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J. Arey, Jr., curtains, duster, and chairs, 30 00
E. B. Souther, books, ink, crayon, etc., 30 99
C. F. & J. W. Pierce, stove, repairs, etc., 71 23 Bridget Marrah, cleaning and care of rooms, 8 53
66 Whitney & Nash, tumblers, ink, etc., 3 90
W. Abercrombie, brooms, soap, etc., 4 14
66 N. B. Furnald, school furniture, 37 48
$356 54
ADAMS SCHOOLS.
Paid Wm. S. Pattee, books, ink, stationery, etc .. $68 73
" J. W. Lombard, ink and crayons, 2 70
" J. L. Ross, school furniture, 27 50
" W. H. Ingals, tuning and repairing piano, 2 25
" I. Arey, Jr., feather duster, curtains and mirror, 24 94
" A. M. Litchfield, stock and labor, 7 25
" E. B. Souther, books, 4 68
Amounts carried forward,
$138 05
$670 75
8
Amounts brought forward, $138 05
Paid Daniel Baxter & Co., brooms, ink, etc., 18 53
" E. S. Fellows, stove pipe, etc., 65 90
" Crosby & Ainsworth, books,
1 20
" Mary Fenton, care of rooms, 76 62
Ellen McCarty, " 18 60
" John Cahil, sawing and splitting wood, 2 00
$320 90
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
Paid John O. Holden, repairing clock, . $1 50
" L. L. Crane, bell, brush, and brooms, 3 39
" C. F. & J. W. Pierce, stoves, repairing and cleaning, 53 80
" Samuel Graves, chairs, 9 30
" Packard, Burrell & Co., feather duster, 4 50
" S. F. Newcomb, hatchet, duster, broom, etc., 5 26
J. W. Lombard, books and ink, 2 59
" J. Arey, Jr., repairing chair, mirror, etc., 3 92
" E. B. Souther, books, 5 75
" Whitney & Nash, pitcher and glass, 78
" Wm. S. Pattee, books, 4 25
49 15
" E. S. Fellows, stove-pipe, etc.,
" E. Chapin, care of room and sawing wood, 18 80
" Thos. Driscol, care of furnace, 6 50
" Ida M. Newcomb, " room,
36 00
" H. A. French, 66
12 80
Joseph Collier, 60 furnace,
1 50
S. A. Souther, room, 9 60
" John Porter, 66 22 00
" Mrs. J. Parrott, cleaning room, 11 56
" Patrick Connor, cellar and vault, 17 00
" C. A. Thomas, care of room, 3 02
" Thos Frye, furnace, 17 00
$670 75
$299 97
$1,291 62
mount carried forward,
9
Amount brought forward,
$1,291 62
WILLARD SCHOOLS.
Paid W. S. Pattee, books, pens, and chart,
$18 01
" John O. Holden, clock, bell, and ther- mometer, 15 37
N. B. Furnald, furniture, labor, etc.,
185 87
66 E. F. Cole, care of room, 6 00
M. A. Spear, 17 00
G. S. Webster, 55 00
66 Mrs. McGovern, cleaning room, 4 00
66 James Duggan, care of room and cleaning, 18 30 Mrs. Hetherston, 66 10 00 66
66 James Mahoney, building fire,
8 75
J. McNeil, 60
8 75
E. S. Fellows, stoves, pipe, etc., 102 70
66 Geo. H. Locke, brooms, duster, etc., 15 92
Alden French, repairs on pump, 6 55
J. W. Ross, ink-wells, 43 75
E. B. Souther, stationery, book, etc., 8 42
$524 39
QUINCY SCHOOLS.
Paid W. S. Pattee, books, ink, etc.,
$5 39
N. B. Furnald, chairs and cord, 7 10
" C. F. & J. W. Pierce, fenders, repairing stove, 31 55
66 Eliab Ramsdell, carpet, brushes, slate, etc., 14 44
66 E. Merrill, Jr., repairing pump, 11 00
66 J. Arey, Jr., curtain, etc., 12 00
66 Alden French, repairing pump,
1 50
66 Josiah Bass, sawing and splitting wood, etc., 13 00
care of room, 100 00
$195 98
Amount carried forward,
$2,011 99
2Q
10
Amount brought forward,
2,011 99
CRANE SCHOOL.
Paid W. S. Pattee, colored crayons,
$1 87
J. W. Lombard, ink, 62
1 90
E. B. Souther, books, 54 50
" C. F. & J. W. Pierce, stoves and pipe,
66 Whitney & Nash, basin, crayons, etc., 1 20
" W: M. French, conveyance scholars, 38 00
" W. Lavender, care of room, 12 00
$110 09
EXPENSES OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE, ETC.
Paid W. M. French, use of horse and carriage, $43 00
D. K. Flint, conveying school committee, 8 75
" Noah Cummings, use of horse and car- riage, 26 00
" Wm. B. Duggan, travelling expenses and advertising, 16 12
" O. C. & N. R. R. Co., freight, 50
66 C. O. Rogers, advertising, 3 50
66 Worthington, Flanders & Co., advertising, 75
H. F. Smith, advertising, books, etc., 17 25
Thos. Todd, printing, 49 50
66 M. E. Green, printing and advertising, 6 25
E. G. Pratt, diplomas and ribbon, 7 50
66 stationery, travelling expenses, 22 60
66 W. S. Morton, use of horse and carriage, 20 00
$221 72
Amount carried forward,
$2,343 80.
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-
11
Amount brought forward,
$2,343 80
EXPENSES OF FITTING UP SCHOOL COMMITTEE ROOM.
Paid Cutter, Tower & Co., desk and furniture, $18 42
66 J. H. Pray, Sons & Co., carpeting, 79 76
Lincoln & Hopkinson, basket, 1 00
Norcross, Mellen & Co., spittoon and mat, 2 75
". Littlehale, Drake & Willet, table,
34 00
66 Samuel Graves, chairs,
20 25
S. B. Bent, moving desk,
50
66 Bowditch & Co., expressage,
3 25
.
$159 93
$2,503 73
RECAPITULATION OF SCHOOL EXPENSES.
SCHOOL.
Salaries.
Fuel.
Stationery.
Rooms.
Miscellaneous
Incidentals.
Total.
High .
$1,797 84
$27 50
$35 10
$66 37
$212 74
$2,139 55
Coddington
2,719 97
300 53
37 54
149 50
169 50
3,377 04
Adams
.
3,809 03
261 10
95 84
95 22
129 84
4,391 03
Washington
2,404 44
334 83
12 59
138 78
148 60
3,039 24
Willard .
3,081 47
246 73
26 43
127 80
370 16
3,852 59
Quincy
1,355 87
98 69
5 39
100 00
90 59
1,650 54
Crane
284 90
27 27
4 39
12 00
93 70
422 26
SchoolCommittee
635 00
381 65
1,016 65
$16,088 52 $1,296 65
$217 28
$689 67
$1,596 78
$19,888 90
Repairs on School Houses
1,536 43
Rent of School Rooms .
. 530 00
$21,955 33
.
Books and
Care of
12
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 E. Woodward, gravel,
$77 46
N. B. Furnald,
8 58
J. Q. Adams,
3 00
C. H. Hardwick, stone chips,
9 28
George Eaton, trees,
5 00
A. M. Litchfield, stock and labor,
50 75
Patrick Sullivan,
labor,
63 43
Patrick Sullivan, 2d,
66
1 75
Timothy Gay,
66
255 49
66
Dennis Ford,
66
84 43
Wm. Crathorne,
66
112 43
James Connors,
66
78 74
Patrick Farrell,
66
214 63
Daniel McCarty,
66
53 81
E. Burke,
66
71 31
66 Peter Martin,
66
30 19
M. Donlan,
66
13 12
Bernard Gerry,
66
. 69 56
" Thomas Haffernan,
74 81
Gilbert Blaisdell,
29 75
J. P. Wentworth,
65
17 00
M. Kelliher,
49 74
James Goulding,
66
58 19
66 Timothy Ryan,
66
31 07
Malsey Dolan,
66
27 12
66 John Gerry,
66
19 25
John Cokety,
66
20 12
Amount carried forward,
$1,548 51
18 50
E. F. Hayden,
13
Amount brought forward,
$1,548 51
Paid A P. French,
labor,
4 50
James Mullen,
11 38
Patrick Garven,
3 50
Thomas Shortle,
66
14 00
Thomas Lennon,
17 50
Harvey Hayden,
66
1 00
Henry Talbot,
36 75
Michael Dunn,
97 62
Wm. Garven,
80 06
Thos. Williams,
66
9 00
66
Dennis O'Neil,
66
19 25
Thos. Kilraine,
66
2 62
Wm. Talbot,
36 00
M. Donlin,
50
James Kelley,
1 00
W. Wildman,
3 50
W. S. Glover,
5 25
" D. Mundy,
10 50
$1,902 44
SOUTH DISTRICT.
E. S. Fellows, Surveyor.
Paid E. Adams & Son, lumber,
$16 60
W. Parker, Jr., stock and labor,
11 30
R. L. Lee, setting edge-stones,
15 10
יי F. & C. Wilson, splitting stone,
4 00
66 Bailey & Baxter, stock and labor,
10 62
66
Daniel Baxter & Co., cedar posts,
6 00
66
Maurice Sheahan,
66 50
66
Timothy Gay,
278 37
Patrick Sullivan,
94 49
Patrick Sullivan, 2d,
45 88
Dennis Ford,
111 12
Amounts carried forward,
$877 37 $1,902 44
66
66 A. B. Morse, bal. between posts and gravel, 12 00 F. & C. Wilson, covering and wall-stone, 96 90 Wm. Crathorne, labor,
108 49
14
Amounts brought forward,
119 87
Paid James Connors,
labor,
28 00
66
Gilbert Blaisdell,
76 25
M. Kelliher,
66
12 00
Chas. Blaisdell,
66
A. P. French,
66
65 00
66
James Mullen,
17 50
66 Patrick Garven,
94 49
66 Wm. Garven,
77 00
Thos. Shortle,
66
90 12
66 Michael Dunn,
66
3 50
Thos. Kilraine,
66
36 99
66 James Galligher,
66
3 50
66 Wilson Wildman,
66
4 37
Bernard Munday,
66
5 25
Wm. S. Glover,
$1,526 08
NORTH DISTRICT.
E. B. Taylor, Surveyor.
Paid G. W. Berry, blacksmithing,
$9 75
66 John Donahoe, 66
2 28
Wm. H. Gray, lumber,
76 70
66 Eliab Ramsdell, stock and labor,
64 00
66 F. & C. Wilson, stone,
17 34
Thos. Kennon, gravel,
7 56
66 Patrick Farrell, "
233 17
John R. Pratt, labor and gravel,
5 40
66 P. Cunningham, gravel,
50 75
Thomas Haffernan, labor,
17 50
William Mahoney,
287 25
Patrick Farrell, 66
45 50
Thomas Kilraine, 66
.
$881 16 $3,428 52
Amounts carried forward,
8 40
J. C. Randall, gravel,
55 56
Henry Talbot,
13 12
$877 37 $1,902 44
66
1 75
15
Amounts brought forward,
$881 16 $3,428 52
Paid Edward Burke,
labor,
70 00
66 Bernard Gerry,
70 00
John McCarty,
14 00
John Gerry,
66
59 50
66
Charles Grant,
1 75
66
Daniel McCarty,
66
71 75
Dennis O'Neil,
26 25
66
F. Marden, gravel,
37 08
66
Timothy Gay,
labor,
10 50
66
4 81
Dennis Ford,
5 25
66 William Crathorne,
66
3 50
James Connors,
66
3 50
James O'Brien,
66
24 50
66
Peter Martin,
66
5 25
66
Thomas Lennon,
66
24 50
66
M. Kelliher,
66
13 25
66
Michael Dunn,
66
3 50
66 Gilbert Blaisdell,
66
23 52
66 C. A. Blaisdell,
66
10 12
6
John Kelly,
66
8 75
66
Thomas Shortle,
1 75
" Thomas Kelly,
66
26 25
" Charles Lyons,
66
1 75
$1,414 00
QUINCY POINT DISTRICT.
E. S. Fellows, Surveyor.
Paid Daniel Baxter, gavel, 1868 and 1869, $121 92
66
E. Adams & Son, lumber,
11 82
66 Sargent, Meade & Sampson, stone chips, 105 25
Dennis Ford, labor,
59 05
Amounts carried forward,
$315 99 $4,842 52
1 31
James Goulding,
3 50
66 Timothy Ryan,
Thomas Williams,
66
7 00
Abercrombie & Edwards, gravel, 17 95
Patrick Sullivan,
16
Amounts brought forward,
$315 99 $4,842 52
Paid William Crathorne, .
labor,
55 55
A. P. French,
36 75
6 Timothy Gay,
65 62
Patrick Sullivan, 66
55 55
B. McCuddy,
66
3 50
66 James Connors,
66
71 50
Patrick Garvin,
61 25
66
Thomas Shortle,
66
38 50
Maurice Sheahan,
24 50
Michael Dunn,
24 07
66 William Garvin,
66
17 07
66 M. Kelliher,
66
12 25
" H. Talbot,
66
10 00
$830 60
WEST DISTRICT.
E. B. Taylor, Surveyor.
Paid C. K. Hunt, labor, Blue Hill turnpike, $161 10
Patrick Sullivan, gravel, 17 88
66 Jacob F. Eaton, labor,
12 00
66 Michael McGovern, stone,
93 00
Patrick Farrell, gravel,
1 20
66 Estate Charles A. Spear, gravel,
18 12
66 Maurice Sheahan, labor, 161 75
66
66 building culvert, and
21 00
Thomas Shortle, labor,
152 00
William Totman, "
6 00
Samuel Babcock, gravel,
16 44
Thomas Connor, 6
2 16
66 George H. Locke, lantern,
113 75
" C. A. Blaisdell,
28 50
" M. Kelliher, 66
35 00
Amounts carried forward,
$841 15 $5,673 12
Gilbert Blaisdell, labor,
1 25
materials,
38 50
66 Estate James Mullen,
17
Amounts brought forward,
$841 15 $5,673 12
Paid J. P. Wentworth,
labor,
15 00
Patrick Farrel,
239 50
Thomas Kilraine,
63 00
Edward Burke,
64 75
Bernard Gerry,
66 50
John McCarty,
26 25
' . John Gerry,
66
57 75
Thomas Haffernan,
68 25
Daniel McCarty,
42 00
Daniel O'Neil,
28 00
William Garven,
3 50
James Glennon,
66
7 00
Michael Dunn,
3 50
Patrick Mullen,
24 00
Patrick Farrell, labor (Granite turnpike), 159 25
Bernard Gerry,
42 75
Edward Burke,
43 75
Thomas Kilraine,
35 00
Thomas Haffernan,
40 25
Daniel McCarty,
43 75
Daniel O'Neil,
66
45 50
John Gerry,
45 50
Wm. Martin,
14 00
" Samuel D. Forest,
12 25
J. Riley,
66
22 00
$2,054 15
EAST DISTRICT.
E. W. Underwood, Surveyor.
Paid Patrick Sullivan,
labor,
$1 75
66
Henry Littlefield,
101 50
66 M. Kelliher,
10 00
Timothy Gay,
66
10 50
A. P. French,
4 37
Dennis Ford,
66
3 50
Amounts carried forward,
$131 62| 87,727 27
3Q
18
Amounts brought forward,
Paid Chas. A. Blaisdell,
labor, 4 50
17 50
Gilbert Blaisdell, 66
3 50
Wm. Crathorne, 66
Samuel Belcher, labor and gravel,
A. M. Litchfield, stock and labor,
24 10
$265 22
REMOVING SNOW.
Paid sundry persons, shovelling snow,
$346 93
$8,339 42
NEW ROADS, ETC.
WIDENING GRANITE STREET.
Paid H. H. Faxon, land damage, $386 39
66 Mrs. J. F. Norwood,
50 00
Lewis Bass, 66
50 00
" Gilbert Blaisdell, labor, derrick, powder, etc.,
383 37
" C. A. Blaisdell, labor,
11 40
James Vance, stone,
181 68
" I. T. Wentworth, labor,
50 00
F. & C. Wilson, stone,
36 50
£ E. F. Hayden, labor,
27 50
Wm. H. Jones, stone,
177 12
M. Kelliher,
labor,
4 38
Timothy Gay,
57 18
P. Sullivan,
66
34 12
James Connors,
32 81
Dennis Ford, 66
6 12
A. T. French,
31 69
" James Mullen,
20 25
" Patrick Garven,
$1,695 26
Amount carried forward,
24 75
" Owens & Vance, use of oxen,
130 00
$131 62 $7,727 27
84 00
19
Amount brought forward, Paid Thos. Shortle,
$1,695 26
labor,
34 12
Maurice Sheahan,
34 12
66 Wm. Crathorne,
15 75
66 Wm. Garven,
17 50
Michael Dunn,
15 75
$1,812 50
MAIN STREET.
Paid Timothy Gay,
labor,
$10 50
66 M. Kelliher,
66
10 00
Chas. Blaisdell,
7 50
- 66
Patrick Sullivan,
66
41 43
66
James Connors,
28 43
66
Dennis Ford,
28 43
A. P. French,
26 68
Wm. Crathorne,
66
28 43
Gilbert Blaisdell, labor and powder,
24 50
John Gray, gravel,
21 20
$227 10
SQUANTUM CAUSEWAY. Paid George H. Cavanagh, furnishing and
driving piles,
$412 50
D. McCarty,
labor,
44 63
Patrick Farrell,
66
315 87
66
Peter Martin,
15 75
66
M. Donlan,
21 00
66 Bernard Gerry,
63 00
J. Cokely,
21 87
66
Thos. Haffernan,
63 00
J. Gerry,
58 62
J. Goulding,
66
53 37
P. McGrail,
66
17 50
Dennis O'Neil,
26 25
66 T. Ryan,
66
17 50
Amounts carried forward,
$1,192 11 $2,039 60
66 E. Burke,
61 25
20
$1,192 11 $2,039 60
19 25
66 Samuel Cushing,
7 00
Moses Clark, 66
17 50
66 Michael Finerty, 66
14 00
66 Thos. Finerty, 66
10 50
66 Thos. Kilraine,
3 50
66 J. Hastings,
98 40
66 Eliab Ramsdell, stock and labor,
149 55
Wm. H. Gray, plank,
$1,517 06
$3,556 66
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Under the direction of the Board of Engineers.
NIAGARA No. 1. Washington M. French, Engineer.
Paid W. M. French, carting to Roxbury,
$12 00
45 members,
225 00
6 Steward, 30 00
R. L. Lee, fuel,
31 25
Tirrell & Sons, oil and repairs,
1 75
W. E. Rudderham, repairing hose,
10 50
66 G. Brooks, fuel,
9 90
E. Adams & Son, coal,
2 80
Whitney & Nash, sponge, skin, etc.,
66 Wyman Abercrombie, oil, refreshments, etc., 22 86
$348 56
TIGER No. 2. Wm. Parker, Jr., Engineer.
Paid W. M. French, carting to Roxbury,
$24 00
66 44 members,
" Steward, 30 00
Amounts carried forward,
$274 00
$348 56
220 00
Amounts brought forward, Paid N. Mason, labor,
5 25
66
66
1 50
C. F. & J. W. Pierce, stove-pipe,
1 00
21
Amounts brought forward,
' $274 00 $348 56
Paid Owen Adams, coal, 4 75
" Tirrell & Sons, pole handle, 1 50
'. Hunneman & Co., repairs on engine, 61 75
" Daniel Baxter & Co., oil, refreshments, etc., 8 56
$350 56
GRANITE No. 3. Wm. Gragg, Engineer.
Paid 44 members,
$220 00
66 Steward, 30 00
Ralph Low, straps, bolts, and oil, 10 09
" E. Adams & Son, coal, 9 90
" E. E. Hall & Co., m'dse and refreshments, 56 16
$326 15
VULTURE No. 4. Wm. H. Sampson, Engineer.
Paid C. N. Ditson, oil and wick,
$1 06
L. L. Crane, 66
1 07
21 members,
105 00
66 Steward, 30 00
66 T. W. Carter, iron work,
5 00
66 Whitton & Lincoln, rope,
84
Joseph Lapham, refreshments,
1 00.
D. H. Bills, oil, refreshments, etc.,
9 34
E. Adams & Son, coal and wood, 11 10
. C. F. & J. W. Pierce, stove-pipe and wire, 2 25
" Whitney & Nash, powder, 25
Wyman Abercrombie, refreshments, 3 79
$170 70
HOOK AND LADDER NO. 1. Sam'l Ames and E. A. Spear, Engineers.
Paid E. Adams & Son, coal,
$11 45
31 members, 155 00
" Steward, 30 00
A. F. & J. N. Blake, oil, etc.,
3 10
Amounts carried forward,
$199 55
$1,195 97
22
Amounts brought forward,
Paid Ralph Lowe, badges and letters,
6 05
" Tho's Newcomb, repairs on ladder,
75
" G. Brooks, fuel,
50
" Whitney & Nash, sponge,
" E. S. Fellows, wash-bowl and pan, 2 20
$210 05
GENERAL EXPENSES.
Paid W. M. French, extra service as engineer, $39 75
Wm. Parker, Jr., repairs on reservoir
66 and service,
87 82
66 Sam'l Ames, services,
5 00
W. H. Sampson, " 5 00
5 00
Wm. Gragg,
56 55
E. Adams & Son, plank,
2 00
Geo. B. Jones, watching fire,
33 00
M. E. Green, advertising, 7 00
4 00
$245 12
$1,651 14
ALMSHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT, DR.
ANDREW B. MORSE, Superintendent.
To amount of Stock on hand, as appraised Feb. 1, 1869, $3,140 40
Paid J. Q. Wild, blacksmithing, $139 50
I. W. Munroe & Co., groceries and flour, 182 79
Nichols & Hinckley, butter, 88 63
Alex. Feltis, harness and blacksmithing, 104 86
H. Feltis, 56 85
40 00
E. M. Glover, labor,
711 15
" J. Loud & Co., flour and grain,
159 89
" Elbridge Clapp, groceries,
Amounts carried forward,
$1,483 67 $3,140 40
6 F. & C. Wilson, stone for reservoir,
66 Tho's Newcomb, neats-foot oil,
$199 55 $1,195 97
1 00
23
Amounts brought forward,
$1,483 67 $3,140 40
Paid Patrick Sullivan, labor,
28 44
C. N. Ditson, groceries,
131 70
Gilbert Blaisdell, labor,
83 00
W. H. Feltis,
81 00
M. Kelliher,
14 00
A. B. Morse, Superintendent,
400 00
J. H. Gilbert, M. D., services,
27 00
66 John McKenzie, labor,
27 50
James Connors, "
54 68
66
Michael Connors, "
23 62
Wm. Crathorne,
18 81
James O'Brien,
178 50
Wm. Garven,
12 69
D. Baxter & Co., provision,
26 23
James Griffin, labor,
19 11
Dennis Ford,
33 68
M. Dunn,
3 94
66 Whitney & Nash, groceries,
106 02
D. B. Stetson, boots and shoes,
35 29
66 C. F. & J. W. Pierce, tin-ware, etc.,
9 86
J. H. Veazie, medicines and stationery,
17 31
J. A. McClellan, md'se,
1 20
Perer Chubbuck, trimming trees,
3 15
N. Nightingale, boots and shoes,
5 55
Loring Whitney, wheelwrighting,
8 40
H. W. Gray, groceries,
14 04
Harvey French, Jr., painting,
10 00
Jonathan Cook, killing hogs,
8 00
66 Samuel Andrews, fish,
16 44
Bradford & Walker, pigs,
56 00
C. C. Johnson, medicines,
41 74
G. J. Jones, harness and repairs,
15 06
66 Wm. A. Hodges, bread, 25 76
G. L. Baxter & Co., grass seed, etc.,
13 84
W. Abercrombie, groceries,
104 52
Geo. H. Locke, rubber blanket,
2 00
Amounts carried forward,
$3,141 75 $3,140 40
24
Amounts brought forward,
$3,141 75 $3,140 40
Paid E. S. Fellows, pipe and repairing stove,
14 85
N. B. Furnald, lamps, oil, etc.,
10 44
Bowditch, & Co., expressage,
13 74
" Wm. Johnson, cow,
5 50
C. Hollgan, 66
37 22
" A. B. Morse, cash paid sundry bills,
12 75
W. Gregory, cutting wood,
7 20
J. D. Whicher, sole leather,
4 00
J. Q. Adams, sea-weed, etc.,
5 00
J. Glennon, wood,
2 00
" G. & R. P. Littlefield, sea-weed,
72 00
G. Forsyth, pigs,
J. Shea, expressage, 3 00
31 93
D. McCurdy, wheelwrighting,
1 25
66 D. K. Flint, conveyance,
1 84
Ames Plow Co., plow-points,
5 25
A. P. French, labor,
3 50
Timothy Gay,
17 50
R. Murphy,
25 87
66 Owen Adams, coal,
34 35
66 Tirrell & Sons, blacksmithing,
14 00
J. Newcomb, mowing,
22 85
Ralph Lowe, repairs on harnesses,
2 39
Mrs. Richardson, hats and ribbons,
59 40
E. Adams & Son, coal,
52 25
Lewis Bass, wood,
8 16
S. T. Allen, provisions,
182 04
G. & H. S. Totman, beef, etc.,
5 00
" C. F. Lord, labor,
18 00
J. Wentworth, "
9 00
" G. Penniman, "
5 25
H. Talbot, labor,
5 00
A. Wright, 66
1 75
D. Kelly,
3 00
Wm. S. Glover, “
17 94
" Allen & Wilson, provisions,
$3,943 97
$7,084 37
75 00
" M. E. Smith, labor,
12 00
25
ALMSHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT, CR.
Appraisal of Stock, Tools, and Provisions, Feb. 1, 1870.
10 tons English hay, $280 00
10 salt
140 00 ·
2 bedding " 20 00
beets, 24 00
Lot of straw,
10 00
3 cart harnesses,
60 00
2 lead
15 00
Hams and shoulders pork, 76 00
1 set double
25 00
110 pounds lard,
22 00
2 light wagons "
27 00
Pickles, 4 00
3 cows,
225 00
Lot salt beef and pork, 27 00
3 horses,
650 00
5 barrels soap, 28 00
4 pigs,
56 00
1} barrels flour, 13 00
Lot blankets,
6 00
Molasses,
12 00
Feed chest,
3 00
Coffee and tea,
25 00
. Hay-cutter,
5 00
Sugar,
28 00
3 ladders,
5 00
Butter,
14 00
Lot manure,
125 00
Fish,
3 50
Road scraper,
15 00
Beans,
5 00
2 snow-plows,
3 00
Dried apples,
3 00
1 covered wagon,
65 00
Eggs,
2 00
1 sleigh,
20 00
Onions,
1 00
1 pung,
20 00
Vinegar,
50
1 horse-sled,
10 00
1 scraper,
11 00
Crackers,
75
Wheelbarrow,
3 00
Medicine,
5 00
1 drag,
3 00
Clothes line and baskets,
2 00
Spices,
2 00
Watering-trough,
5 00
Old lumber,
10 00
Lot coal,
30 00
Lot barley,
30 00
Lot corn,
10 00
Fresh pork and beef,
9 00
Lot fowl,
25 00
120 bushels potatoes,
96 00
Lot small potatoes,
18 00
42 " wood in woods (cut), 18 00
Carried forward, $2,015 00
Carried forward, $2,647 75
4Q
" dry wood,
50 00
" pine wood, 5 00
green wood (cut),
70 00
4¿ cords birch wood, 31 00
Wash-tub and wringer,
11 00
Wagon-wheel axle and pole,
15 00
Brought forward, $2,015 00 Carrots, turnips, and
Cabbages, 7 00
Lot salt pork, 108 00
26
Brought forward, $2,647 75 Lot wood (standing in woods), 23 00
Brought forward, $3,029 75 6 mats, 6 00
Lot pop-corn, 4 00
Seed corn and beans, 3 00
3 horse-carts, 200 00
30 00
1 hay wagon,
50 00
Cultivator,
3 00
1 mowing-machine,
25 00
Whiffletrees,
10 00
1 horse-rake,
4 00
1 hay-rope,
3 00
Lot farming-tools,
15 00
Lot chains,
5 00
Road-tools,
4 00
Grindstone,
3 00
Stone "
5 00
Lot axes,
4 00
Ox-yoke,
5 00
Wood-saws,
2 00
Gravel-screen,
5 00
Set measures,
1 00
Tool-chest and jack,
3 00
Vice,
7 00
Harrow,
5 00
4 bushels meal,
5 00
Lot old iron,
50 00
Lot skewers,
20 00
4 stoves,
Carried forward, $3,029 75
$3,170 75
PRODUCE SOLD FROM ALMSHOUSE.
$78 96
Hay,
25 50
Poultry,
20 50
Potatoes,
11 00
Calf,
11 83
Pork,
28 88
Lard,
7 00
Eggs, milk, etc.,
$376 93
Furnished to 37 travellers 74 meals, and 37
$18 50
lodgings,
40 00
Due for rent of Rock Island,
67 82
* Due for hay and straw,
Amount carried forward,
$3,674 00
* Paid since settlement.
2 plows, 10 00
1 open wagon,
3 00
Grain-chest,
10 00
Lumber and ox-yoke,
193 26
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Amount brought forward,
$3,674 00
LABOR ON HIGHWAYS BY ALMSHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT.
Centre District,
$408 50
East District,
23 50
South District,
674 75
Quincy Point District,
348 87
North District,
16 25
West District,
7 25
Main Street,
177 75
Granite Street,
478 50
Removing snow,
113 00
-
$2,248 37
$5,922 37
Total amount charged to Almshouse for the year ending Feb. 1, 1870,
$7,084 37
Total amount accredited to Almshouse,
$5,922 37
POOR OUT OF ALMSHOUSE.
Paid Hasket Derby, operation on J. Hobart,
$50 00
" O. C. & N. R. Co., tickets furnished travellers, 18 86
" Mass. Gen'l. Hospital, board J. Sheahan, 99 00
" Minot Wild, care of J. Jameson, 1867, 24 00 " Town of Randolph, supplies to Ann Hunt, 94 61 Mrs. Swain, 20 00
" E. Clapp, supplies to Mrs. Lockney, 4 00
66 66 Thomas Walsh, 5 00
" W. M. French, conveyance of paupers,
Mrs. M. Derry, board of child, 2 00
66 W. M. French, refreshments furnished travellers, 19 50
3 00
Amount carried forward,
$3 39 97
28
Amount brought forward, $339 97 Paid E. Woodward, M. D., visits to Kate Tansey, 7 50 " J. A. Stetson, M. D., visits Mrs. T. Mun- roe, 12 00
" C. N. Ditson, supplies to J. W. Hayden, 3 00
66 66 W. Ballon, 3 00
66
66 66 Mrs. Geo. Packard, 10 51
" E. Adams & Son, coal to Mrs. Usher, 13 00
66 T. Walsh, 6 00
66 a poor person, 6 00
66 Mrs. C. Hayden, 6 00
+Owen Adams, coal to Samuel Sias, 12 00
66
" and wood, Mrs. Mayall, 8 50
" Volney French, 6 50
" Mrs. T. Shortle, 5 63
66
" Chas. Elcock, 12 00
66
" and wood M. Leighea, 8 50
" Edward Fagan, wood to Mrs. Forbes,
4 00
" J. T. French, feeding travellers, 4 55
" E. Adams & Son, coal to Mrs. McGann, 60 Mrs. Munroe, 6 00
6 00
66 wood and coal, Mrs.
McCarty, 8 75
+C. N. Ditson, supplies to W. Harmon, 5 00
66 T. H. Hays, support of Ellen French, 29 83
City of Boston, support of E. B. Furnald, 13 00
" R. L. Lee, wood to Mrs. J. Hobart, 4 00
" E. Adams & Son, coal to Mrs. T. Wood, 6 00 66 Mrs. G. Packard, 6 00
66 S. Sias, 11 00 +
" N. A. Thayer, support of child of Wm. Whicher, 3 00
" H. A. French, clothing to James Hunt, 6 00
State Lunatic Hospital, board of W. F. Hinckley, 53 20
Amount carried forward, $626 44
* Refunded. t To be refunded.
29
Amount brought forward, $626 44
Paid State Lunatic Hospital, board of Mary Rodman, 50 48
" State Lunatic Hospital, board of Susan N. Hunt, 51 65
" State Lunatic Hospital, board of John Cullen, 51 95
" State Lunatic Hospital, board of Chloe H. Underwood, 45 00
" Worcester Lunatic Hospital, support of Lucy F. Fowle, 46 00
" S. F. Newcomb, goods to Mrs. Haynes,
4 00
Ellen Jones, 42 00
Mrs. Thomas
Munroe, 21 00
" City of Boston, support of E. B. Furnald, 5 28
" Eliab Ramsdell, goods to Mrs. Hernon, 5 16 * Geo. French, Jr., 15 00
" N. A. Thayer, board of Whicher child, 2 00
" R. L. Lee, wood to Mrs. Lockney, 3 00
" E. Adams & Son, wood to Mrs. Munroe, 2 75
" N. A. Thayer, board of Whicher child, 2 75
" Geo. Huntress, expense to Wisconsin,
25 00
" City of Charlestown, support of C. P. Savil, 40 50
" J. H. Gilbert, M. D., attendance on Kate Tansey, 10 50
" J. H. Gilbert, M. D., attendance on H. Nourse, 21 00
" J. H. Gilbert, M. D., attendance on J. Sheahan, 1 00
" *C. F. Billings, support of McGrath and child, 39 00
" N. A. Thayer, board of Whicher child, 4 00
State Lunatic Hospital, board of M. F. Rodman, 47 39
Amount carried forward, $1,162 85
* To be refunded.
30
Amount brought forward, $1,162 85
Paid State Lunatic Hospital, board of Susan
Hunt, 50 57
" State Lunatic Hospital, board of Chloe Underwood, 45 75
" State Lunatic Hospital, board of W. F. Hinckley, 49 60
" State Lunatic Hospital, board of John Cullen, 51 45
" City of Fall River, supplies to C. P. Savil, 23 25
" Worcester Lunatic Hospital, board of L. F. Fowle, 33 50
" A. F. & J. N. Blake, goods to Mrs. Den- ward, 5 62
" 'A. F. & J. N. Blake, goods to Thomas Walsh, 2 00
" A. F. & J. N. Blake, goods to Mrs, Whalan, 4 00
" D. F. French, expenses of conveying Catharine Cleverly to Hospital, 9 00
" State Reform School, board of W. E. F. Prince, 6 50
" State Reform School, board of Titus Hobart, 6 21
" G. J. Jones, support of J. Packard and wife, 34 00
" D. B. Stetson, shoes to Thomas Walsh, 1 90
" State Reform School, board of W. E. F. Prince, 6 07
State Nautical School, board of A. O. Lord, 6 50
N. Elcock, 6 50
66 of C. H.
Bryant, 5 21
" S. F. Newcomb, goods to Ellen Jones, 84 00
" N. A. Thayer, board of Whicher child, 2 00
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