. Adams & Son, coal 66 66
28 00
. * E. E. Hall & Co., goods to D. Callahan, 66 " Mrs. E. Wood,
5 00
Owen Adams, coal
6 25
John A. Wood, goods to Mrs. Lockney,
3 00
Geo. L. Baxter & Co., "
2 00
Amount carried forward,
$2,599 92
* To be refunded.
t Refunded.
9 00
4 50
6 75
25
Amount brought forward,
$2,599 92
E. Adams & Son, coal to Mrs Lockney,
6 50
A. F. & J. N. Blake, goods to Ellen French,
7 00
B. McGann,
8 00
66 66
Mrs. Callahan,
2 00
66
66
Thos. Walsh,
5 00
E. Adams & Son, coal to
66
6 50
Lewis Bass, wood to
4 13
A. F. & J. N. Blake, goods to Mrs. Denward,
6 00
J. D. Robinson, coal to Mrs. D. Sullivan,
6 00
Owen Adams,
66
Mrs. J. Baker,
10 50
66
6:
66
66
T. Carrol,
10 25
66
66
Volney French,
5 00
66
66
66
Mrs. Mayall,
6 25
66
66
66
Mrs. T. Shortle,
5 63
66
66
Mrs. Hernan,
12 00
66
66
wood and coal to Mrs. Glennon,
7 50
66 Mrs. G. Spear,
7 00
Lewis Bass, wood to Mrs. McCarty,
E. Adams & Son, wood and coal to Mrs. McCarty,
66
66
66
66
66
Mrs. Baker,
6 75
66
66
66
66
Mrs. Callahan,
14 00
66
66
66
66
Mrs. P. Thomas,
12 00
66
66
66
Mrs. T. Wood,
15 75
66
66
66
66
Mrs. James Hall,
18 25
Mrs. G. Packard,
12 00
66
66
66
66
Mrs. T. Newcomb,
9 00
66
66
66
66
Mrs. G. Spear,
24 25
66
66
66
Mrs. G. Dailey,
9 25
66
66
coal to Mrs. T. Shortle,
4 13
66
66
66
Mrs. C. Hayden,
11 00
66
Mrs. Malone,
6 50
66
66
66
Samuel Sias,
12 50
2 50
16 00
Ellen O'Brien,
13 50
66
66
66
$2.907 06
* To be refunded.
4 Q
Mrs. J. Graham,
4 50
26
CONTRA.
Received of Town of Hingham, for support
66 of Mrs. Sprague, $104 00
66 State Treas. on acc't of coffins, 5 00
66 State Industrial School, re- funded, 26 00
Due from State, and other towns, for sup- port of poor, 467 75
$602 75
2907.01.
2304.31
REPAIRS ON TOWN BUILDINGS.
ALMSHOUSE AND BARN.
Paid T. J. Snell, stock and labor, $29 59
". J. W. Hersey, " 12 65
R. Lewis, Jr., “ 66
2 50
" H. G. Pratt, Jr., 6 92
" J. W. Robey, whitewashing,
2 00
" E. Adams & Son, lumber, 13 71
$67 37
CODDINGTON SCHOOL-HOUSE.
Paid Peter B. Turner, stock and labor,
$19 98
R. Newcomb,
8 16
" J. W. Robey, 66 66
31 14
ADAMS AND STONE SCHOOL-HOUSES.
Paid A. M. Litchfield, stock and labor,
$187 95
Liba Litchfield, 66 27 21
" W. H. French, 66 21 00
" Thomas Kelley, 66 10 00
246 16
$344 67
Amounts carried forward,
3 00
27
Amount brought forward,
$344 67
WASHINGTON SCHOOL-HOUSE.
Paid John W. Hersey, stock and labor,
$432 04
" David Chubbuck, " 66
10 00
" Harvey French, Jr., 66
7 25
" E. Adams & Son, lumber,
6 35
455 64
WILLARD SCHOOL-HOUSE.
Paid Jonas Shackley, stock and labor,
$42 79
Edward Connor,
66
26 25
" M. Kirvin, 66
66
15 00
" W. H. French, 66
12 00
Badger Bros.,
66
10 61
C. F. A. Gardner, "
66
4 00
" N. C. Buck, repairs on lightning-rods,
6 00
116 65
QUINCY SCHOOL-HOUSE.
Paid A. S. Sawtelle, stock and labor,
$317 94
" E. Ramsdell, 66 66
108 46
" H. F. Fobes,
66
8 00
434 40
CRANE SCHOOL-HOUSE.
Paid William Davenport, stock and labor, $18 85
John W. Hersey, 66
9 00
" Matherson & Walker, lightning-rods, 17 80
" E. B. Holmes, labor,
3 00
48 65
TOWN-HOUSE.
Paid Matherson & Walker, lightning rods, $75 49
Harvey French, Jr., stock and labor,
35 12
" C. H. Kimball, 66
14 00
Brown & Strauss, 66
8 00
Amounts carried forward,
$132 51 $1,400 01
66
28
Amounts brought forward,
$132 61 $1,400 01 4 00
Paid Thomas Kelly, stock and labor,
5 76
" J. W. Robey, 66
7 20
" Joseph Arey, Jr., 66
1 50
" E. P. Nightingale, labor,
" Citizens' Gas Co., lantern and pipe, 22 23
" E. Adams & Son, lumber, 3 77
$180 07
NIAGARA ENGINE-HOUSE.
Paid Wm. Davenport, labor and stock,
3 00
" E. Adams & Son, lumber, 8 10
13 00
GRANITE ENGINE-HOUSE.
Paid Jonas Shackley, stock and labor,
11 37
Badger Bro's, 66
76 48
$1,669 56
TOWN-HOUSE.
JOSEPH T. FRENCH, Superintendent.
Paid Citizens' Gas Co., gas,
70 66
J. T. French, care of halls,
25 50
66 care of Selectmen's room,
14 10
John Parrot, labor,
19 51
66 E. S. Fellows, repairs on stoves, &c.,
11 55
" C. F. Pierce & Co.,
4 00
" N. B. Furnald, merchandise,
" Whitney & Nash, ."
3 58
$459 10
" H. G. Pratt, Jr.,
3 00
$1 90
66 R. Newcomb,
$65 11
$310 20
29
CONTRA.
Received for use of halls,
$360 00
of Mt. Wollaston Bank, rent, 150 00
66 " J. Q. Adams, rent, 150 00
Due for use of halls,
39 50
$699 50
TOWN OFFICERS.
SELECTMEN, ASSESSORS, SURVEYORS OF HIGHWAYS, AND OVERSEERS
OF POOR.
Paid Edmund B. Taylor, 214 days, $642 00
" E. W. Underwood, 215
645 00
" Jacob F. Eaton, 173 66
519 00
TOWN CLERK.
" George L. Gill (1867), 50 00
TOWN TREASURER.
" Wyman Abercrombie (1867), 100 00
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Henry Barker (1867-8), 202 50
Wm. S. Morton, “ 129 00
66 Noah Cummings (1868), 102 00
" Wm. B. Duggan, " 29 00
CONSTABLES AND POLICE OFFICERS.
" Joseph T. French (1868), 31 00
" Frederic Hardwick, " 8 00
66 Chas. II. Kimball, 6 00
66 Chas. A. Follett, 66
6 00
" E. P. Nightingale, 66
6 00
66 Benjamin Watson, 66
6 00
66 John Ring, 6 00 66
6 00
66 William Parker, Jr. (1867),
3 00
82,496 50
Henry Curtis, 66
30
RENTS.
Paid Q. M. F. Ins. Co., rent of school-room, $120 00
" Bass & Robertson, 100 00
" W. Abercrombie, 66
100 00
" Henry Barker, use of room for School Committee, 60 00
66 John A. Wood, site of Tiger engine-house, 25 00
" C. Hardwick, land adjoining Stone school-house, 5 00
$410 00
HAY SCALES.
N. B FURNALD, Superintendent.
Paid N. B. Furnald, books, stock, and labor, $14 10
Amount received for weighing, $171 23
Received Town's share of income, $85 61
CEMETERIES.
MOUNT WOLLASTON CEMETERY.
Paid William Talbot, labor,
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